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re: Set traps today (updated 2/23 end of the line)
Posted on 2/10/11 at 10:39 pm to offshoretrash
Posted on 2/10/11 at 10:39 pm to offshoretrash
when deer trip a set do they get injured? will the traps actually capture a deer or a pig?
I know jack shite about trapping.
I know jack shite about trapping.
Posted on 2/11/11 at 7:44 am to offshoretrash
quote:
Gonna see if I can get the yote pictures on here
wow. thats a big yote! you are running strong on that trapline.
thanks for posting the cat set. i didn't realize the walkthrough set was that simple. awesome man.
Posted on 2/11/11 at 7:50 am to Bleeding purple
quote:I know him too.. I helped a buddy a couple of winters, I was the hatchet man...
I know jack shite
Posted on 2/11/11 at 7:50 am to Bleeding purple
quote:
when deer trip a set do they get injured? will the traps actually capture a deer or a pig?
It can contain them. However if you catch a 200lb animal in a 1 1/2 duke coil spring they're not gonna stay in it long. Snares on the other hand would hold them. I dont see how you could let that animal go safely though.
Posted on 2/11/11 at 7:57 am to 4X4DEMON
also, the traps he's using are hold traps not snap and break traps. the jaws of the traps have rubber cushions on them to not break the leg. so a deer could pull out uninjured.
Posted on 2/11/11 at 7:59 am to atchafalaya
Did I miss where he said he was using soft catch traps?
Not all of those type traps are soft catch. In fact, the vast majority arent. They do work very good though because it allows just enough blood flow to the digits to keep the animal from chewing out of the trap once the appendage goes numb from lack of circulation.
Posted on 2/11/11 at 8:09 am to 4X4DEMON
ture not all are soft catch. i think his yote sets are though because he's wanting to sell em to the pen. and in the pic of his yote set it looks like a rubber jaw trap.
Posted on 2/11/11 at 8:32 am to atchafalaya
Soft catch would make more sense, since he's selling them live to be ran. I have no interest in trying to take those things live. 
Posted on 2/11/11 at 8:52 am to 4X4DEMON
Nothing on todays check too damn cold! Did have a cat step 2" from my pan and only saw one set of fresh coyote tracks in the snow.
No I am not using soft catch traps, the trap I am using has wide cast iron offset jaws. They were designed for the live market. Rubber jaw traps are a pain in the arse. One coon will wreck the pads on a trap and it takes time to change those pads out in the field.
I have caught and held a nubbin buck in a #2 trap. I used my catch pole to hold him down and release him. A snare around a deers neck is a death sentence they won't survive.
No I am not using soft catch traps, the trap I am using has wide cast iron offset jaws. They were designed for the live market. Rubber jaw traps are a pain in the arse. One coon will wreck the pads on a trap and it takes time to change those pads out in the field.
I have caught and held a nubbin buck in a #2 trap. I used my catch pole to hold him down and release him. A snare around a deers neck is a death sentence they won't survive.
Posted on 2/11/11 at 9:01 am to offshoretrash
Where doing all this trapping at
Posted on 2/11/11 at 9:02 am to offshoretrash
quote:
the trap I am using has wide cast iron offset jaws
i stand corrected!
Posted on 2/11/11 at 9:10 am to Redfish2010
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Where doing all this trapping at
Union Parish
Posted on 2/11/11 at 9:44 am to offshoretrash
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A snare around a deers neck is a death sentence they won't survive.
can you explain to me what people mean by a deer block or deer saftey on a snare?
Posted on 2/11/11 at 9:54 am to Bleeding purple
Deer stops on a snare just stop the the snare from completely closing all the way and the deer can slip it's leg out of the loop. It's just a small crimped ferrel or smashed nut on the cable.
To keep a deer's neck out of a snare you can place a sick above the loop of the set snare to make the deer step over it instead of going through it.
To keep a deer's neck out of a snare you can place a sick above the loop of the set snare to make the deer step over it instead of going through it.
Posted on 2/11/11 at 11:06 am to Bigpoppat
I noticed people asking about prices and no one has given any, so I done a little reseach and here is the price from RP Outdoors (Prices updated as of jan 26th 2011.
Copied from RP Outdoors website..
OTTER
Dry--Large-XL no damage-prime $40.00--All others $25.00 & down.
Green--Large-XL no damage prime $35.00--All others $20.00 & down. !!! ALL OTTER MUST HAVE STATE TAGS !!!
We have TX Otter and Bobcat tags on our TX fur route only, but we cannot tag them in Louisiana.
MINK
Green--Large-XL no damage-prime $10.00.
Small--$5.00--
Dry--$1.00 more.
Little southern red type will not grade at these prices.
Muskrat
Dry-Large-XL--$3.00--Med--$2.00---Small--$1.00
Green--$2.00 & down.
