Posted by Clefus on January 23, 2008 at 17:06:49 from (98.17.29.53):
In Reply to: leg hold traps posted by cdv on January 22, 2008 at 17:45:50:
Besides Fur-Fish-Game, try to find a recent issue of Trapper and Predator Caller...lots of ads...
If you just want a few try Duke brand...cheap but they work...just need a little filing and tuning...
I manufacture products to sell at at trapping conventions ...but I dont carry traps....
My coyote traps are a $20 bill each....but I have them fully modified with laminated offset jaws, multiple swivels and a shockspring.ect. ...and animals caught are in very good shape......
A poorly swiveled sharp edged trap is not a proper or efficient tool for fur harvesting...
Bodygripping traps must be used with some common sense ....but are a great tool...
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