NO-BS Lures (641)-228-0050 Hello Fellow Trappers, I would like to thank all my customers for making NO-BS Lures a success and creating the need for this website! I have been trapping now for over 30 years, starting when I was 7 and at age 16 running long lines during and after school. During the … Read more
Keg Creek Baits and Lures (712)-366-1356 I have been making baits and lures since 1985, having learned from one of the best, Ron Hansen, who learned from one of the best, Bill Nelson. After ten years of working with baits and lures with Ron, I made his baits and lures while he was running his … Read more
Kansas Trapline Products (660)-641-3682 Since the conception of this business, I have strived to not become one of the status quo. The products that you find in this store reflect my beliefs on what I want to use on the trapline. I enjoy making a buck the same as anyone, but not at your … Read more
Hilltop Outdoor Supply (641)-757-0211 Or shop is located in Iowa and has a diverse selection of Trapping Supplies. Including most animal traps, trap parts, snares, snare supplies, baits, and urine. We do get in some used traps from time to time, so please ask. Stop in or give me a call if there is … Read more
(308)-750-0700 Petska Fur buys raw fur, antlers, deer and elk hides at hundred of locations throughout the middle and western United States. We also sell specimens for taxidermy purposes and a variety of skulls. Our main office is located in Ord, Nebraska. We also have a satellite store located in Alliance, NE.
(402)-278-8131 Visit our website Papio Creek Trapping Supply is owned by Shane and Nancy Claeys of Blair, Nebraska. Shane developed a love for hunting and trapping at a young age, skills that were passed down to him by his father Jim, his dear friend Joe, as well as a few old time hunters and trappers … Read more
The famous line used by ESPN College Football analyst Lee Corso could be applied to fur season, “Not so fast, my friend”. Even though the Nebraska fur harvest season officially starts November 1st for most furbearers, the experts are saying hold off and use some restraint. In a facebook post from October 27th, 2016, Greg … Read more
Name Tim Huntington Occupation University Professor Hometown Seward, Nebraska. Originally from Indianapolis, Indiana. How did you get started in trapping? My grandpa was a trapper, but he died before I was old enough to get to learn from him. I’d hear stories from my relatives about him, and sometimes I’d get Fur, Fish, and Game … Read more
If you are not a landowner or have a close relative that is a landowner, you probably rely on other people’s ground or public ground to do your trapping. One of the hardest things for a lot of trappers is contacting a landowner and asking for permission to trap. This is especially hard if you … Read more
Name Mark Hajny Occupation Computer Programmer Hometown Clay Center, Nebraska How did you get started in trapping? As a kid I remembered hearing my dad talk about he and his brothers catching muskrats in the marshes around where we lived. My grandpa Tyler was also a big outdoorsman and I loved listening to his stories. … Read more
