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Oh Yeah
Looks like your traps are working great

Thanks for sharing

WOW! Nice pics......I love the fur on that last one! :yoyo: :yoyo: :yoyo: :congrats: :congrats: :congrats:

Yeah, that last one looks a little pissed.

Jim

Awesome :biggrin:

Whats that he's chewing on in the first pic?
Is that a Hickory twig?....cause something tells me he aint gonna survive.

:roflmao: ohhh man I crack myself up. :innocentwhistle:   Ok.....maybe it wasn't that funny :doh2:

I've missed your picks! Really enjoyed seeing them last year, glad to see you at it again!  :highclap:

Thanks everyone ... we certainly enjoy sharing them.

5 and 7 should get a prize. Great pics  :congrats:

Nice coyotes and cat...nothing beats tight chains in the morning. :yoyo: And that is one HOG of a beaver - what did he weigh?

Steve

"bout time you showed up! :argh:
:laf:

Sure enjoy the pix! :eyebrow:   Thanks for sharing! :biggrin:

The beav was a few oz over 52 pounds ... not too awful big ... but still stout.

A stinker for you ...

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Very nice, thanks for sharing  :congrats:

Another today ... same set.

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Great pictures.  :yoyo: :yoyo: That fifth one is my new background. Thanks for sharing them.

Pat

Another Song Dog today ... notice the unusual back foot catch.

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Dont see too many back footed like that, did you differ your set any way ?

Not at all. Is was a basic flat set with the log for a backing. I reckon it came over the log instead of around it and planted her back foot on the trap.

rgr that, looking again at the pic I could vision it walkin down that log....

Nice looking coyote.  I have a problem trying to picture anything without snow in it here.  Everytime I get a back foot catch I imagine them trying to crap on my trap and getting caught in the act.

Nice.....man I just eat these pics up :yoyo:

I love that OH $&)# Look coming from under the log....... :laf: Nice pics! :yoyo: