Wolf Trapping Idaho Pt. 1 Preparations

[@lobopropredatorcontrol]

Good luck and tight chains, appreciate the shout out

[@IdahoHillbilly]

Ol' Muskrat is Kick'n butt on wolves this year

[@jasonbubley9427]

Just subbed. Droppin in from Mclean sask. Keep em comin man.

[@clayhaddon3968]

New wolf trapper here can you please tell me how you make your wolf drags thank you

[@IdahoHillbilly]

Just Subbed...keep'em coming 🤠

[@KenCaudle-jy3jt]

Weld a piece flat bar 4 inches wide on end of your drags. It will leave a trail if get one during a heavy snow fall adds weight to keep drag on hound. Where the chains hook weld a bolt with a washer drag can isolate. Only takes one time and loose one and can be avoided

[@ericneilson9151]

Save them for beaver and coyotes. Get the Alaska #9's, or go with LPC's and or Newhouse's 114. Thanks for being someone that sees the benefit in using an renewable natural resources.

[@mikewilloughby2092]

why trim pans on duke and not on no bs or ts 85 when all very similar sized?

[@piNokiaa]

Not bad😅

[@jack0903]

You need to spend the money and get a wolf trap not a beaver trap.