I live at 4,700 feet but most of my trapping is done at about 5,100 feet in high desert country. Some heavy Snow falls usually starts coming the third week in November but sometimes earlier and occasionally later. When does snow usually come to your Trapline?

500-2500ish In Central Maine snow can start as early as October but normally mid November it will usually start to stay

I have ran lines at sea level and lines to timber line.

Here in KS I have seen it snow on Halloween and also stay fairly warm till January. Seen it cold in NOV and warm up in Dec. We get 100 plus degrees every summer and below 0 every winter. Usually only bad cold or hot a couple weeks then get a little break for a few days. Rain and freezing rain are common during trapping season. When its 35 and raining being outdoors is miserable.

140' + or -

Have seen snow about 3 times in my 60 years that actually accumulated on the ground and inch or so.

Only 1 day checking traps in snow.....did have a coyote and coon that morning....pretty cool.

Couldn't find several of my sets...lol.

500-700 feet here

Ground level.

270-310ft

I've trapped at between 1050 and 1400 some feet. The 2nd highest place in Ohio is one of my best friend's farms, which I've trapped. The highest point in Ohio is only 20 some miles from me

Keith

500-1000

1500-4000 feet. Snow is common from early December on but the bigger snows don't usually happen until mid January.

1,000 to 1,600 feet. I am in the "mountains" of NJ.

In my home county 650-850. I the other area I trap it is 1000-1300 feet above sea level.

Bryce

5k to 7k ft

5,100 to 6,000, more or less.

Jack

17’ - 40’

2000 to 6000 feet. Water trapping between 2 and 3 thousand most everything else above 4000. We can have several feet of snow to know snow, -25 to plus 60 for temps.

550-700 or 1200-1400 usually.

1000 at home. 6500-7000 in nm

5,000 to 8,000 generally speaking…usually switches from a truck to a snowmobile proposition mid-December.

My marten line starts at 5,100 ft and goes up to 7,000 my cat lines are from 1,000 to 4,100 ft elevation along the rivers