^^^ i like the fact that you can adjust the higth on yours

Just 2 old door hinges and some redneck ingenuity.

I'd be interested on the demensions or a quick how to on the Coon Creek Outdoors beam setup

Here is the site, Coon Creek Outdoors has many great informational videos. On my Coon Creek Outdoors beam I did make sight adjustments to accommodate my stature(5'-6"), lowered the base 4", made a 50 degree angle on the beam and it's also put together with nut and bolts and lags for future adjustments.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L70jIe6tBc0

Thanks. I thought I watched all his videos (I've learned a ton from him) but looks like I missed that one. Thanks you

thank you ferbearertrapper for adding the pics and i hope thry keep coming!!!!

i looked for this but i could not find it, i went to coon creek outdoors and it was not there.

Here is the video. Its a couple years old and gives just a basic overview, but it should give you decent idea of what I've got going.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L70jIe6tBc0

how does he get his edges rounded off? just getting into trapping and he was the first person i followed and has been the best one to watch and help me through my first year!

According to his video, he used a grinder with a flap disc. I used a hand plane, a file and an orbital sander. I know a guy that uses a large knife with great results...

TTT, does anyone else care to jump in on this???

I'm about to build one in the next few weeks. I will try to remember, and take pics during the build.

very nice, i like that you can move yours in a different possion.

What no smoke?

Here's my outfit. Easy to set up. Out of the way when I need it to be.

TTT

I finished my frame this past weekend on my Coon Creek Outdoors replica beam. I still have work to do on the PVC but figured I'd share my progress so far.

CJohnson, very nice!