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I actually know where you could have that done Bob: http://www.usafoxx.com/fur-hats-mens.htm Your hides or theirs. You can ship frozen to them and they will flesh, tan and manufacture anything you like. I am hoping to go for the Mountain Man Skunk. :)

The autopsy results are in ! He was shot, with fine lead shot, probably 4's. A few pellets in the neck appeared to be the fatal wounds. Very few penetrated past the hide in the chest area. Me and my son case skinned him and the hide is in good condition I brushed out the fur and it is...

That's a shame. I never like to see a tradition of any kind among life long friends end. On a lighter note here's a Superbowl joke: A woman had 50 yard line tickets for the Super Bowl. As she sat down, a man came along and asked her if anyone is sitting in the seat next to her. "No,"...

It's hard to say Guy. There is no law that requires you to make use of your kill when it comes to furbearers. There used to be a section of the NJ game code that prohibited "wanton waste" of game species but I can't find it in the full body of the current law. (Title 7 Chapter 25 of NJAC)...

Today my son and I were doing a two part goose and coyote hunt deep in the pines. Not a very logical combination of target species but we mangaged to score both, sort of. It was a very crappy weather day but any day spent in the big woods is a good day in my book. We returned to an area...

I've had rat and coon several times. Slow cooked in barbecue based sauces, mmmm mmmmm good. Ain't too many things crawling around this world that can't be eaten with some proper preparation.

http://www.courierpostonline.com/article/20110131/NEWS01/101310319/Solar-energy-plants-could-rise-in-Pinelands

I always wished that place fished as good as it looks for pickerel. Still a neat little hideaway in the pines and you can catch all the 6" catfish you want in the summer.

When are they going to come out with E-Beer ? I would save money and be much lighter on my feet.

BTW, the Youtube how to does not apply in NJ as far as the conibear being set above the water. In NJ the conibear trap must be submerged and the trappers ID tag must be visible above the water on the cable extension.

http://www.state.nj.us/dep/newsrel/2011/11_0002.htm

Here's a good depiction of the sets Jeff. The 330 is the most common. http://www.dnr.sc.gov/wildlife/beaver/beavermgmt.html And a Youtube how to: I have never tried for beaver. I am still blundering around with my snares for other critters. Frankly, I would like to see a few more beaver down...

Beaver is in until 2-9-11 Al. Here are the seasons. http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/pdf/2010/dighnt69-79.pdf Look at page 71. Beaver permits and otter permits are distributed by lottery and are zone specific. All other fur taking is covered by your regular trapping license.

Size #330 conibears are legal Al. 10" square opening. Big enough for a foot.

Worse than falling through the ice would be having your foot or leg trip the conibear set beneath the surface. You probably won't be getting it off by yourself.

Amen.

At least my two sons drink good beer and belittle those who do not. I feel as if my work here on earth is done. :) BTW, I was over a friend's house this past weekend and he brought home (3) CO2 sealed growlers from this place in North Carolina: http://oldemeckbrew.com/welcome.php Very...

The banding photo is awesome. I had no idea Dinty Moore sold canned hawk !

You can't say you've been drinkin' all day unless you start in the morning.

I think it is cranberry related. It was a pretty hopping area in the 1930 aerials. It could have been a small dwelling. I have seen very small dwelling foundations around some old bogs right here in Ptown and in Parkdale complete with a spear well inside the house. These dwellings might have...