RACCOON Coat Type
Dry--XXL $7.00--XL--$5.00--L--$3.00.
Green--XXL--$5.00--XL--$3.00--L--$1.00
Racoon West TX Semi
Dry--$10.00 & down.
Green--$8.00 & down.
BEAVER
Dry--$10.00 & down.
Green--$4.00 & down.
GREY FOX LA & TX
Dry--$12.00 & down.
Green--$10.00 & down.
GREY FOX GA,AL,MS,SC,TN, N.AR,
Dry--$14.00 & down.
Green--$12.00 & down.
RED FOX
Dry--$12.00 & down
Green--$10.00 & down.
BOBCAT E.TX, N.LA, Clear, well spotted cats no damage
Dry--$40.00 & down.
Green--$35.00 & down.
BOBCAT West TX, Heavies, well spotted
Dry--$135.00 & down.
Green--$130.00 & down.
BOBCAT Northeast TX, S. AR, Well spotted
Dry--$45.00 & down.
Green--$40.00 & down.
BOBCAT South LA,MS,AL,GA Smokey bellies
Dry--$25.00 & down.
Green--$20.00 & down.
This region can also produce a cat like N. LA--E. TX at these prices DRY $40.00 & down. Green $35.00 & down.
ALL BOBCAT MUST HAVE STATE TAGS !!!
COYOTE
Dry--$7.00 & down.
Green--$4.00 & down.
Some heavy coyotes, pale from W. TX will bring
Copied from RP Outdoors website..
OTTER
Dry--Large-XL no damage-prime $40.00--All others $25.00 & down.
Green--Large-XL no damage prime $35.00--All others $20.00 & down. !!! ALL OTTER MUST HAVE STATE TAGS !!!
We have TX Otter and Bobcat tags on our TX fur route only, but we cannot tag them in Louisiana.
MINK
Green--Large-XL no damage-prime $10.00.
Small--$5.00--
Dry--$1.00 more.
Little southern red type will not grade at these prices.
Muskrat
Dry-Large-XL--$3.00--Med--$2.00---Small--$1.00
Green--$2.00 & down.
RACCOON Coat Type
Dry--XXL $7.00--XL--$5.00--L--$3.00.
Green--XXL--$5.00--XL--$3.00--L--$1.00
Racoon West TX Semi
Dry--$10.00 & down.
Green--$8.00 & down.
BEAVER
Dry--$10.00 & down.
Green--$4.00 & down.
GREY FOX LA & TX
Dry--$12.00 & down.
Green--$10.00 & down.
GREY FOX GA,AL,MS,SC,TN, N.AR,
Dry--$14.00 & down.
Green--$12.00 & down.
RED FOX
Dry--$12.00 & down
Green--$10.00 & down.
BOBCAT E.TX, N.LA, Clear, well spotted cats no damage
Dry--$40.00 & down.
Green--$35.00 & down.
BOBCAT West TX, Heavies, well spotted
Dry--$135.00 & down.
Green--$130.00 & down.
BOBCAT Northeast TX, S. AR, Well spotted
Dry--$45.00 & down.
Green--$40.00 & down.
BOBCAT South LA,MS,AL,GA Smokey bellies
Dry--$25.00 & down.
Green--$20.00 & down.
This region can also produce a cat like N. LA--E. TX at these prices DRY $40.00 & down. Green $35.00 & down.
ALL BOBCAT MUST HAVE STATE TAGS !!!
COYOTE
Dry--$7.00 & down.
Green--$4.00 & down.
Some heavy coyotes, pale from W. TX will bring
This post was edited on 2/11/11 at 11:07 am
Posted on 2/11/11 at 11:12 am to watsonlabman
Thats where we sell is RP in Mansfield. The prices are tanking. We were getting 65+ for green otters a few years ago.
Posted on 2/12/11 at 8:30 pm to 4X4DEMON
Todays check nothing again! If tomorrow is the same I am pulling some of the ones with no activity and resetting in another location. Not sure what's going on I saw no fresh tracks today they may be on a round and will be back through tonight.
I did scout some new ground today and will be putting in 10 or so new sets there.
I did scout some new ground today and will be putting in 10 or so new sets there.
Posted on 2/13/11 at 6:51 pm to offshoretrash
Bump, I'm really enjoying your posts and pics.
Posted on 2/13/11 at 6:55 pm to tigerfan1974
Well again nothing I am really begining to wonder. I did have some activity where coyotes and bobcats worked sets and just missed the pan by an inch. I had a deer throw one trap and a bobcat stepped inbetween the trap and my lure. I put out 8 more sets so agian I will see what tomorrow brings.
Posted on 2/13/11 at 7:06 pm to offshoretrash
Maybe their luck will run out tonight.
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