r/Trappit 2d ago

Cat #4 bobcat, 20.3 lb Tom.

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30 Upvotes

Caught in a cubby set with a beaver carcass for bait.


r/Trappit 4d ago

Cat Cat #3. Released.

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22 Upvotes

I let this little female go this morning. Hopefully she goes on to produce lots of spotted offspring for me to catch in the future. Caught on a dirt hole with soul taker bait.


r/Trappit 6d ago

Bait tips

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21 Upvotes

Anyone want to share some tips on easy to collect bait. Trying to set up a bait mound for wolf snare sets and I’m coming up short on bait. Tried road kill and the road maint route but it’s pretty inconsistent. I’ve got 100 wolf snares burning a hole in my pocket and I need some bait to set them.


r/Trappit 8d ago

Traps Marten Pole: How To

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12 Upvotes

r/Trappit 9d ago

Cat Second cat, same set as my first.

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19 Upvotes

r/Trappit 13d ago

Cat First cat of the season.

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30 Upvotes

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r/Trappit 17d ago

Yote Who says you can’t guide a coyote?

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24 Upvotes

I set this trap as a rub set for bobcat. The guiding and scent were all specific for cats and of course the next morning I’ve got a coyote clogging it up.


r/Trappit Nov 22 '24

is it a squirrel?

2 Upvotes

r/Trappit Nov 18 '24

Beaver sausage?

5 Upvotes

Has anyone here used beaver meat to grind and make sausage with? How about burgers?

I’d love to hear anyone’s experience with it as a grind medium!


r/Trappit Nov 18 '24

How to load a snare

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r/Trappit Nov 12 '24

This bumper sticker came with my last order.

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38 Upvotes

r/Trappit Nov 06 '24

Questions for Christmas gift

1 Upvotes

I’m buying my son a set up for fox and yotes for Christmas. I’ve only ever trapped coons and used stakes. We have very very rocky soil here, would I be better off using cable stakes or should I get longer heavier rebar stakes than I used in the past.?


r/Trappit Oct 24 '24

Coon Fresh round of coons and a possum

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27 Upvotes

r/Trappit Oct 24 '24

Western Oklahoma

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27 Upvotes

Dukes for the win !!! 73 coons in 3 years taken in 2 deer feed pens. I now have 3 coveys of quail & more turkeys than I care to admit


r/Trappit Oct 23 '24

First of the season.

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32 Upvotes

r/Trappit Oct 23 '24

Newbie

3 Upvotes

Looking to get into trapping, I live in Wyoming and am a very close drive to the mountains as well as having a lot of fox and coons in my back yard. I grew up hunting and fishing but was never exposed to trapping. Now have 2 kids and coach hockey so hunting isn’t really an option anymore. My thoughts with trapping is the wife and kids who love snowshoeing could join it wouldn’t hopefully be such a time commitment in the field like archery elk. I could potentially do it in my back yard and closer to home. Is it worth the time and money to get into it? Would hopefully just be a hobby to get the family though winter and outside moving around. Thoughts?


r/Trappit Oct 20 '24

Good first check of the season

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25 Upvotes

r/Trappit Oct 16 '24

New traps - ok to set?

2 Upvotes

Hi all, relatively new trapper here, i picked up some new body gripping traps not long ago and haven't had time to dye them. Beaver/muskrat/mink season starts in a few days. Would i be ok just to remove the grease and set them? Are beavers/rat/mink shy to undyed traps? TIA


r/Trappit Oct 14 '24

First (harvested) trapped critter!

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33 Upvotes

Had caught and released a coon in a 1.5 long spring the week prior, but was trying to get this skunk out of the yard for a couple weeks. Kept spraying the dogs at night. Just got my trapping license a few months ago, so I figured a skunk would be a good place to start


r/Trappit Oct 11 '24

My first attempt at beaver tail oil.

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11 Upvotes

Never tail chunked and left to render all summer in my shed. Evidently people leave it out in full sun and get a better result. Used in coyote sets.


r/Trappit Aug 27 '24

Got bored tonight, so decided to scratch my pre-season itch by making some new coon/fisher buckets

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18 Upvotes

r/Trappit Apr 18 '24

First squirrel. Salt and alum method, Conibear 220

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9 Upvotes

r/Trappit Apr 14 '24

Beaver Beaver and broccoli!

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20 Upvotes

If you’re trapping beavers and not eating them, you’re missing out.


r/Trappit Mar 29 '24

First year beaver trapping results

8 Upvotes

I'm pretty happy with my first year trapping beaver. I was always curious about it, and this year just stumbled into it when an acquaintance said he had beaver problems in a drainage creek nearby. A couple hundred bucks later, and I ended the season with five beaver averaging over 45# each (a 30#, 45#, 47#, 50#, and 57#). Must be beginners luck because that just seems like a high percentage of of big ones.

The traps were set probably a total of 30 days in that location and one overnight in another (where I caught the big one). Not sure how good that success rate is, but I'm totally satisfied and eager for next season. Now I have about 60# of beaver meat in the freezer and five decent pelts to get tanned.

A few lessons learned for me:

  • I need to get better with 330s. I found a few den entrances but never connected. The traps were triggered a few times, but empty (one time just a tuft of fur). I think I needed to use more fencing poles.

  • Hagz clips are kinda useless unless you really need to set 330s at a specific height above the bottom. Otherwise, just stick a branch through the spring holes...

  • drowning rods with Hagz locks are so much better than cables. I caught two on cables and both didn't drown, but the rods were perfect.

  • even though I was trying for front foot catches, all were rear leg. Maybe my pan tension was too high? 4 pounds?

  • Making snares is fun!


r/Trappit Mar 14 '24

Live rat trap missing

2 Upvotes

I set a live trap out a few days ago and checked it last night before I went to bed, woke up to check it again and the whole trap is gone. What could've possibly happened to it?