Name: Novice Trapper
Level: 2
Attribute: Earth
Monster Type(s): Warrior/Effect
Effect: FLIP: Select and destroy one monster on the field
ATK/DEF: 300 ATK / 600 DEF
Rarity: Super Rare
This is just a warrior version of man-eater bug. It doesn't really need to exist.
Name: Trapper Hound-master
Level: 8
Attribute: Earth
Monster Type(s): Warrior/Effect
Effect: If this card inflicts battle damage to the opponent special summon 1 Trapper Hound token (Beast-type/EARTH/Level 2/500 ATK/500 DEF) in face up attack position, when this card is destroyed by battle or by a card effect. inflict 500 damage to the opponent equal to the number of face up Trapper Hound token's on the field
ATK/DEF: 2600 ATK/ 1700 DEF
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Name: Trapper Hound-master
Level: 8
Attribute: Earth
Monster Type(s): Warrior/Effect
Effect: If this card inflicts battle damage to the opponent: special summon 1 "Trapper Hound token" (Beast-type/EARTH/Level 2/500 ATK/500 DEF) in attack position. When this card is destroyed by battle or a card effect: Inflict 500 damage to your opponent for each "Trapper Hound token" you control.
ATK/DEF: 2600 ATK/ 1700 DEF
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Alright, I fixed the card for you. It's slow, and kind of bad. Your archetype doesn't seem to have a cohesive theme. Some put tokens into play, others search for traps, and some are flip monsters. There is no synergy between these cards.
Name: Trapper clairvoyant
Level: 4
Attribute: Earth
Monster Type(s): Spellcaster/effect
Effect: When this card is destroyed and sent to the graveyard, you may add 1 trap card from your deck to your hand
ATK/DEF: 1600 Atk / 1500 DEF
Rarity: Common
Suddenly, spellcaster! effect is rather OP. There are no straight up "Search your deck for a s/t card" cards for a reason. They tend to get you some of the best counters/utility cards in your deck. If it was a specific type of trap card, or just "Trapper" trap cards, I would be fine with it. A card like this has no downside.
Alright, I have to stop here for now, but I suggest that you re-analyze your archetype, and keep a consistent theme throughout it.