Hoofbeats of a Wolfer

Any idea where i can find a copy?

Check with MINK I LOVE he sales alot books on here.

Sterling Fur

O'Gorman's...they are still running ad.s for the book in Trapper's World mag.

looks like sterling is out

CAn you help me with some contact info?

406-436-2234 probably have to leave a message

Just bought a copy Friday from O’Gormans. 135$ with all the updates.

I've read my copy with all updates at least 3x since it was given to me for a Christmas present by my wife a few years ago... Looks like she knows me well!

Good grief! I'd sold you my copy for a little less than that.

The book itself was 49$ and some change. The updates is what added the costs, I think there were 4 or 5. I don’t remember right off. It was supposed to be in the mail today but wasn’t, it’ll most likely be here tomorrow.

I wasn't impressed with this book's layout and pics..they both suck.

There is a paragraph or two, as in any good trapping book, that is what I consider good info. But, the cost of this particular book was not a good value to me.

There are much better trapping books than Hoofbeats of a Wolfer, for less that $15.

I got my uncle's hoof beats of a wolfer, after he passed.
I know people slam it but I feel a lot of good information in it
if trapper's chose to use it . IMO

He never got any of the updates (so I just have book only)
Guess I should get the updates to.

+1


I get light headed reading it what with all the run-on sentences.

If you’ve NEVER trapped, it’s alright.

I would sure like you to feel us in on couple of them 15.00 books cuz I've read a ton of coyote stuff and in my opinion nothing has helped me more than O G.

Well for starters, Land Sets and Trapping Techniques by Charles Dobbins has more hèlpful info in it than any 8 out of 10 "coyote" trapping books. It's $12......and well organized with good layout and decent pics.

Is that it? Not knocking it, but I believe to catch your share of critters you need to understand the critter, not just put in random sets, no doubt it's tough to cover location and movement in a book.

So, Hoofbeats tells you how to understand a critter? My copy don't! I must not have that chapter.

Beyond the Dirthole by Don Lee for $10.

I could keep listing those low cost/much better coyote books, but it'll never change the fact that you and I both paid way too much for that OG book with scattered info.

James Lucero’s two books are great!!

Mark june
Bud boda
Carmen

You might try reading through it again, I got more out of it than any other I've studied, next best was probably Delmar Kramer 101, but that's just myself, if there's better out there I would sure enjoy studying them, but I've got a bunch of them. Smitty,mast,Lucero,Miranda,boda.ehn,kuykendall,Milligan etc.but for myself, I got a lot out of it and if I only had one it would be hoofbeats # two would be Kramer.I feel like there's some better set's in some of the others I've mentioned.