I've shot 2 recently, the largest weighed 47#.
Got this on in s trap yesterday so, first one ive trapped

Nice!

Yall got some fat beavers on the left coast

That one I shot on the main farm was a biggun! He got brave and was grazing in the edge of a pasture on the farm in the daylight hours.
From a distance we thought it was a monster sized nutria. After I saw it was a beaver, I committed to popping him with a 22.

The big one was twice the size of the one I trapped

Sheesh that’s big

Some good eatin, congratulations

Would’ve been a goodun next year.😁

Last night, one splashed its tail at me so, tonight me and my 22 snuck up to the woodland they got flooded. Meet #4, 22 to the noggin

Tough trapping, they don't have lodges, they live up in the friggin briar patches. They keep this section flooded and part of the field so, the boss paying me for moles and beavers now lol

Now your talking my kind of talk. Moles. I have trapped 91 in the last 3 years.

I trap over 300 a year lol. Trying to keep the dirt out of the grass cutting we use for silage.
I have a lot of acreage I'm trapping. Didn't bust my butt last month and had about 40. Everyone thinks ya got to cover the hole once ya
set the trap, it's not true. Set the trap and on to the next one

Most I've got in a month is about 110, that's running around 60 traps some of the time

Great job. I am surprised there are that many left once you have gotten that many. Which trap's do you use? I use the mole eliminator.

I use the Victor Out o sight mole traps. Just got another dozen traps yesterday. On3 thing I see 99% of the time is people placing boards or buckets over set traps. It mat help keep animals out but, you don't need to cover them to catch the moles.