Flydogs Flyworks LLC
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| Fur Trapping in Montana |
| Jason Geer setting one of his many traps |
| A brace of coyotes trapped by Jason Geer |
| This coyote was caught in a trap near a stream and then ran onto the stream, which was frozen over. Later that day the stream poured on top of the ice and almost submerged the coyote. It took Jason hours to retrieve it using an ice spud and some colorful language. |
| helping to keep a healthy balance in nature between the prey, and the preyed upon creatures, such as pheasants, grouse, quail, and other important game animals. Their winter trap lines are a needed tool that even helps to protect the over harvest of songbirds and other desirable fauna by the animals that they trap and harvest. They are a welcome addition to 'Flydogs.net' |
| Fur trapping is still one of the best and most economical means available to control the overpop- ulation of varmint and nuisance animals. Animals, that if left in unchecked numbers, would decimate populations of game and even domestic animals and pets. Jason Geer and his friends are talented practitioners of the his- toric trade of fur trapping. Their efforts each winter near their home in Havre, Montana, help to keep the raccoons, coyotes, bobcats, fox, and other predator numbers down to an acceptable level. Thus |
| Deputy Jason Geer and some of his furs |
| At a fur sale in Montana |
| Trapper Brian Stoner with a nice Montana bobcat hide |
| Click here to go to the Geers home page |
| A snare buried in deep snow at Havre Montana click on pic for larger image |