$995.00/person
(4-6 participants)
An intensive 5 day program taught by expert instructors at the Lone Pine Ranch/Chip Lake facility. Participants must currently hold a valid Alberta Trapping License or successfully completed the Standard Trapping Course. Participants will be engaged in multiple skills on a working RFMA. Proper cold weather clothing and gear is key to learning and enjoyment.
Course Dates
- Coming Soon, contact us for more details.
Course Program
1. Pre-season planning
- Pre- season set preparation
- Lure making
- Mapping and record keeping
2. Equipment Preparation
- Trapping equipment and accessories, adjustment and preparation
- Snare construction and preparation
3. Humane Trapping Techniques
- Trap selection
- Species Targeting
- Advanced Set Making Techniques
- Humane Dispatch
4. Trap Line and Furbearer Mgmt.
- Furbearer Biology
- Habitat assessment
- Furbearer Activity Identification
- Furbearer Population Assessment
- Trap Line Setup and Trail Development
5. Fur Handling
- Skinning and Fleshing Techniques
- Stretching and Drying
- Equipment Selection
- Sales and Marketing
6. Trap Line Safety
- Hazard Assessment
- Risk Management
- Emergency Survival
- Safety equipment
- Workshops:
Full accommodations, meals, and equipment provided