Anyone have any good trapping pics? i'll have to go find some and post up here from last year.

if you notice the coon on the tailgate had a dog proof on…he took that dog proof the day prior and i got him in a snare the next day. that dude was an old boar coon.

Since no one will bite I'll put some catch pics up for you bud

I am the coon man lol

Few from my collection.

Greg....what trap did ya use to catch that monkey in the tree!!

I'm that monkey, tuffbroad

Don't worry noone was caught, its just a catch picture for the early coons that were headed to NAFA.

Good cats VM, is that top one a one eye ol fighter or did he just wink for the picture?

Good thread goin, keep it up boys

Lol nice pics monkey man, I like that ol leverage seeker pic in the swamp, good one

Wow! Impressive, to say the least...

Great pics!!

I never took pictures till my kiddos got involved last yr..

When I get off duty and back to the house on monday Ill post up some critter pics from last year.

awesome pics guys….thats a lot of fur

so, what is your go too trap for coons? I love the DP…but the Conibear is a very close second

Z traps for me, connibears are efficient as well but I think the dp is the way to go. Speed and space is crucial on the line

I have to agree with Greg, for the ease and speed of rolling out a coon line its hard to beat a DP style trap, I'm really partial to the Freedom Brand FB1's, no dog to mess with and my kids don't have any troubles setting them, as well as my 70 yr old father that just don't have the grip strength anymore..

If it weren't for the space the buckets take up this would be the go to set for me.


Walk up to all of em looking like this...DOA

Pics from last year..


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Hummmm what happened there....ya click on them and it there...but not in the reply...

How do I locate fur buyers around Fort Worth? I've been interested in taking my patterdale terriers to the next level and just curious what I would do with coon and fox that they bayed/killed?

If you put too many pics in a reply that will happen, next time just put like 6 or so per reply an it should work fine

we've got a lot of coyote down on our place. south texas. I've got some leg traps. I've never had a lot of luck with them. but I probably haven't put my diligence forward on them either.

we see coyote scat frequently. lots of sign along our regularly travled roads. would it be smart to simply set a trap in the road rut? assuming other folks on the place new it was there and would avoid it?

otherwise where else would you put one. how do you tell if its primarily yotes using a trail? or a fence crossing?

I guess I probably need to boil my traps and then just be careful about scent?

Just did this little guys paperwork and released him..