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#1563696 - 10/28/09 09:57 PM Montana Traps
86coon trapper Registered: 10/22/09 Posts: 7 Loc: Boone County Missouri	I have some Montana #1 1/2 CS traps. I have never really heard anything good or bad about them. I am wanting to know if there will be anything that needs done to them to make them good coon traps. Thank you
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#1564470 - 10/29/09 11:49 AM Re: Montana Traps [Re: 86coon]
wheelers "Camping Sheriff" Registered: 12/22/06 Posts: 17762 Loc: Minnesota	Specials or Longliners?
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#1564508 - 10/29/09 12:08 PM Re: Montana Traps [Re: wheelers]
LT GREY trapper Registered: 04/09/07 Posts: 14678 Loc: Central Ohio	I was at the booth, ( NTA) that was selling them the year they came out. Behind that booth was one of the best known, big numbers 'coon trapper around. A kid asked about the 1.5 for 'coon, in which this individual stated, "I don't like them for 'coon." That caught my attention! To me it looks like a good solid trap and I'm sure they've worked out the kinks by now. Looks like the old Montomery's , which I really liked! I always rework my traps anyway, regardless.
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#1565319 - 10/29/09 06:11 PM Re: Montana Traps [Re: LT GREY]
86coon trapper Registered: 10/22/09 Posts: 7 Loc: Boone County Missouri	They are the basic longliners.
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