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    my wish is that we could get the message out that trapping is not an evil thing that needs t stop but a timeless triditon that still has many benfits that inclued population management and better quality fur products

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    I used to trap with my Son before he was old enough to hunt. It's very time consuming and a lot of work but a thrill to see the results if you are fortunate enough to be successful.

    We used modified Bridgers for fox and coyote.

    Trapping is a good way to manage animal populations if it is done correctly. Overpopulation causes diseases and starvation.
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    i trapped a few years. nothing against it. not enough do it. to many coons eating my heirloom tomato`s. i have been bow hunting for 30 years. i own beagles and love to run them on bunnys. going tree rat hunting in indiana sunday.
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    id love to go after squrills but here in pa season doesent open till october and we cant hunt on sundays here except crow, i also love to bunny hunt i spend hours out kicking brush piles for rabbits every winter

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    I took the Trapper Education class earlier this year. Yes, I support trappers. FTA and NYSTA member.
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    Post Pennsylvania Trappers Association website

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    Straights and trapping kinda go together, not to many folks doing it like they use to.But they sure are fun!!! You should think about joining the Penn. Trappers Assoc. they have Fall round up and they have all kinds of demos put on buy expert trappers, you will learn something there for sure, plus you can get some equipment and luers.
    http://www.patrappers.com
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    Thumbs up Trapping Forum

    You can also learn a lot on the TrapperMan.com forum:

    Trapper Talk - Trapperman.com Forums
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    Quote Originally Posted by KWilliams40 View Post
    You can also learn a lot on the TrapperMan.com forum:

    Trapper Talk - Trapperman.com Forums
    On there too !!!! Great bunch of folks
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bazz View Post
    I used to trap rabbits as a young boy , days long gone ..these days trapping is frowned upon here in australia to many tree huggers to count



    I used to trap rabbits in the late '60's as a kid as well, still have a few traps in the shed, but as said, the PC crowd have stuffed that here in Australia years ago.


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    Ps nessmuck hope you had good prices this last season !! Looks like we will have a cold winter this year, see what the fox pelts look like.
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    Recently bought some conibear type traps, cant wait to try them out.
    It is easier to fool people than to convince them they have been fooled. Twain

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