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Trappers Trowel
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Re: Trapper's Trowel
Dude that cool how well it last ? Time well tell.
Dude that cool how well it last ? Time well tell.
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Re: Trapper's Trowel
Yep, time will tell, its sturdy
Yep, time will tell, its sturdy
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Re: Trapper's Trowel
Necessity is the Mother of inventions...if it works, then the problem is solved.
Necessity is the Mother of inventions...if it works, then the problem is solved.
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Re: Trapper's Trowel
I use a trappers trowel for trapping and for MD. In 20 years time, I broke one - and that was my fault, not the tools. Most trappers call these "yoho's" - that is one of the brand names, but almost everyone calls them that - it's a very distinct type of shovel, that is a work horse. The length of the handle gives you leverage that you won't get with a shorter handle.
I use a trappers trowel for trapping and for MD. In 20 years time, I broke one - and that was my fault, not the tools. Most trappers call these "yoho's" - that is one of the brand names, but almost everyone calls them that - it's a very distinct type of shovel, that is a work horse. The length of the handle gives you leverage that you won't get with a shorter handle.
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