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Furbearer Conservation
September 8, 2014
General Trapping, Hunting & Trapping

Hunter or Hunted: The Trapline After Dark.

Furbearer Conservation
September 8, 2014
General Trapping, Hunting & Trapping
Hunter or Hunted: The Trapline After Dark.

Am I afraid of the dark? Absolutely not - but there is a certain “lore” that comes with being in the wilderness at night.

Tagged: trapping, trapline, wilderness, New Hampshire, New England

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