Bucket List Trapping: Ursus Americanus, the Black Bear
This trapper’s 2020 trapping season started a little different than most years. He was setting steel for a massive Northern black bear. [Read More]
The Management Trapper: Save Your Corn Crops
It’s no secret that growing corn in bear country or near a huge raccoon population can be downright tough. At the same time, almost all serious habitat managers understand that corn can be a powerful draw for whitetails, and be good for the deer to fatten them up for the rigors of the rut and then survive winter. [Read More]
The Trap Line
Sizing Up Trap Size
Friday, January 29th, 2021Lure Strategies for Coyotes and Cats
Friday, January 22nd, 2021Is Round the New Square?
Friday, January 15th, 2021How the Pros Use Lights for Nighttime Predator Hunting
Tuesday, January 12th, 2021Bobcat Trapping, Minnesota Style
Friday, January 8th, 2021Product Spotlights
Trapping Gear: BurzOff Bur Remover
The world’s first and only tool specifically designed for removing burs, BurzOff effectively removes all common burs from your favorite outdoor clothing quickly and painlessly. [Read More]
Mark June’s Lures Inc. Fox Frenzy Trapping Lure
Fox Frenzy is one of the largest-selling fox lures in America with a customer base in all fur zones. It’s also Mark’s personal favorite. [Read More]
Resources
Trapper Resources Online
The Market Report
Fur Market Report February 2021: Coyotes, Beavers and Upcoming AuctionsTrapping seasons across North America are coming to an end when we enter into late February. Fur is still prime, but for many southern regions, the turn to spring is arriving fast, and many critters will also start breeding soon. Yes, it is still winter in Canada, but snow is at its deepest point, ice is as thick as it will ever be, and most trappers have by now harvested most of what they will harvest this season. [Read More]
Fur Market Report January 2021: Western Cats and Coyotes Reveal Upcoming MarketThe biggest bulk of the fur in North America is harvested in November and December, but most commercial fur seasons usually run into January and February. But, November and December are the biggest months, so by now you can say that most of what will hit the market in 2021 is already in fur sheds on stretchers or in freezers. [Read More]
Fur Market Report December 2020: Results Are In After Season’s First AuctionWhen Fur Harvesters Auction in North Bay, Ontario, Canada, held the first wild fur sale of the year on August 30-31, 2020, trappers all over North America finally had some real numbers about what was really happening with wild fur. [Read More]
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