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General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: shad309 on February 16, 2011, 11:40:04 AM
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I have been asked to take a historical photo for an older gentleman that is a trapper. He wants a photo taken in front of his pelts hanging on the side of a barn. For this season he has 153 yotes and not finished!!! He also has numerous coons, mink, fox, etc....
The photo will be in Trapper and Predator Caller along with an article called The Perfect Coyote written by my good friend.
I think this will be one cool photo of a dying breed RkLu
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Well looks like this photo is going to take place at a time that I cannot make it :-\ The article will still be in the magazine and will be a great article.
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That's really a great opportunity for you Shad , congrats ! I'm all for making "night dogs" a dying breed !!!! *up*
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That is awesome Shad. Can you share his name?????
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The hunter is Lyle Stine- he's a bit of a local legend for predators. I will let you know what issue it comes out in too
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Thanks Shad. I look forward to it.
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Thanks Shad. I look forward to it.
Yes, Sir, me as well......
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I know several trappers but none that in to it.
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There is a reason not many guys get those numbers of animals.
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There is a reason not many guys get those numbers of animals.
I've never trapped so I have no clue but to me 153 is a lot. What is normal?
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Lets just say guys bust there rear ends to catch 20 a season. This was my first year and my goal was to catch 1....... that is all I caught. 153 is a lot especially if he works 40 hours a week.
Congrats to that guy. He knows his animals and what works. Probably put a lot of miles on his truck too!!!! I'd like to ride with him for a day or two!!!
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That is awesome! Can't wait to see that one!
Mike
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That's cool Shad. With all that history and your talent it should be great! ;D
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That's cool Shad. With all that history and your talent it should be great! ;D
X2 I'm sure you will do him proud!! Roc *up* *up*
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I wasn't able to make it and do the photo (family comes first!)
My buddy sent me a pic from his iphone and I thought I would share. It's a whole lotta turkey killers wiped out RkLu
(http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5139/5464805803_4fca36faff_z.jpg)
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HOLY MOLY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 8)
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he saved a ton of turkeys there *bannana*
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Fine work!!!!!!!!
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Send him to West Virginia for a few days. ROTFLMBO
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That is absolutely Great! They say they run the levees early in the morning in North Ms. and if they don't hear a group in an area when they howl, they move on in. Need for him to thin some out up there. I have been messed up I can't tell how many times by one moving in on a bird I had working.
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wow----I need that guy here on my lease !!!!
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That's admirable . 153 sets,,,,153 skinned,,,153 fleshed,,153 stretched then turned fur out and restretched ,,,,,,,,and then ,,,153 nails on the barn wall , then hang pelts. Quite a photo to say the least .
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Dang...now What???
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I respect that!
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The Secrets learned from the time in the woods that man could tell. 8)
Would absolutely Love, to spend time with a Gent such as this, the stories he could tell, let alone lessons he could teach.
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wow----I need that guy here on my lease !!!!
... no kiddin Jeff - I'm sure we all could some predator eradication like that on our huntin' grounds - that's amazin' !!! ... *bowing*
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That's a cool picture and most definitely knocking them out! The hardest I ever trapped coyotes was about 6 years ago for 3 months on some good ground and I only caught around 30. That guy is on top of his trapping game. *up*