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BrewGUN wrote:

TrapperDev wrote:Yes they are the ones from gander but i found them onlin for $20 a dozen rather that $35 a dozen at ganderI will have to try the spring that sounds promising

Check out F&T trapping supplies, they're right here in MI, quick shipping and very competitive prices, I think I got those same snare for $18 a dozen. I also bought some cable stops, and other snare parts for rebuilding wrecked sets.

X2 on fnt supplies. Gd prices and fast shipping for sure

To the best of my knowledge, they don't do castor, only pelts.

assateague wrote:To the best of my knowledge, they don't do castor, only pelts.

They do castor but its not auctioned its sold

NAFA?

assateague wrote:NAFA?

Yep. Sold for women's perfume. Can be the most valuable part of the beaver

Learn something new. Looks like they just sell it, not auction it. Here's the info/point of contact for castor off of their website, if you don't already have it.

If you have any questions for Ron Lancour, email him at trap-r@shaw.ca

quackhead wrote:

assateague wrote:NAFA?

Yep. Sold for women's perfume. Can be the most valuable part of the beaver

The hole?

If he had said "the most costly" part of the beaver, that would have to be the 115 pounds immediately surrounding it.

Life support systems for vaginas are expensive.

3legged_lab wrote:Cutting ties with Life support systems for vaginas are expensive.

FTFY

Don't forget cost of ownership.

Goldfish wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:Cutting ties with Life support systems for vaginas are expensive.

FTFY

Cut the dog pound loose?

Flightstopper wrote:

Goldfish wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:Cutting ties with Life support systems for vaginas are expensive.

FTFY

Cut the dog pound loose?

No, Not yet. There are says it's damn close tho. Days like today when I wake up grumpy, and the cats have pissed on the clean clothes, the foster dog pissed on the carpet, and her pit pup has the runs and doesn't make it outside. Fml

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Goldfish wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

Goldfish wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:Cutting ties with Life support systems for vaginas are expensive.

FTFY

Cut the dog pound loose?

No, Not yet. There are says it's damn close tho. Days like today when I wake up grumpy, and the cats have pissed on the clean clothes, the foster dog pissed on the carpet, and her pit pup has the runs and doesn't make it outside. Fml

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sounds like you could use a couple conibears in the house

Bufflehead wrote:

Goldfish wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

Goldfish wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:Cutting ties with Life support systems for vaginas are expensive.

FTFY

Cut the dog pound loose?

No, Not yet. There are says it's damn close tho. Days like today when I wake up grumpy, and the cats have pissed on the clean clothes, the foster dog pissed on the carpet, and her pit pup has the runs and doesn't make it outside. Fml

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sounds like you could use a couple conibears in the house

That's solid advice. Set 12 conibears up and whatever is still alive after 1 year will be worthy of living there...

Goldfish wrote:

Flightstopper wrote:

Goldfish wrote:

3legged_lab wrote:Cutting ties with Life support systems for vaginas are expensive.

FTFY

Cut the dog pound loose?

No, Not yet. There are says it's damn close tho. Days like today when I wake up grumpy, and the cats have pissed on the clean clothes, the foster dog pissed on the carpet, and her pit pup has the runs and doesn't make it outside. Fml

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dudr your nuts, watch an episode of animal hoarders. That's your life in ten years

Jehlers right Goldie. We're gonna read about you and your ol' lady in the news having 10 starving horses in you back yard. People aklways start out with good intentions and then it gets to more than they can handle or afford.

got onto youtube for one quick video and before you know it im watching a guy skin and stretch a muskrat. His stretching boards are pretty cool, and cheap!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotation ... 2QJFrwiwGw

I'd be scared they would crease in half as the skin dried. But maybe since the rats are so small they don't exert the same pressure as a coon or fox.

assateague wrote:I'd be scared they would crease in half as the skin dried. But maybe since the rats are so small they don't exert the same pressure as a coon or fox.

I've been using that method lately and it works great. Super fast and easy to get them off. No belly board needed.

They keep their shape, don't fold in half?

assateague wrote:They keep their shape, don't fold in half?

Actually pretty hard to fold. Not as easy as I thought they would be. I did 2 the other night and have 3 more on them right now. Haven't seen any folding. I'm thinking they would also be gd for mink since you have to put so many damn pins in them