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Fur Branch To Make A Ring8 December 2007
Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada
Credits:Martin Rankin
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The length of a fur branch for a trap ring.3
Making An Even Cut On The Branch8 December 2007
Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada
Credits:Martin Rankin
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Chipping the bark off all around to get an even cut on the edge so they will turn properly.5
Peeling The Bark Off8 December 2007
Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada
Credits:Martin Rankin
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The art of making a ring for a lobster trap is chipping and making sure it is even.7
Tie A String On One End To Hold It Together8 December 2007
Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada
Credits:Martin Rankin
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This string is tied to one end of the ring to be able to tie it together in a round.9
Making The Turn In The Ring8 December 2007
Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada
Credits:Martin Rankin
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One end of the ring is inserted into a hole at the edge of the pipe while the ring is wrapped around the pipe to make it round. It has to be turned to 5 inches in diameter.11
Measuring The Size Of The Ring8 December 2007
Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada
Credits:Martin Rankin
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Measuring the ring to 5 inches in diameter before tying it together.13
Tying The Ring Together At 5 Inches8 December 2007
Grosse Isle, Magdalen Islands, Quebec, Canada
Credits:Martin Rankin
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Tying the ends together to hold the size of the ring for the lobster trap. |
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