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10 Lessons for First-Time Fur Trappers – outdoorlife.com
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10 Lessons for First-Time Fur Trappers – outdoorlife.com

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By Tyler Freel December 17, 2019

“If you haven’t spent time on a trapline, you’re missing out on a side of the woods you’ve never seen before

I’m a firm believer that every outdoors person should at least try their hand at trapping. Many write trapping off as an obscure pastime, but even in areas lacking in high-dollar fur, there is a great deal you can learn about the woods and the animals in them by running a trapline. Although I haven’t been as active on the line for a couple years—and at best, I was a recreational trapper—it has greatly impacted my understanding of the outdoors.

In fact, every one of the most knowledgeable outdoorsmen I know trap, or have been trappers at one point. If you’re just starting out, you’ll likely find it much more difficult than you anticipated, with many lessons to learn. Here are 10 things I have picked up over the years that will help just about any budding trapper.”

Have a read of the full article here:

https://www.outdoorlife.com/story/survival/things-you-learn-on-the-trapline/
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