Here comes the Dad joke . . . He was a tired kitty. Great video!

@user-zn5of7vs3e

Ай бұрын

nice

Hi this is Jason Hubbard from Clay county Kentucky I love watching you I watch Avery one of your videos I love watching keep it up you are the best

Good days slow days always looking to learn thanks for your time

Love the respect for the land

That cat setting in that tire needs to be on the cover of a trapping magazine. That was cool. Thanks for this series I enjoyed it very much. I know filming is extra work and it is appreciated from us guys that know longer can do any trapping.

@jackrose7261

4 ай бұрын

Agreed

Great video Stu!!!

It works! Put a tire out and caught my first Cat! Thanks for the info that you put out great stuff!

Nice catches Stew😁👍

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

That was a pretty good day. That's a cool looking Cat.

Got to love pre-front and post-front!!

Nice Stu

Really enjoyed this. Appreciate ya.

Great catches Stu! Amazing how in depth you really get with things…i run a small line to work in the mornings, usually about a 20 mile drive in the morning…im trapping about a 6 mile x 6 mile square, hoping for 50 coyote this season! Trapping is a waiting game and im glad you stress that, be on location and they will come through! Tight chains!!

Great job bud

nice job.

Great series dude!

Unless he said he bought them, he probably made them. I make my own, and it's really easy. Just take a one inch pipe and cut it into pieces 3 to 4 in long. Cut one end at an angle, weld two nuts one in middle and one at end thats straight. Crimp two pieces of cable on each nut however long for your area. Now for the driver, I used a piece of 3/4 all thread and welded a piece of the pipe a few inches up. Sharpened the end of driver and last but not least welded an old small hitch pin on other end to make a T handle. The small end of hitch pin is used to retrieve the stake with the cable loop. Look up duckbill earth anchor. They are pretty much the same thing. Hope this helps and good luck.

Great job sir. Enjoyed it

Great video and good trapping tip for us all appreciate you 💯🇺🇸👍

Loving that ammo box for of bait and lure good idea 👍💯🇺🇸

Another very educational video stu. Enjoy content

Thanks

Those were handsome dogs, good culls! I bet that cat was happy to see you... this time

Really nice trapline, the Bobcat was cool. Great haul

Very good videos always bring good teaching content. Thank you

Always learn something from your videos keep em coming

Watching and re-watching as much as I can. First sets ever are going out tomorrow, just ahead of a big front. Six Dogproofs and six Duke 550's. Can't wait for Saturday to go check them!

@ferengiprofiteer9145

3 ай бұрын

How'd you do? 🙂

I've been learning a lot from these videos thanks Stu

Excellent video! Catch, reset, catch and remake then a cat in a tire!

Really enjoy your content, man! Really learning a lot from you. Thank you!!!

Great Instructional Video !! 🤗

Really enjoyed the series. Makes me want to get out there and get some traps out.Thanks

You got a notch in that pulaski to pull them anchors? Pretty good idea, I like that.

Another great video on this trapline series! Thank you for sharing your experience to others, I hope many people can learn from what you said all during it!

Thank you for the video.

Boy that was one rude coyote. He was sure caught good or he'd be in next county by now.

Good tip on the distance from coyote sets

Stu Dot edu. Gotta get some anchors with retriever cables. Trying to yank'em out without is killing me.

I don't think I'll ever get into trapping but I really enjoy your videos. It seems like more of a lifestyle LOL. Seems like you have a lot of other videos that are right at my alley as well, keep up the good content.

Awesome Job!!

New viewer, great video. You should have shown how you released the bobcat.

Great job Stu wish I could connect 😂

Great video!

Either way it's a great end to this awesome series.

Stu you should come up with a calendar. And use some unique photos like that cat in that tire set.

Love the content thanks for sharing.bama

Nice line work. 650 bracelets work well.

I’m loving your videos. Thank you so much for taking the time to share your knowledge. I’m new to preserving fur and have a lot to learn. Is there any possible chance you can share how you deal with fleas/tics? They are on everything here in Ontario Canada and I’m at al loss. I am beyond grateful for anything. 🥰

@LP-yi6gc

4 ай бұрын

Out in bc, we use raid in the fur bag after catching them

@marcic2940

4 ай бұрын

@@LP-yi6gc Thank you so much for your reply. I can’t believe I didn’t consider that. So simple, but sounds perfect. Thanks again 😁 cheers!

Was waiting on the cat to show up. We got th same problem in Ohio tons of cats but not even a lottery or season

amazing

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I ran a short line this sesson, 6 coyote sets in a mile line along a waterway. Caught 5 coyotes in 3 weeks. That said short lines will produce but in my area it is about 5 days in between catches. Many of the things you mentioned are proven in my area of central ohio.

Would rebar steak hold a coyote? Thanks great video

Great catches. Enjoyed watching I trap here in West Virginia 2 different properties it’s 5 miles between the properties on the hardtop road but as the crow flies it is probably only a couple of miles. So I get what you are saying I am probably trapping the same coyotes on both properties.

Good video, thank you. Something I've ever wondered from your videos being that I don't trap but I like to watch is when you are cleaning an animal. What do you do with the guts and the skeleton and everything? Where does that go? Is that left in the woods or in the garbage or something?

Awesome video. I loved the cat in the tire! I did not see the link for the retrievable chain/cable anchor. Where can I purchase them? Stay safe, and God bless

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Great video!!! Thanks. Do you ever trap on state ground? That would be nice to see if you do. Thanks again!!

Trying my best to get my first critter in the trap this year but it's been stolen bait sprung traps and just absolutely horrible weather

What is wax dirt? Might be a silly question but we don't have this type of trapping in the UK.

I started trapping last year and just started k9 trapping this year. I’m curious as to what you’re referencing when you mention if a coyote is rubbed or not, if you could share. Thanks for all you do

What kind of pistol are you using? I don’t think I have ever seen one like it. Looks like a great trapping tool.

What happens to the air force talon? No airgun anymore?

I’m sure you’ve put this out before but what rifle are you using to dispatch?

Im new to canine trapping- I put 4 sets out on 40 acres. Is that too many sets for that amount of land? Or is that ok?

About how many coyotes do you catch annually on that line?

Where did you get your hole punch you used for the hay set

@chieffan92588

4 ай бұрын

He most likely made it.

@jaykreed2718

4 ай бұрын

Hoosier trapper supply

What size is the dirt hole pipe?

What kind of gun are you using to dispatch your catches?

What little gun do you use

Do you dispatch the animals in the forehead ?

How do you pay or justify the fuel? That’s my issue right now is paying for all the gas

@danielherring9324

4 ай бұрын

Most of us do it as a hobby. Some might make enough to break even if they are lucky lol.

You don't sound dumb if that the coyotes took down a deer and had a full meal then they would not be interested in your set

I love your channel, but those spiralling video shots just wipe me out.