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George,
You may want to repost in the Trappers Forum.
I am not an experienced beaver trapper but yes, you can certainly make a go of it with only a couple of sets. You will need some large foothold #3 or larger or #330 conibear traps for beaver. The mink traps would be much smaller sized 1-1.5 or small #110 conibears. It would be tough to incorporate fox into your mink and beaver sets. Fox trapping requires a different set of tactics/equipment, and possibly a different location. Of the three, mink sets are generally the most uncomplicated to make.
Beware: once you start doing it you will catch the fever!
You may want to repost in the Trappers Forum.
I am not an experienced beaver trapper but yes, you can certainly make a go of it with only a couple of sets. You will need some large foothold #3 or larger or #330 conibear traps for beaver. The mink traps would be much smaller sized 1-1.5 or small #110 conibears. It would be tough to incorporate fox into your mink and beaver sets. Fox trapping requires a different set of tactics/equipment, and possibly a different location. Of the three, mink sets are generally the most uncomplicated to make.
Beware: once you start doing it you will catch the fever!
