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Packing traps and equipment #8037610
01/01/24 08:57 PM
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I’m a younger trapper and I don’t have any extra money to buy pack baskets or anything. I need something I can carry traps, bait and my lure in while keeping them scent free. I would like to carry 4-6 traps at a time. Any suggestions?

Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: TrapperMan556] #8037627
01/01/24 09:12 PM
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Easiest would be a couple 5 gallon buckets. You can buy an organizer to put on one for your lures, etc and the other you could have some dry dirt in and a few traps. Easy to carry and keeps your bait and lure smells away from your traps.

Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: TrapperMan556] #8037695
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If you have a goodwill around, look for a backpack. Usually enough room inside and some pockets outside for the small stuff.

Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: TrapperMan556] #8037696
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Yep, buckets work okay and can be found pretty easily. You can pop rivet an old tool/nail apron around it to hold lures and tools. Like Tony said, traps and bedding in one, smelly stuff in the other, that helps balance also. Old backpacks can work too.

Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: bleeohio] #8037754
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Originally Posted by bleeohio
If you have a goodwill around, look for a backpack. Usually enough room inside and some pockets outside for the small stuff.

I use a backpack, I usually carry my traps and hammer, but there's ample room in it for everything else.


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Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: TrapperMan556] #8037821
01/02/24 12:32 AM
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PM me. I’ve got a fiber tough trap basket I’ll give you. I’m in Roane county.

Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: d hall] #8039197
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The 5-6 gallon buckets is a good suggestion and I use them a lot. Traps, stakes, trowel etc. in one bucket and lures, urine in another. I use lawn clippings quite a bit and carry some in smaller plastic bags separate from the other gear. I have not found pack baskets to be efficient for me.

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Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: TrapperMan556] #8040407
01/04/24 10:47 PM
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Pretty simple and cheap set up
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Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: TrapperMan556] #8040842
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hey 20 scout did you rivet those buckets together? or are they just sitting really close to each other.

Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: MuddyMike] #8040975
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Originally Posted by MuddyMike
hey 20 scout did you rivet those buckets together? or are they just sitting really close to each other.

They are bolted together with 1/4" bolts and fender washers. I also drill a few small holes in the bottoms for drainage. I know I don't have any more than $5 into this and have used it for over 6 years now.


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Re: Packing traps and equipment [Re: TrapperMan556] #8043349
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I’ve used every setup known to man.

I think the best is an old ALICE pack with a kitchen garbage can in it.


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