Post by G3TrapperNC on Jan 13, 2005 20:41:32 GMT -5
Nothing last weekend. The culvert was untouched, not even dammed back up. The castor mound had visited, with more debris piled up (kind of off to the side, and not on the pile I had created), but the trap had not been sprung. I believe it was too deep.
Had to pull the traps due to time constraints. I am going to wait until the end of duck season (when I have access to all of the pond) and hit them with all of the arsenal I have - 2 CDR 7.5's, 6 330's & up to 24 snares. If finesse and the learning curve haven't helped, maybe sheer firepower will!
Not much to show (except for a lot of miles and a large gas bill) but I am learning a lot about their behavior, and having fun at the same time......
It took several years to harvest my first deer, I guess I need to put in my time here too.......Can't wait to catch the first tree killer......
John
Had to pull the traps due to time constraints. I am going to wait until the end of duck season (when I have access to all of the pond) and hit them with all of the arsenal I have - 2 CDR 7.5's, 6 330's & up to 24 snares. If finesse and the learning curve haven't helped, maybe sheer firepower will!
Not much to show (except for a lot of miles and a large gas bill) but I am learning a lot about their behavior, and having fun at the same time......
It took several years to harvest my first deer, I guess I need to put in my time here too.......Can't wait to catch the first tree killer......
John
