When to Pull Beaver Traps
Sometimes when trapping problem, nuisance beaver the biggest challenge for a trapper is when to finish the job and pull up your traps. I have trapped nuisance beaver for close...
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The Trap “Safety Pin” for body grip style traps is like no other safety device on the market today. Comes complete with a lanyard and nickel-plated ring for attaching to a basket, belt loop, button hole, etc. The BodyGrip Safety Pin is powder-coated (not painted) a bright yellow color so it cannot easily be lost in deep or dark water.
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