Trapper & Predator Caller

“ATE UP” WITH TRAPPING

He was just a kid when I met him in the 1990s. Twelve, maybe 13. But it was obvious he was “ate up” with trapping.

My first book, “The Mink Manual,” had been on the market a year or two, and I was there at the convention trying to sell more copies. The kid — call him Willie — had gotten a copy for

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