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I would say that depends on someones IQ and thier ability to problem solve. Some people can pick up a books, some web stuff and figure it out and there are some that can't figure it out even with a...

I know of some people that live in the very remote parts of the bush of Alaska that have made them, but they are not common. In the old mining days many were dug. When ever you find a really old...

What really chaps me is NF usage. They allow cattle leasing, it is really hard on the land and it also competes for other animals food not to mention diseases they spread. Then you have the ranchers...

I fixed them I click both and got there, sorry:blushing:

I would love to interview this guy. Good or Bad I am sure volumes could be written!:detective:

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Another one...

My first two years were squatted in Alaska. The state of Alaska knows about hundreds out there but never much till recently on state land that is. Now with satilite imagery they fly it several times...

Folding saw. The only difference I see is on the blade of the Bahco it says Bahco on the kershaw it says kershaw/bahco with both names. The are interchangable, and they have they same injection marks...

I am holding one of each in my hand, minus the printing I don't see a difference except for the 10.00 extra for the bahco! Am I missing something?

It works great for baiting triggers on deadfalls. Most critters find it irresistable.

I would love to see that video, how can I find it? Thanks

I lived 300 miles from Anchorage in the bush, sometimes you will get a problem bear starting to hang around. They would sometimes kill my sled dogs, they will also turn your outhouse over to get some...

With the last five months in the desert it was a staple food. I can't stand it just cooked stright too slimey. I would peel one side and lay them up toward the sun and dry them. When 90% dry peel the...

I think I still have some pics on 35mm somewhere, I'll see if I can get them on disc at walmart and post them. But I will not post the after effect because of fish and game laws!

you don't have to be under it to set it.

And you don't have to the bear out of a hole!

Digging a pit is hard work because of the permafrost and either way you have to cut wood, one to burn down in the permafrost or make a trap and then burn it in your cabin. Killing the bear depends on...

Rick and 2dumb???

YES the first one I made was 8' tall and used a block and tackle to raise 4 20' 24"dia logs all tied together, the lower ends were about 3 feet off the ground at the back. my guess would be 1000'...

The swamps were my backyard while growing up and became very good at foraging them. later went to Alaska for a 18 year stint in the bush and mostly gold mined and trapped for a living. Moved to...

I originaly desisigned this for problamatic bears around my house. later I down scaled it down for everything else.

This trap is of my own, very strong and is self standing. you can set it up on solid surfaces and is much easier to set. Enjoy:cowboy:

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