how and where to identify key zones for set locations
Chapters include: Red O’Hearn – Making a Living Outdoors Joe Fennell – A Lure Maker’s Guide to Using Lure and Bait Ron Leggett – Developing A System for Success Don Powell – The Mink Professor Austin Passamonte – Muskrat Fever Ed Schneider – One Square Mile Lesel Reuwsaat – Strategies for Bobcats Rusty Johnson – Down to the Last One Jeff Dunnier – The Beaver Business Scott Welch – Trapping Masked Bandits Mark Zagger – A Coyote Education Bob Noonan – Trapping Through the Years
Permanently attaches to size 110 traps for easy handling
the other semi sharp for pushing
Outside Jaw Spread (top to bottom): 6 5/8”
LK-12 Lamination Kit- Per 24 Otter how and where to identifyThese kits are used to widen jaws, reduce foot injury, and keep ferocious animals from dislodging the jaws from the frame. Each kit contains 24 rods which is enough to do one dozen traps. Just clamp and weld. LK 1 Lamination Kit (3) formed for #1, #1. 75 & #2 Victor coils, #1, 1, and #2 Duke coils, #2 Montgomery round jaw, #1 and 1 Sleepy Creek coils, #1 and 1 round jaw Northwoods coils. LK 2 Lamination Kit (3) formed for #1 Montgomery round jaw