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Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Muskrat Trapping.....

West end of lake
from the narrows looking west
three muskrats
Bee comes Muskrat trapping in her little carrying cage
It's up to 44 muskrats now.  We are skinning like crazy to keep up.  We took our new kitten "Bee" with us to get her used to traveling.  When we stay up at the linecabin she will probably come with us by skidoo.  Each time Bryan got back into the boat she would purr away.  By the end of the trip she was sleeping.   Our XM radio broke down and we use the Broad Band Radio for outside news.  It works at night.  By computer I was able to order a new XM radio but it won't be flown in here until after freeze up and the airplane strip is safe (probably just before Xmas).   Evan....we are going to follow your advice,  we don't need chicks and these Road Island Reds lay for many years we believe?  But we also like the wake up call in the morning and late at evening.  Also we think the girls might miss him.  They sure were talkative when he came back into the chicken house after spending the night outside.  By the way, the day he came back in..... he did no chock a dodil..... he wasn't feeling so chocky.

4 comments:

Brian said...

Your apprentice Bee looks keen to learn.
Its good to have you back blogging again that snow is creeping down the mountains . The lake looks beautiful at this time of year. Take care trappers :)Brian(:

Gregg said...

Good to see you folks back online.
No snow there either I see. I am in Ft. Nelson and we got about an inch here.

I was wondering if you could send me an email as I have a new computer and your email adress is on the old computer. My father has some pictures he wishes for me to forward onto you of a small log cabin he built.

Take care U2
Gregg from Gladys Lake

Steve said...

Hey Vikki and Brian, really good to see you guys back online again. Checked quite a few times this Summer and wondered what had happened to you. I actually passed through Teslin when you guys were there. We did a job for the Yukon government in Charmacks this Summer. I stopped at a gift centre in Teslin where a lady working there told me her husband Frank had a trapline in the Teslin area. And that he sells trapping supplies. Anyway have a good and safe Winter and catch lots of fur.

vglnt1 said...

those pics of the lake are beautiful. would love to be out there in a canoe. what have the temps been doing. ken