In this episode I go over my newly published book, Manly Hardy's "A Fall Fur Hunt in Maine", which tells a tale of an 1859 trapping expedition in the north woods. I read some excerpts from the book and give a few teasers. It's now available on Amazon for $10, and I'd greatly appreciate your support by purchasing the book!I also talk more about using a magnetometer on your phone and one potential reason coyotes are more trap shy than bobcats. I give a shoutout to GFWCO and their live stream fur buying videos as well. Enjoy!

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Check out Kirk Dekalb's book - An Outdoorsman's Greatest Discovery

Kirk DeKalb is a legendary trapper in Georgia with more than 16,000 beavers to his name. With that much experience, you're bound to learn a thing or two. We discuss Kirk's background and a fascinating discovery he made along the journey. It may even help explain why animals are avoiding your sets!

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In this episode I'm excited to talk with Ryan Moyle from Moyle Mink & Tannery in Heyburn, Idaho. He gives us a recap of the operation and how it got started, and we talk about the ins and outs of the day to day tanning operation. Enjoy!

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Ever wonder what it was like to be in the north woods before the Civil War? There isn't a lot of reliable, first hand information out there, but Manly Hardy wrote a great deal about his trapping and hunting excursions around that time. In this episode I discuss the latest goings on with me at TT, and then get into a reading from Manly Hardy's woods trip to the Allagash Lake area of northern Maine in 1861. If you enjoy this, stay tuned for a book project I'm working on to make Hardy's trapping writings more accessible!

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In this episode Philippe Willis and I discuss eating meat from different furbearers, Steve Rinella and the Meateater media empire, his Our Numinous Nature podcast, artwork, and the Christian family man trapper as the new taboo in society. Enjoy!

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Check out Philippe's website, and his podcast, "Our Numinous Nature".

In this episode I chat with Philippe from Virginia. He's a relatively new trapper and the artist behind the Trapping Today Mustelid t-shirt. We talk about his background and a variety of thoughts on trapping, touching particularly on James Tantillo's concept of tragic wisdom as it relates to his first experience with the reality of trapping, and so much more. Enjoy!

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From here on out I've decided to devote the podcast to marten trapping and Alaska each and every week.

Haha okay, I'm kidding! Had a listener complain about too much marten and too much Alaska, and I got a kick out of it! In this episode we go over some great listener feedback from the season, with a focus on new trappers. Seems like I'm always getting emails from newer trappers who just found the podcast and I love hearing their stories! I try to answer some listener questions on topics like carcass disposal, avoiding cannibalism and birds, newspaper tubes and boxes for marten, stretching boards, lure use, and big vs. small baits.

We also dive into the bill to ban trapping, HR8828, and as you might expect, I have an opinion on it, and some thoughts for the trapping community moving forward. Enjoy!

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I love marten trapping because of the places it takes me. And I'll always make it a point to live in a place where marten can live. In this episode, Josh Fischer and I talk marten habitat, biology, baits and lures, advice to new marten trappers, and a whole lot more.

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In this episode, Josh Fischer has hijacked the podcast! Josh interviews Jeremiah on marten and marten trapping in Maine, Montana and Utah.

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It's hard to describe in words what it's like trapping in the Alaska bush. Josh and I give it a go at the end of the episode. We also discuss under ice beaver trapping, trapping around trails, and sewing fur hats and mitts in Episode 162 of the Trapping Today Podcast.

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