furbearers

Months of anticipation lead to a snowy chase, and a giant tom

Trapping used to be a way of life—one that some of us have maintained all along. Fortunately, more people are starting to take up the tradition again

The abundance and sustainability of warm, natural fur is overlooked—even by hunters—because trapping gets a bad rap

Low fur prices, anti-trapping laws, and an increase in participation? We take a deep dive into the state of trapping in the U.S.

After attempts to delist the Canada lynx in the lower 48, the Department of the Interior has settled a court case with animal advocacy organizations

A homemade shield helps keep trappers safe when releasing out-of-season critters. It also pulls double-duty by helping educate the public about trapping

Trapping and predator hunting get a bad rap. That bias is frequently arbitrary among folks who have no problem eating meat

Although I’ve focused my efforts mostly on trapping for the past few years, I also thoroughly enjoy predator calling. I...

Whether you’re a novice trying to skin your first coyote or a seasoned expert, there are always new methods to...

With the onset of winter, it’s officially fur season now, and I hope skinning sheds everywhere are filling up. Whether...