The Adventure Continues... Moving on from the tenth book, FIVE more of Maurice Decker’s rousing adventure stories are collected here in a newly edited, well-crafted hardcover book, in this FINAL installment of the collector’s series. Now with five complete stories and even more pages!

332 pages

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Lew & Charlie Vol 11 e-Pub

The Adventure Continues... Moving on from the ninth book, FOUR more of Maurice Decker’s rousing adventure stories are collected here in a newly edited, well-crafted hardcover book, the tenth in an ongoing collector’s series. Now with an additional story and 70 more pages!

275 pages

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Lew & Charlie Vol 10 e-Pub

11 fl. oz. ceramic mug with FUR-FISH-GAME logo in red and blue. Made in the USA from top to bottom.

With red & black embroidered logo. USA Made!

By Eric Collier

The 1930s true exciting tale of the author moving his wife and baby to Meldrum Creek in remote British Columbia to build their own cabin and live life in the wilderness. An inspiring story of courage and sacrifice.

316 pages

New, edited and expanded 2022 edition.

Highly-anticipated new edition of the most comprehensive and authoritative trap collecting book. Current Pricing & Other Practical Information, by Blaise Andreski and Tom Parr, with input from many of the nation's top trap collectors. Comprehensive and complete text packed with full-color photos in an easy-to-follow format that allows the reader to quickly locate any item. Contains description, collector price, and history of most all traps made to catch fur-bearing animals, form the 1800s to the present. Also includes a section on trapline accessories and related items. Novice and seasoned collectors alike will find the book useful and informative. 224 pages

225 pages

Trapline Twins Miki & Julie Collins continue the story of their life in the shadow of Alaska’s Denali Mountain, trapping, running sled dogs and now also raising Icelandic horses.

Twin sisters Miki and Julie Collins grew up in the vast wilderness north of Denali, living the traditional sustenance lifestyle of trapping, hunting, fishing, and raising their own food. Their only close companions were teams of loyal sled dogs until they discovered the sturdy Icelandic horses that thrive in the Arctic on a diet of fish and wild grasses. This book takes up were their first book, Trapline Twins, left off with more unique adventures as the sisters cross the tundra on horseback, embark on a 1,900-mile sled dog excursion around the state, defend their team against a charging grizzly and calm a panicked horse in the cockpit of an airborne plane.

Dozens of photos and an illustrated map.
Revised 2nd edition Afterword includes recent activities & new outdoor adventures.

Matt Richards has written the ultimate DIY guide to tanning with hundreds of photos and step-by-step illustrations that take you through the entire process from skinning the animal to tanning the hide and handcrafting exceptional items from soft and supple buckskin made with your own hands.

Clear writing along with hundreds of photos and detailed illustrations let Richards share the same techniques he has been teaching in person for years. You will see exactly how to turn a deer, elk, moose or buffalo skin into the strong, durable and comfortable leather preferred by outdoorsmen and Native peoples worldwide. Learn the traditional methods of brain tanning as well as how to use a dozen eggs or soap and oil. Then see exactly how to make clothing and other items from your own buckskins.

Revised and updated 2nd edition with substantial improvements that make it easier to craft hides into soft and durable buckskin.

240 pages

Osborne Russell

223 pages

Authentic firsthand account of true life wilderness adventures written by a Mountain Man and free trapper in the golden era of Rocky Mountain exploration. Introduction by Lem A. York, who originally published the book in 1921, gives the author’s backstory while also putting the book in its proper historical context.

Osborne Russell was born in Maine in 1814. After working for a local trading and fur trapping company, he joined Nathanial Wyeth on a trek across the West to the Pacific Ocean mouth of the Columbia River. He joined Jim Bridger’s Rocky Mountain Fur Company and carried on as a free trapper after the trade declined. Keen intelligence helped him survive, and natural writing ability has made this book an enduring classic.

“ … so accurate that recent readers have claimed to retrace his steps using only the details from these pages.”

Jeremiah Wood

327 pages

Water Arnold lived a lifestyle many of us could only dream of, surviving in the backwoods of Maine, testing his skills against Mother Nature and harvesting furbearers for a good part of his annual income. In these pages, we look back on the stories that made Arnold a household name among outdoors folk across America.

Trapping writer and editor Jeremiah Wood selected these 29 stories after taking a deep dive into a half-dozen boxes of Arnold’s personal papers, his journal, correspondence and all of the published Arnold stories in the Special Collections department at the University of Maine Fogler Library. The stories include true wilderness adventure, trapping and lure making instruction, keen observations about nature and the personal reflections of one of the Last Mountain Men.

“It was almost as if they’d been there all those years, waiting for someone to bring them back to life.”

By Tom Miranda

Dive into the history and reflections of the most influential trappers of all time, as Tom Miranda shares the stories of the master trappers.

388 pages

Edited by Stephen Brennan

True stories of hunting, trapping, fighting, adventure, and survival from those who thrived in the Wild West!

306 pages

Dept. of the Army, Edited by Jay McCullough

Everything you need to survive anything, anywhere! From the official manuals of the U.S. Army.

954 pages

by Laura Zerra

Let the world’s most renown bladesmiths guide you step by step as you make your own knife.

159 oversized pages, tons of color photographs

Cable Restraints: The Art of Live-Catch Snares

By Rich Faler

Want to get better at trapping with cable restraints? This book will make it happen.

128 pages, many color photos, paperback

Classic Video by Herb Lenon - 55 minutes

The films were made in the 1930s for training trappers during Herb Lenon's employment as a Michigan State Trapper Instructor and used to help other trappers for many years thereafter. The most intense instructions ever filmed...now available to you! See Herb personally demonstrate secret sets and locations that made him the outstanding trapper of his time. Silent film, in historical black & white.

Canine Trapping with John Chagnon - 100 minutes

John Chagnon takes you through the wilds of upstate Michigan trapping elusive wild canines. Covers all canines including Red Fox, Grey Fox and Coyote.

By Scot H. Dahms

Walter A. Gibbs: Ohio Trains, Triumph Traps & Maryland Muskrats, 1869-1941

302 pages, many photos & illustrations, paperback

Walter Gibbs was not only instrumental in trap improvement but also in the knowledge of muskrat biology. Many of his revolutionary designs are still in use today. Sit back, and enter the world according to Gibbs.

Gray knit cap with embroidered FUR-FISH-GAME logo. Soft, comfortable, and warm, with 3M Thinsulate insulation. USA Made!

Gray knit cap with cuff, and embroidered FUR-FISH-GAME logo. Soft, comfortable, and warm, with 3M Thinsulate insulation. USA Made!

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By Scot H. Dahms

From working at the Triumph Trap Company, to trapping the Adirondacks with EJ Dailey and Walter Gibbs, and duck hunting the Tennessee River, Dick Wood lived a bold outdoors life of historical significance, and it’s all documented here with hundreds of photos.

383 pages, hundreds of photos, paperback