Hal Sullivan's "Otter 2000" Book presents methods and techniques for trapping otter in open water. These methods entail the exclusive use of blind sets for otter. This is a simple but very effective technique for trapping otter. Otter 2000 covers otter trapping from getting your traps to work more effectively and efficiently, to taking the pelt off the stretcher. You can learn how to predict where otter will travel and learn to identify the best locations for otter sets. But you can also learn to identify other locations and other situations in which extra traps will produce extra otter. As otter become increasingly more common across North America, more trappers are gaining the opportunity to pursue them. Otter 2000 can help you be successful in that pursuit. 100 Pages, 171 Photos and Illustrations.

Charles Dobbins' "Beaver and Otter Trapping - Open Water Techniques" Book explains WHY each set shown works and WHY the animals are attracted to them. Contains many photos and illustrations. 114 pages.

Mike Marsyada's "No Nonsense Beaver and Otter Trapping" Book is packed with information on trapping beaver and otter. In addition to equipment, traps, fur handling and animal biology, 10 different beaver sets and 5 different otter sets are covered in detail with lots of pictures. 65 pages.

Ken Smythe's "Bottom Edge Otter & Beaver" Book features 63 pages of information on Ken's bottom edge set for beaver and otter.

George Wacha's "Beaver Beaver Beaver and Some Otter Too" Book covers all aspects of beaver and otter trapping. Traps & equipment, equipment preparation, prospecting, sets & set locations, fur handling, gland removal, marketing your skins and even a chapter on beaver recipes. 84 pages.

Newt Sterling's "Master Otter Snaring" Book features excellent information on catching and holding otter effectively on dry land. Newt covers: why snares for otter, pelt damage, holding otter in snares, treating snares, loop size and height, setting techniques, set location and dispatch. 19 pages.