Walter A Gibbs: Ohio Trains Triumph Traps & Maryland Muskrats- Scott Dahms Book Trapping Supplies This was their biggest strength

This was their biggest strength for the production of war materials

and that's where the name Voo-Doo came from

O'Gorman's Missouri Breaks Lure is a legend throughout the fox lands

Great at "Projection Sets"

Now a snare man can paint or dye his snares and then add the dip to hide the smell of metal from the animal

Walter A Gibbs: Ohio Trains Triumph Traps & Maryland Muskrats- Scott Dahms Book Trapping Supplies This was their biggest strengthWalter A. Gibbs was a trapper and trap manufacturer in the early 1900s. Unlike other trappers of the time, he did not focus on this type of work until after he had retired from a career in electric trains. Most trappers had to earn their way through the trapping field and earned a meager living while establishing themselves. Walter already had money and a Harvard education, so he could use his resources to establish himself as a world renown trap