Trapping Supplies Review

My friend Jeremiah Wood over at Trapping Today posted a link to this book, which I found informative and entertaining, so I thought I'd...

I always enjoy reading trapping books from "the good old days."  It's fascinating to see how methods have evolved, and just a...

Oneida traps were first produced by a religious commune in 1852.  Their traps were named after one of their best blacksmiths, Sewell Newhous...

     Animal trapping has been going on as far back as we can peer into history, and the tools and techniques of ancient trappers are fascin...

review by CJ Williams Trapping has a rich, nostalgic history that most modern trappers appreciate. I have become something of a trapping h...

 Review by CJ Williams      The modern trapper has a wealth of information at his disposal in the form of books and videos that detail the...