By Hal Sullivan - Trapline 2000 offers a new approach to trapping instruction. Trapline 2000 contains the most current information on trapping, concentrating on the skills, theories, and techniques of trapping - as they pertain to any trapline or any animal. Trapline 2000 identifies the basic elements of trapping knowledge and arranges them in an orderly and coherent fashion. Each topic is designed to give maximum insight to a particular aspect of trapping. It provides a sound education upon which future traplines can be built. Trapline 2000 is an educational guide designed to make you a better trapper by giving you a better understanding of the fundamental theories, concepts, and techniques that embrace all forms of trapping. 170 Pages, 165 Photos Fully Indexed!

By Julie and Miki Collins - Trapline Twins is the compelling personal story of twin sisters Julie and Miki Collins claiming a life all their own in the shadow of Alaska's Mt. Denali. They live in the bush country year-round, supporting themselves in winter by running hundreds of miles of trapline behind their loyal sled dogs. If you enjoy honest accounts of real-life wilderness adventure, you will love this book. 212 pages

By Nick Wyshinski - Perhaps no aspect of trapping is as carefully guarded as the secret scents and baits used by master trappers to lure wild animals to their sets. Yet this in-depth book shares it all, from detailed descriptions of hundreds of base ingredients to finished lure and bait formulations as perfected by a professional lure maker with many decades of experience. 40 pages

By S. Stanley Hawbaker - This is a true outdoor classic, arguably the best and most influential trapping instruction book ever written. Originally penned by legendary trapper and lure maker S. Stanley Hawbaker in 1941, revised and updated by his son Edwin in 1974. Nearly 400 pages packed full of colorful photos, detailed diagrams, trapline wisdom, history and plain good reading. A must for every outdoorsman's library. 352 pages

By Charles L. Dobbins - These are the final writings of legendary trapper, author, and teacher Charles L. Dobbins, discovered in manuscript form after his death by his son, Paul Dobbins. Enjoy personal stories filled with insight and wisdom gleaned from working traplines all across America. Enjoy one last walk down the line with the man universally regarded as the best in the business over the last 50 years. 83 pages

By Stephen Vantassel - Written by an animal damage control professional for other professionals, the clear, concise instructions in this manual should be of great help to anyone already in the business or maybe just thinking about joining the business. In fact, anyone who must deal with nuisance animals in urban or residential settings should pick up valuable how-to advice from this book. Dozens of clear photos and illustrations complement the carefully written text. Covers everything from removing raccoons from chimneys to deodorizing skunk essence. 67 pages.

By Russ Carman - Let one the most highly regarded professional trappers and lure makers in the country show you exactly how he traps hundreds of foxes in the dead of winter in the upper Midwest, when the commonplace sets and methods no longer work because of ice and deep snow. Dozens of actual trapline photos serve to illustrate the finer points of once-secret sets and methods. 68 pages