Larry "Slim" Pedersen's "Predator Trapping - Problems and Solutions Volume IV" Book brings us up-to-date with his take on tackling the problems faced by the predator trapper. In this new 2009 edition, Slim reveals the latest effective methods and equipment in the straightforward style we've come to know and expect from this 2006 NTA Hall of Fame Inductee. Slim's take on cable stakes and the current predator trap market alone are worth way more than the price of this book. A great read that'll keep you on your toes on the predator line. 48 pages.

Larry "Slim" Pedersen's "Complete Bobcat Trapping Methods" Book is 62 pages of great information on trapping bobcats. Detailed location and set information and much more.

Larry "Slim" Pedersen's "New Snare Methods" Book contains 62 pages of good information on snaring. Covers snares, snare parts and snaring of beaver, fox, coyote, coon and bobcat. 62 pages

Larry "Slim" Pedersen's "A Life Cycle of Predators" Book is a 170 page story about one short, normal year of predators interacting with each other and the weather. While the story is fictional, every occurrence is real, as witnessed by Slim or as read from the stories written in the snow and dusty ground. While trapping predators full time for more than 40 years Slim let the animals teach him their lives. Predators' daily interactions involve other wildlife, as well as the ultimate predator -- humans. This is a story about bobcat, coyote and red fox families, combined with humans, involved in day to day survival while living from what the land offers. Predators are always in constant competition with each other for food and territory to raise their families while dealing with the ever changing weather extremes presented by mother nature. As amazing as nature is, life is difficult because kind is a word that only describes very little of what really happens.

Larry "Slim" Pedersen's "An Old Trapper's Lifetime in the Outdoors" Book is about the experiences Slim has had and the people he has met over his lifetime of trapping. During many of those years Slim spent over 300 days a year out on the trapline. This autobiography is not a how-to style book, but is simply a great read. 137 pages.