FRANKFORT, NY HERKIMER COUNTY

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1 FRANKFORT, NY HERKIMER COUNTY

2 Full service fur processors, we do both garment and taxidermy style tanning on all types of wild and ranch raised furs. We are an AMERICAN Company located in Passaic New Jersey! Check out our website at Contact us: 90 Dayton Avenue Building 4D West Passaic, NJ Tel: Fax: Tubari, Ltd. is North America's last complete full service processor. Tubari, Ltd. was founded nearly 30 years ago in a small factory in northern New Jersey near the George Washington Bridge. The company grew, servicing the fur garment trade in New York City's fur district, which was the center of the international fur world for decades. Tubari is now located in a 120 year old former wool and silk mill in Passaic, New Jersey. As times have changed, we have adapted to the ever changing needs of our customers, whether we are creating new colors and effects for established or new, cutting edge fashion designers, or working all grades and types of wild fur. Our technical staff with over 45 years of combined experience can take care of all of your processing needs. SAVE 15% Use this coupon on any single order sent to our factory between 9/1/2017 and 9/2/2018 and will deduct from the total tanning cost {shipping cost not included}. 5% of your savings will be donated to NYSTA.

3 DEMO SCHEDULE THURSDAY 12 PM DON GRAVES TRAPPING K-9 S WATER SETS 1 PM NATE BROCK CAGE TRAPPING BOBCATS 2 PM NEWT STERLING SNARES & CABLE RESTRAINTS 3 PM DAVE LAFFORTHUN BEAVER TRAPPING 4 PM JIM COMSTOCK CAGES FOR FURBEARERS FRIDAY 8 AM ED BAXTER MINK 9 AM ROBBY GILBERT PA COYOTES 10 AM JEFF DUNLAP GENERAL TRAPPING INFO 11 AM JIM GEFFERT LURE USAGE & QUESTIONS 12 PM JERRY LEBEAU UNDERWATER / ICE BEAVER 1 PM JEFF FRENCH MINK & OTTER 2 PM MARK ZAGGER COYOTES 3 PM JOHN MACE K9 S 4 PM JOE ZAFFUTO PREDATOR HUNTING 5 PM LEON WINSCHITL PUTTING UP COON FOR PROFIT SATURDAY 8 AM DOUG CHUBB CABLE AND SNARES 9 AM HARRY NASTELL WATER TRAPPING 10 AM CLINT LOCKLEAR BOBCATS 11 AM DAVE RODGERS FOX TRAPPING 12 PM JEFF ROBINSON K9 S & QUESTIONS 1 PM MARK CHARPENTIER FISHER 2 PM LEE REUWSAAT COYOTES 3 PM TOM MCDONALD DOG TRAINING

4 The Grounds and Dealer Buildings will be open on Thursday from 12pm to 6pm and on Friday and Saturday from 8am to 6pm. DEALER BUILDING #2 DEALER BUILDING #1 ANGIE BERCHELLI BAILEY'S TRAPPING SUPPLY BILL KASTEN'S TRAP SUPPLY BLOSE HOLLOW CHUBBS TRAPPING SUPPLIES COMSTOCK CUSTOM CAGES D.R. TRAPPING SUPPLIES DOBBINS PRODUCTS DUROW ENTERPRISES DWL BRAND EPLER FUR COMPANY FULTON-MONTGOMERY F.H. FUR HARVESTERS AUCTION GENESEE VALLEY TRAPPERS HAPPY ACRES LURES J.R. AND SONS JERRY S TRAPPING SUPPLIES JOE GOODMAN PRINTS LARRY FINCH TAGS MID HUDSON FUR HARVESTERS MURRAY S LURES & TRAP SUPPLY NIGHT OWL LURES NATIONAL TRAPPERS ASSOC. NORTH AMERICAN FUR AUCTION NORTHERN SPORT COMPANY NYS DEC NYS TRAPPERS ASSOCIATION PREDATOR CONTROL GROUP RODGERS HIDES & SUPPLIES RUSS CARMEN LURES SNARE ONE STERLING FUR COMPANY SQUAL S TRAPPING SUPPLIES TRAPPERS POST WILDLIFE CONTROL SUPPLIES WILSON LURES BIG WILLY'S PIZZA BLUE RIDGE OUTDOOR SUPPLY CATSKILL TRAPPER SHACK CORY COOL & RON FRODELIUS JEFF DUNLAP (DUNLAP LURES) MACE'S FURS & TRAPLINE SUPPLIES REUWSAAT BAITS & LURES QSR OUTDOOR PRODUCTS ZEHR'S NORTHPRIDE LURES DEALER BUILDING #3 ART CLARK WILD ANIMAL LURES COON CREEK TRAPPERS DAKOTA LINE SNARES F&T FUR HARVESTOR TRADING POST GOOSEMAN GAME CALLS ILION FISH & GAME CLUB NIGHT EYES PREDATOR LIGHTS NO BS TRAPS & LURES PACE-ON-SPORTS PIRATES EYE KNIVES & OPTICS RENNO S ANIMAL LURES SAW MILL CREEK BAIT & LURE SENECA FUR SUPPLY SOUTHERN SNARE SUPPLY TIE BOSS TOP LOT STRETCHER COMPANY TRAPPING TIME TV

