Drive Safe! I have been intersted in taking a trappers ed course hear in New York for a couple of years now. I haven't gotten around to it yet .I want to learn the art and be able to do it once in a while, more so to see what our frontier ancestors had to do. Write back how it went.
will do. maine reason i want to do it is for the pelts. pluss an area i like to hunt is over run with coyotee and i realy want to thin the packs quite a bit.
not going to be finishing the corce right now. i thought the season lasted all winter. its 1/2 over now. pluss its more involved than hunters ed and i just dont have the time to read a 100 pg book in three days right now. ill be takeing the corce this spring or summer.
Sounds intense. I haven't looked into what New York requires for certification. Probally at least a 10 hour course. I would also like to trap coyotes to thin the pack down. Best of luck when the time comes around.
Found a Trappers course not too far from me in NY and am planning on taking it next Month with my Brother. Its an all day Saturday thing and my weekedns are packed. Figured I would squeeze the course in and take it from there.
can y'all shoot them during hunting season??? are they worth the invest to trap?? what is a pelt going for these days?? just asking. i just shoot them down here. don't know anything about trapping. does it give you more time in the woods after hunting season is over? all i need , another outdoor hobby. lol
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Coyotes are legal to hunt/shoot all of deer season and till the end of March. I'm not taking up trapping to make money off pelts. I am picking it up as a minor hobby (Hunting = major hobby). I also see it as a way to connect with our forefathers, many of who trapped for a living. I think it will be fun and if not, at least I tried and didn't leave that dream under a stone along lifes journey.
Coyotes are legal to hunt/shoot all of deer season and till the end of March. I'm not taking up trapping to make money off pelts. I am picking it up as a minor hobby (Hunting = major hobby). I also see it as a way to connect with our forefathers, many of who trapped for a living. I think it will be fun and if not, at least I tried and didn't leave that dream under a stone along lifes journey.
got ya, that is cool.
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I never thought there much to trap that you would need to take a course. But I started reading into it,and there is alot more than I thought. Looks pretty neat and something I wouldn't mind giving a try!!
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