Indiana Trapping
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Brought to you from the journal and illustrations of trapper John
Keith Armstrong Sr. Will be adding up his journal entries and
illustrations as time permits.
There will be other information added to this section from other
excellent trappers as well. The money may not be in it for trappers
these days, the general opinion of trapping may be low, but there
are still many of us that still trap. This is our heritage and it is
good to see it is still be kept alive.
The first area we will be working on is trapping of fox, both red and
gray fox. There will be some cross-over as many fox sets will catch
other animals, mainly the coyote.
Keith Armstrong Sr. Will be adding up his journal entries and
illustrations as time permits.
There will be other information added to this section from other
excellent trappers as well. The money may not be in it for trappers
these days, the general opinion of trapping may be low, but there
are still many of us that still trap. This is our heritage and it is
good to see it is still be kept alive.
The first area we will be working on is trapping of fox, both red and
gray fox. There will be some cross-over as many fox sets will catch
other animals, mainly the coyote.
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