Trapper & Predator Caller

FIREARMS FOR FURBEARERS

While checking my traps early one morning on only the second day of the Illinois trapping season, my anticipation level was at an all-time high. At the second set on the small river that held most of the raccoon and mink sets that I had put out the day before, I found a welcome sight — a jumbo boar raccoon. It was what I hoped to be the beginning of a great and hopefully profitable trapping season. If everything went as I would like, I would have plenty of fur to put up by the time that the season was over. But, before I got too far ahead, each one of those animals would have to be humanely dispatched.

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