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7 The 2018 Lotto Calendar is available for purchase. The Calendars are available at the NYSTA booth in Building 1.

8 Scheduled Youth Activities Saturday at 10:00 am please join us under the big Pavilion by Building One. We ll be having your child build a Bird House that you can bring home. NYSTA would like your child to participate in our annual scavenger hunt. Please meet at the check in booth by the front entrance at 12 noon on Saturday. YOUTH Pack Basket Raffles will be held at the NYSTA Booth in Building One. We ll raffle off two Pack Baskets on Friday and then again on Saturday. 12:00 & 4:00 PM each day. Winner must be present.

9 The following is a list of Traps from Donald Graves that will be auctioned off at our live auction on Friday night. Please meet us at the Pavilion next to Building One at 7:00 pm Victor #2 Coil Spring Traps B&L #2 Coil Spring Traps #110 Conibears 4. 7 #110 Conibears (new) #21 B&L Jumps #1.5 Long Spring Traps B&L #1.5 Jumps 8. 1 mole trap B&L #2 Jump (square pan) #110 Conibears with attachment for setting #2.5 B&L Long Springs B&L #1 Long Spring Sure Hold Traps Victor #1 Long Spring Stoploss Traps (round pan) Victor #1 Long Spring Stoploss Traps (square pan) B&L #1 Long Spring Sure Hold Traps Victor #1 Long Spring Stoploss (round pan) B&L #1.5 Coil Springs (pinch pans - some round, some square) Raccoon Stretchers - wood #4 Wire Stretchers #5 Wire Stretchers wood boxes for #160/#220 body grips muskrat floats 23. Antique traps from his own collection. From the Estate of O.L. Butcher. We ll be auctioning off boxes of old mail from 1955 to the early 1980s that belonged to O.L. Butcher. There are many, many envelopes with contents from trapping supply dealers, fur dealers, sporting good dealers, Animal Trap Company, Blake and Lamb, Johnny Thorpe, E.J. Dailey, Oscar Cronk and other prominent trapping folks of the era. There are orders and letters from trappers across the US, Canada, and even some from overseas.

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13 Cortland County Trappers Association President - Les Wedge Vice-President - John Slocum Treasurer - Ed Eaton Secretary - Dick Firsching Join us at our Rendezvous on September 10 at the Solon Sportsmen s Club and visit our exhibit at the Marathon, NY Maple Festival in late winter. These activities support our scholarship program. Monthly meetings held the third Sunday each month (except September) at the McGraw Sportsmen s Club. For more info, call Les Wedge ( )

14 President: William Swagler 16 Brook St., Newark Valley, NY (607) Vice President: Gary Fritts 1839 Fritts Hill Rd., Marathon, NY (607) Secretary: Mike Verry 140 Houdlum Hill Rd., Binghamton, NY (607) Treasurer: Mark Machalek 145 Guiles Rd., Owego, NY (607) Best wishes for a successful Convention. Interested in becoming a member? Please contact the President for additional information.

