Coyotes Late Season Dirt Hole Success
Coyotes Late Season Dirt Hole Success Late season coyote dirt hole trapping utilizes a #3 or #4 size trap, a stake, lures, urine, and bait. Throughout the decades this method [...]
Handling Multiple Coyotes
Handling Multiple Coyotes The sun was just spreading its first rays across the landscape of the beanfield in front of us. It was peaceful, calm and quiet. Yet, you would [...]
The Poor Man’s Bucket List
The Poor Man's Bucket List By Earl Taylor It is easy to get all juiced up about hunting out west after watching a half hour hunting show where a celebrity [...]
Go To Sets for Iowa Furbearers
Go To Sets for Iowa Furbearers By JD Rogge Simple yet very effective… sets are the backbone of any successful trapline. I often read articles in print or online describing [...]
Plan an Entire Trapping Season for Success
Plan an Entire Trapping Season for Success Trapping like most other outdoor endeavors takes planning, effort, and yes money. However, it is one of the few outdoor endeavors if done [...]
Short Line vs Long Line Trapping
Short Line vs Long Line Trapping By J.D. Rogge When i was growing up in the late 70’s and early 80’s during a time of high fur prices known as [...]
Thinking Small
Thinking Small Hunting in Iowa has changed significantly during my lifetime. Four decades ago wild turkey and deer were scarce or non-existent in much of the state. Most hunters started [...]
Setting Yourself up for Trapline Success
Setting Yourself up for Trapline Success By JD Rogge One factor most successful trappers have in common is their dedication to pre-season preparation and scouting. Pre-season prep can be the [...]
Whitetails 365: Septembers – Setting The Trap
Whitetails 365: Septembers - Setting The Trap By Tom Peplinski I’ve always wanted to be a trapper; running the trap line on vast amounts of acreage. The anticipation or waiting [...]
Providing Hope Through the Outdoors
Providing Hope Through the Outdoors By Earl Taylor The roosted gobbler startled Josh Herman; it was the first gobble of the morning, and Josh had never heard such a sound. [...]
