This week on Trapping Radio we talk about using an auger to make dirt holes for coyotes, bobcats and fox. You can use a drill and some input on them while trapping. Then we get into turtles and commercial fishing as a income stream for a trapper in the off season. It depends if you are thinking like a checkers or chess player. For a trapper to make money with any of his outdoors skills, you have to look at the end sale first by being creative in your business plan.
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Predator Control Group’s product of the week is NEW PORTABLE POCKET DVD
“It is up to you, your choice. Be creative, think for yourself, live outside the box, stomp on the status quo! If you choose to not design your life, you will live a life that is designed for you by someone who does not have your best interest in mind. Real men do NOT follow, they lead, period! Your life, your trap line, your thoughts are yours, remember the faces of your fathers you are a FREE MEN, remember this, more importantly act like it and trap like it!”
Clint Locklear
