Trappers in S. NH

[s2ary]

Does anyone know of any trappers in Southern NH? I have a paying gig for the removal of a few beavers in the seacoast region.

Thanks in advance,
Geoff

[Aljack]

catch em and let em go in Mass. We just loves dem dam beavas in Mass waters.

[fishin jimmy]

Go on line - NH Trappers Assoc - that way you get an expert & have no problems with the State.

[s2ary]

Thanks Jimmy,

That's a great idea.

[Troutaholic]

Can't say i know many Trappers, but I happen to be a Beaver Taxidermist. As a matter of fact, I stuffed one last night. When I told her my fee, I got slapped in the face! Go figure?

[Aljack]

Can't say i know many Trappers, but I happen to be a Beaver Taxidermist. As a matter of fact, I stuffed one last night. When I told her my fee, I got slapped in the face! Go figure?

The last one for 09 or the first for 10? There are tax reporting implications. And do you clean (or make sure) the beaver before stuffing it? You never know where it's been. :oops:

[s2ary]

As a matter of fact, I stuffed one last night. When I told her my fee, I got slapped in the face! Go figure?

It is funny how that that line of work has fallen into such a low regard. In the past that was the typical reaction I used to receive as well. Now I only do that type of work Pro Bono or in return for in-kind services. :lol:

[Troutaholic]

The last one for 09 or the first for 10? There are tax reporting implications. And do you clean (or make sure) the beaver before stuffing it? You never know where it's been. :oops:

The Beaver that I'm asked to stuff are usually pretty fresh. However, Ive been at it for so long now, I'm pretty used to any gamey smell now and again. Comes with the territory, I guess.

I have a show room for anyone interested in seeing my work.

[Salter]

three cell flashlight and a 12 guage loaded with # 4 buckshot works wonders on nuisance beavers.