mpalmer243

Thanks for all the kind words everyone. We don't have many coyotes this far North, too cold. They are starting to move up here with our ever changing (warming) climate. I have seen a couple around town now and people are reporting seeing pups this winter. Coyotes aren't even in the NWT trapping or hunting regulations since they have never lived around here, meaning there are no seasons for them. Red fox are quite common. They can even be seen walking the sidewalks in town or in my front yard! Things do get complicated for me to pursue actual furbearing animals with things like trapline per

Hello fellow forum members- I live in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada. I have been an avid hunter and fisher ever since growing up on a farm in rural Ohio. Since landing in YK a year ago my outdoor adventures have been amazing. My latest challenge was snowshoe hare snaring this winter. I scoured the internet for information and stumbled upon the Hunting Life forum and great posts by G.S. Waters and others. The traditional design wouldn't quite work for me in 3 feet of snow overtop of exposed granite bedrock prevalent on the Canadian shield here. I made a few modifications a