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Post by CoonDuke on Nov 6, 2007 19:07:13 GMT -6
I would call that a dirthole with a rough pattern...
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Post by Steve Gappa on Nov 6, 2007 21:33:54 GMT -6
LOL- well, there ya go!
when I talk blended, I mean the pattern (over the trap, in the bed) is extended over te set area.
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Post by CoonDuke on Nov 7, 2007 7:54:44 GMT -6
...but a lot of guys consider blending something you do with grass, duff, etc.
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Nov 9, 2007 16:16:48 GMT -6
Doesn't have to be grass or duff, sod is a tough place to blend real well but is do able. I prefer dirt and bare spots amongst the prairie. Saves time and looks better to me. The main thing I feel is to not have a small pattern the size of the trap and try and make a larger pattern for my dirtholes, as once th approach is made the area looks all the same. This photo is at the top of a draw on a sheep deal and the bone is the bonus to the nice hole with a p-dog stuffed down inside. The rocks look natural as they where in the set area to begin with, these step downs are great places for this set type in this area.
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Post by billmeyerhoff on Nov 9, 2007 18:37:24 GMT -6
I haven't land trapped in a number of years and last year treated myself to personal instruction. From my observations during those two days I would say that hard lines aren't blended in, instead they are erased. And it is much quicker to erase that line than it is to blend it in.
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Post by garman on Nov 9, 2007 18:42:04 GMT -6
trappincoyotes38 very nice picture looks like a very familiar style HMMMMMM! just kidding
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