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I do a little trapping, this should be interesting
 
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A lot of people still trap possums here in New Zealand,i do a bit of trapping when i get time.

There is quite good money for possum here these days $75 a kilo/$75 for 2lb it takes about 20 possums to get a kilo,just puck the fur off like one would puck a duck.


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There is quite good money for possum here these days $75 a kilo/$75 for 2lb it takes about 20 possums to get a kilo,just puck the fur off like one would puck a duck.



No,really,,,what do you do with them?


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Bob K
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PT,
He's from New Zealand, are you sure you want the answer to that question.
 
Posts: 107 | Location: Wet side | Registered: 19 February 2003Reply With Quote
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You couldn't pay me any amount to pluck or phluck dead 'possums.
 
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It's a different species of opossum in NZ than in the U.S., much cuter and the pelts are pretty nice Big Grin

The Australian brush-tailed opossum.



They were introduced into NZ and are a very serious ecological problem, so have at them.
 
Posts: 4516 | Registered: 14 January 2005Reply With Quote
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Well I hope to go to New Zealand hunting one of these days, but...........trapping? I live in Canada and I have been trapping for many years....BC, Alberta and Manitoba. Beaver, mink, fisher, martin, muskrat, lynx, coyote, fox......you name it I have trapped for it here.

Great forum.


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Posts: 1809 | Location: Northern Rockies, BC | Registered: 21 July 2006Reply With Quote
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I'm a past district director of the Minn. trappers association and a trappers ed instructor. I put on trapping demos for the school districts(mountian man through modern) and at some local festivals. I did beaver control trapping for the local wardens in Minn and Wisc. Ended up moving to Wash. after the great construction slump in the mid 80's. Been too busy chasing a buck to trap since 86. will retire in two years and will hopefully hit it again.

This should be a great forum.

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Posts: 66 | Location: Wetside, WA | Registered: 10 April 2006Reply With Quote
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Haven't been on Accurate for awhile...thanks Saeed, glad to see new trapping section. I sure will look in from time to time.... i love to trap. Last year:

17 muskrats
too many coons
2 red foxes
1 gray fox
1 mink
3 beavers
1 coyote
1 snappin turtle

I like to bragg, too, lol. Not much to bragg about though considering the time spent (wasted i guess) but it's fun.

Plinker


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Posts: 1522 | Location: WV | Registered: 24 August 2003Reply With Quote
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Hi I too have trapped as a kid and later during the fur boom during the 80s then on and off alittle since then. Cought em all coyote,fox, bobcat, coon ,beaver,.Loved every minute of it. When I retire I will be back at it. Its an art once hooked on you never forget.The only reason I don't do it these days is time. My other vices are big game hunting,with rifle and bow ,shooting,reloading,bow making,arrow making,and fishing,Work sure gets in the way of my fun.
 
Posts: 57 | Location: western nebraska | Registered: 04 February 2006Reply With Quote
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Thanks Saeed!
I started trapping before I started hunting. An old neighbor said that a hunter needed an animal to walk in front of him, a fisherman needed an animal to eat food in front of him, but a trapper needed an animal to put his foot exactly where the trapper wanted him to put it. I decided that was for me. It led me to hunting and all the other obsessions that members of these forums enjoy.


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I'm looking forward to trapping season just as much as I'm looking forward to hunting season!
 
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