Going to be my first year trappin...
#4
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Roanoke, VA
Posts: 730
RE: Going to be my first year trappin...
I wouldn't worry to much about your sent although it is some what important, my moto is get in get out and you'll be fine.
#5
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Posts: 262
RE: Going to be my first year trappin...
Criggster, first of all the # one thing is location!!!! all the sent control in the world ain't gonna do jack if you ain't in a good area and as I said it is somewhat important but if thats what you put all your effort in you won't do as good compaired to if you scout and put out your bait a week earleyer and get them to put down their gaurd and ajust to your sent.
#6
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Roanoke, VA
Posts: 730
RE: Going to be my first year trappin...
I agree location is the number one thing when placing traps, but if you leave a lot of scent around nothing is going to step in the jaws. True after a week your smell will be very minimal, but I would rather be as scent free as possible and maybe catch something the next day rather than wait on the area for a week to produce a catch.
#7
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Posts: 262
RE: Going to be my first year trappin...
ORIGINAL: Criggster
I agree location is the number one thing when placing traps, but if you leave a lot of scent around nothing is going to step in the jaws. True after a week your smell will be very minimal, but I would rather be as scent free as possible and maybe catch something the next day rather than wait on the area for a week to produce a catch.
I agree location is the number one thing when placing traps, but if you leave a lot of scent around nothing is going to step in the jaws. True after a week your smell will be very minimal, but I would rather be as scent free as possible and maybe catch something the next day rather than wait on the area for a week to produce a catch.