good lynx

[bender]

managed to snare a nice lynx a few days ago. Lot nicer to get then the usual
coyote.

[steve]

Nice cat!

[buck]

neat pic thanks for sharing
i think lynx are like cougars meaning awesome to see but not seen very often

[The Bit Runner.]

Very nice,I only have ever seen 2 in my life.My friends friend has snared 65
so far up the chin.I guess the big adults are going for 800.00 i was told.Thats big money.I heard the italians are taking alot of the fur.

[hunter10]

Nice cat. mean looking things. good job

[Deemoss]

is it legal to hunt them in alberta? does it require license/tags?

[munyee4321]

Originally Posted by Deemoss

is it legal to hunt them in alberta? does it require license/tags?

can only trap them bud... zero hunting on lynx

[kennedy]

where will i be able to get on for my wall?

[roger]

seen 9 now, 3 of them came to a pred call while yote/ wolving over the years.
they just 'appear' from nowhere. not scared of me...just very 'fixed' on the situation. very slow to respond
they are really a funny looking animal, disporportionate small head, long legs big feet, longer back legs than fronts make sthem look like theyre always going downhill.

[roger]

Originally Posted by kennedy

where will i be able to get on for my wall?

i would imagine a taxidermist can get one through a legal channel, especially if you get him to the job.
id consider a wolverine cased out and soft tanned.

[SugarCreek]

Originally Posted by kennedy

where will i be able to get on for my wall?

I've checked with Fish and Wildlife and the only way to legally obtain a fur bearing animal is via a fur dealer (not the same thing as a trapper although a fur dealer might do both).

I've looked for critters like fisher and wolverine for some time but the only offers I've had is from Trappers.....I can't purchase directly from them......and must wait to make the connection with a Fur Dealer so that what I bring in is completely legal.

Hope this helps........Marco

[sask lynx]

I am looking for somebody to live trap a canadian lynx.I am from sask.I am looking for breeding stock for my busniess.I currently have 2 nice toms which I bought.I am told that I can get somebody to live trap in Alberta or BC but not Sask.Does not make any sense to me but does not surprise me since it is goverment.Iff anybody can help please email or call Jeff 306 473 2712.

[predatorzedge]

def a beauty of a lynx ya got there

[dale7637]

Nice lynx, good job. Never get sick of seeing them, and we see a ton of them up here.

[sourdough doug]

Hey guys, I know this trapping forum can get REAL SLOW, but going back a more than a year is real slow. Then again, I guess in High Level, they may not have HI SPEED internet ---- yet--

[New Hunter Okotoks]

Looks to me like that thing would probably go about 45-50 lbs?
I have seen what a cuddly well fed domestic cat can do to a guys hand when playing.I can only imagine the mess something like this would cause to someone's face or rest of their body if so inclined.

Absolute beauty that one.

[Leupold Man]

I thought you could'nt trap Lynx till December 1st? Opps, sorry Bender. I now see the date you put in your blog.

[sheepguide]

Originally Posted by SugarCreek

I've checked with Fish and Wildlife and the only way to legally obtain a fur bearing animal is via a fur dealer (not the same thing as a trapper although a fur dealer might do both).

I've looked for critters like fisher and wolverine for some time but the only offers I've had is from Trappers.....I can't purchase directly from them......and must wait to make the connection with a Fur Dealer so that what I bring in is completely legal.

The last two outfitters ive worked for had lots of furs for sale(both also have the trap lines in there areas). Mainly wolf and wolverine but also a few other animals. Many they sell to hunters then they are shipped to the states.
If you want wolverines and such it may not hurt to contact them.
SG