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16 Ulster County Trappers President Tom Zeider Treasurer Butch Hoffman Vice President Don Martini Secretary Sandra Hoffman Board of Directors Mike Stedner Bill McCable Rodney Leslie Best Wishes for a Great Convention Trapping Fur - Ever

17 Wishing all a great time at the 2017 NYSTA Convention and a successful trapping season!! The Rockland County Trappers Association is always recruiting new members! County residency is not required as we have members from all over the Tri-State area and NYC. We meet the first Tuesday of every month at the Christ Lutheran Church located at 3 Church Rd, Airmont, NY at 7:00 pm. Coffee and Snacks are always served. Demonstrations are held following meetings. Recent demos have covered trapping activities such as skinning, trap prep, equipment selection and important info for targeting species. Demos and discussions also include DEC Regulations, Fly Tying, Archery, Survival skills and Taxidermy. Po Box 705, Airmont, NY 10982

18 New York State Trappers Association 2017 Convention Honoree John Rockwood John Rockwood started selling trapping supplies very young, at around age 13. He got supplies and much knowledge from his mentor, E.J. Dailey, who lived in Ogdensburg at that time. John lived in Scriba NY, and he turned part of his parent s barn into a fur shed/trapping supply house. He continued and grew as a well-known fur buyer/trapping supply dealer well up into the 1980's. He called his business Rockwood Trapper Supply. Trappers came from miles away just to do business with Rockwood Trapper Supply. (We're not sure, but we think he offered free donuts! :-) He had his own line of lures also and has sold them off and on over the years. In the early 80's, the fur market crashed, and John went out of that business for many years. Fortunately, he had also started a firewood / logging business called Rockwood Logging Company. He worked out that same area originally, and then later moved the logging business to Maple View. The logging business was his main source of income for many years. As a side note, John was in a major car accident in the 90's, and it broke both of his legs, and he had many injuries which then took several months in recovery time. He had men running the logging business for him. During the main years of his logging business, it didn't leave him much time for the sport of trapping, so he hung up his traps for a few years, but always wanted to get back in it.

19 He always loved trapping, even though the trap supply business ended for a time. He trapped in several states, including Mississippi, Georgia, and Tennessee. He had some trapping partners, and his favorite animals to trap were (and probably still are) otters, bobcats, and fisher. He lived in Oswego County all this time, and when the Oswego County Trapping Association formed, back in the early 70's, he joined and became involved with many area trappers. The yearly rendezvous at Camp Zerbe began sometime in the 90's, and John was a very active member of the association and helping with these events. He became the Oswego County Rep to the New York State Trapping Association and filled that role well. When he did start trapping again, approximately years ago, he also started getting active in the NY State Trappers Association and eventually serving as President and was also a member of the JTI Committee to present. He's worked tirelessly for trappers in Albany at the government offices, and his heart has always been with trappers, for trappers, and for the animals he traps. John also got involved with the online trapping forums, selling traps, offering advice to young trappers, then from there did lots of demos at conventions, worked at kids trapping camps, gave away traps and lures to kids, and just has always worked tirelessly for trapping related causes. He has attended as many events as he has been able to for many years. Several years ago he started working part time for the USDA, trapping out of Fort Drum often, and many other places. He's been up in planes and driving all over NY state working on projects. He currently works full time for the USDA, but still finds time to set traps. NYSTA wants to thank John for the many years of selfless service, as he always thinks of others before himself. He works for trappers early mornings, late evenings, and any time he can in between. Trapping in NY State has benefitted greatly from his work, and probably will for many years to come. Submitted by Jim Carmody & Laurie Woolson

20 Best wishes for a Successful 2017 Convention Interested in Joining? Contact Dick Leggett at (518) We meet on the second Tuesday of the Month at the Ghent Rod & Gun Club FOOTHILLS TRAPPERS ASSOCIATION & FULTON MONTGOMERY FUR HARVESTERS Wishes the New York State Trappers Association a Successful 2017 Convention Fur Sale Dates will be announced.

