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Waited until the 1st of December for these things to prime up then set a half-dozen snares. Two months and five coyotes later.. ;)
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Weighed not quite 25#. Season ends Friday..
These were super rare until about 15 years ago. Now we got about too many of them. Limit is one per license per year.
Man! That's a dang nice sized cat right there!
So, you're allowed one per license. What if you set your half-dozen snares and caught a half dozen cats? :D
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Originally Posted by HideHunter
Wow...just wow....Nice...
Well Thump.. you have to turn them loose. Don't that sound like fun? :toothy If you don't think you can handle it or the cat is dead or injured - The DNR comes and takes it away. A foot-hold wouldn't be too bad but I think getting one out of a snare would be danged near impossible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thumper
Wow. No daily limit here and 20 in possession. That is one beautiful cat. Someone told me bobcat was up to $140? That true?
BKB
Western cats can bring two - three times that Barry. Like coyotes, ours aren't quite as desirable here.
I'm a little envious. I would really like to get a bobcat one of these days. Way to go. Looks like he has real nice fur.
Awesome looking puddy tat plus a couple of hundred in spending money, way to go!
Hide, I've never snared a cat, only yotes and other unwanted critters....but, if a cat is any more dangerous than a pizzed-off possum to get outta a snare, I want no part of them.
I was trying to be soft-hearted, and turn the possum loose, but ended up, having to put a Chuck Norris move on him....but, not before he chewed up a good pair of leather gloves with my fingers inside. ;)
lol you should have sulled him first!
BKB
lol.. You know eddie a possum is vastly underrated as a fighter. They have 50 teeth and what runs down either side of that enormous sagittal crest are two muscles about the size of your thumb. Bastards can bite. ;)