Trapper & Predator Caller

A FEW THINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO THIS TRAPPING SEASON

November is prime time for trapping, and by now everyone is out laying steel or checking traps! The crisp air, the early morning frost on the grass, the fresh smell of dirt and mud as we dig those dirtholes or pocket sets, all contribute to the overall experience. If you have traps out now, you have made the decision to trap because you are a trapper — and you will enjoy it — rain or shine.

Of course, the market is dim for all but coyotes, and unless

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