21 New York State Trappers Association 2017 Convention Booklet Honoree Al West My fellow friends and trappers I have been asked to write a bit about the 2017 Convention Booklet Honoree, Al West, who I met in 1981 at the Little Valley Sportsman Show. We immediately became friends and I invited him down to Steuben County to hunt deer with me. Al was amazed at the amount of deer he saw and I quickly learned he was an outstanding Deer Hunter. Al is an excellent shot and I sure wouldn't want him shooting at me. Al has taken a deer every single year over our 35 plus years of friendship. Al, his lovely wife Cheryl, and his family quickly became my second family; a feeling that has not changed to this day. Al has showed me so much about the Adirondacks from Ice Fishing adventures on Lake George to trapping the Upper and Lower Lakes area of St. Lawrence County alongside our mutual friend and former NYSTA Treasurer, Pete Bartholomew. Al has served in many capacities for NYSTA. He is a past President of the NYSTA and currently remains active on the Board of Directors. He has received the Lifetime Achievement Award from his peers. Al served as Chairman of the JTI Committee for well over 20 years and still holds a seat on that important committee today. Al is a true gentleman with the integrity, knowledge, and temperament to serve effectively on this committee which works closely with the NYSDEC Furbearer Management Team. Another highlight of our friendship is when we were inducted into the NYS Outdoorsman Hall of Fame in Al was being recognized for his efforts in Trapping and was credited for the Trapper Education Course before it was mandatory. Al, like me, is not afraid of asking important questions at the Board of Directors meetings for the betterment of the organization. Al and Cheryl have together given much of their lives in support of New York's Trappers and we should all be very thankful that they have. To sum this up Al, you are a true sportsman and Thank You, from all of us, for all your years of service on behalf of New York's Trappers. Your Friend, Bob Hughes

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26 Supplies all your wooden stretchers, adjustable or solids, pelt handling equipment and trapping hardware. Save with our show prices and pay no Shipping Costs! Leon & Denise Windschitl 617 Orchard Road Worthington, MN Check us out on the web at or our Facebook page.

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33 For our Members and Guests that will be camping at the Fairgrounds while attending the Convention. These are the Rules and Regulations. Campers or Tents cannot be any closer then 5ft apart which includes parked vehicles, awnings, grills and picnic tables. You must have a fire extinguisher in your tent or camper. Release of any gray or black water is a violation with a fine of $ on the spot and possible removal from the grounds. No Open Fires on the ground must be at least 18 inches above ground and in grills only. Garbage is to be placed in bins provided and kept clean. Dogs must be on leash and under control at all times. No animals allowed in buildings or pavilions. No bicycles, skateboards, or roller blades allowed in buildings. No bicycles allowed to be used during public hours from 6:00 am until gates close at 6:00 pm Ice and ATM available at the front office at the front of the fairgrounds. Showers are available on the back side of the main restrooms.

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35 Wanted: RAW FUR AND DEER SKINS We offer top prices, immediate payment, and fair and honest grading. Bring your fur and deer skins to our fur shed and trapper supply house or plan to attend one of our conveniently located, scheduled sales in several locations across the state. Like so many of our fur harvesting friends, you'll be glad that you did! I will again be buying fur at Von Strahan's Flatiron Fur Shed at 3213 County Road 18, Stanley, NY 14561, at Jim Aubrey's Fur Shed and Trap Supply at 32 Leary Flint Road, Brasher Falls, NY 13613, and at Kritter Patrol Wildlife Supplies at 477 Loonenburgh Turnpike, Cobleskill, NY during the Fur Season. The dates for these sales are yet to be determined but should be available sometime in early December. Please contact myself or one of our hosts for actual dates and times. Notices will also be posted on the NY Trappers Forum and other public media. Remember, we are your headquarters for Belisle, Bridger, MB, and Duke Traps, Slim Pedersen's Animal Lures, Caven's Gusto, MTP Animal Urines, packbaskets, fur handling equipment, and other trapline necessities at fair and reasonable prices to all of our fur customers. We also have a full line of professionally garment tanned fur skins in inventory at very reasonable prices. I will deliver supplies and/or tanned skins to any of our scheduled fur sale events. Let me know what you need! I buy, sell, and trade all brands of used traps and old collectible trapping related books, magazines, catalogs, etc. We have excellent markets for properly handled beaver castor, beaver oil sacs, and spring muskrat glands. These are always in demand. If you are unsure of how they should be handled, please ask. Contact John Rockwood 114 County Route 30A Williamstown, NY Phone: Loggerjohnr@aol.com

36 2018 Auction Schedule Feb 26-Mar 2 (on show Feb 21) May (on show May 8) July 6-10 (on show July 1) Last Receiving Dates: