You gotta love a woman who can run a trapline !

@Nephilim12340

7 ай бұрын

My fiancée can fully break down a deer. I’m just getting into trapping. But once I get the hang of it, I plan on getting her into it and into tanning the hides.

Thanks for highlighting Katie. It was pretty cool to see a young lady with that skill and confidence. Congrats to her parents for raising her right.

I've been snareing for over 40 years and am impressed with this young lady. She knows what she's doing. Let's see more of her.

@dungeonmaster6292

5 ай бұрын

Quit simpin

She’s a class act and so are you for showing this. Great job!

That was a really cool video, that young woman has her stuff down! I raised 3 daughters, so I like seeing that fathers don't have to treat their daughters like they are only meant to wear dresses. I finally got it right on my third and she was a sport natural. Thanks for sharing this video, it brought back good memories for me.

Always great to see new generations & ladies getting into the sport of trapping! 🙂👍

So awesome to spotlight a young lady doing this. Good information.

TWO Thumbs up for Trapping girl and Jim!

Great to hear other folks are leaving the fox go in Wisconsin. They seem to be as rare as the pheasants we hunted between sets 35 years ago. Thanks for another great video!

Awesome vid! It’s super cool to see women getting into and supporting trapping! Lord knows we need that to help keep our tradition alive!

Yes finally cable restraints. Always had more luck with those. I wonder why though. I only start when there is snow

Great video! As a fellow female trapper, I really enjoyed seeing how she does her cable restraints 👍🏻

Great video and awesome to see Katie B out there showing the ladies how they can be out there and get it done. Cable restraints here in PA are similar to those in Wisconsin. Defiantly easier to keep them going in the late season over the foot holds for sure.

@amsbaugh8198

Жыл бұрын

Didn't you like the quick deep freeze for Christmas? Lol. It got real hard to bed my foothold then and to get my coon cuffs to stick in the ground.

@MRSyelgnal

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

@BoxieOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

@@amsbaugh8198 yep and now we are 50 and rain. A muddy mess. Gotta love what gets thrown at us this year.

Hawbakers lure catalog had a photo of a lady in Minn or Michigan that had 175 red foxes. Will always remember her. Good video as always. She does a great job.

I use the same cable set up here in PA. There very effective and much easier to keep working in ice and snow, We can only start using them after Christmas.

Just caught my first raccoon at 68yrs old! The Dukes 1.5 was tripped and flipped upside down, but the Dukes DP 30' away had him. LOL Just set the traps Wednesday afternoon and had him today! WooHoo! Got 7 more traps put out today after getting some Poli-fill yesterday. Hard to bed a trap in sand with fiberglass screening. Thanks for sharing your skills!

@Makete100

Жыл бұрын

What bait did you use in the DP's?

@customcutter100

Жыл бұрын

@@Makete100 Just started trapping and they forgot to include my "Cherry Raccon" bait, so I just dabbed some Hiawatha Valley in the bottom of it.

Great to see the younger crowd keeping the skills alive.

Stu your channel was the first one I started watching when I decided to look into getting back into trapping after 35 years when I was a kid. You’ve come a long way in your teaching and always enjoy new videos. When I saw the thumbnail I thought Katie was your significant other. Great video though. Have a great new year !

Great video, I run foot holds along with cable restraints. I really enjoyed seeing how they set their cable line. Thanks for all of the instructional and personable content you produce.

Great video! Katie has a great channel also. Learned a lot about trapping and hunting from both of you. Keep it coming!

Tracks in da snnoo aa! Right on🎉

Great video! I like seeing different techniques.

Bottle necking the snare/restraint travel funnel is critical for sure. We have a lot of cedars here and their branches are prickly. Great to trim off a few twigs and jam them in the ground to block adjacent trails so the animal only has one choice to pass thru the funnel. Our sets here in Kentucky cannot be closer than 10 feet to each other so it is not possible to set multiple snares or restraints on all the travel funnels close together, side by side. Even a light snow can be magical for finding active small game travel routes. Thanks for sharing.

They had a great system going on! Thanks for sharing buddy! I just got your shirt from Hoosier Trapping Supply!!

Super cool and educational video!! Hats off to the ladies of trappings!! Thanks for sharing!!

You are a cute couple. Never found a lady that shared my passion for the outdoors.

Great video, thanks for sharing 🇺🇸

Great video Stu! It’s great to expanded the sport and educate as much as possible. I’ve got three girls that like to go along and help on the trap line.

You make great & educational videos.Thank you so much

she knows what shes doing good job and good luck

Great to see women enjoying the sport of trapping as well

Would have liked to see the beetles and some info on them. Great idea for bone gathering.

Awesome video on a very efficient trapline 👍

Great to see some other young Wisco trappers such as myself!!😁🥰

Seems perfect for winter trapping .

Stu that black tape on the hammer handle is the same thing I have on my garden hoe for row spacing my sweetcorn rows 30 inches apart. It's handy indeed.

RCR Relaxed Cable Restraint we have to use these in southern parts of Ontario Canada as well work very good

nice job.

Some of these laws are real shittey! Happy new year love your videos!!!

Nice to see Katie involved in trapping good to keep the younger generation involved, what about the wolves any in that area to trap ?

I noticed you setting up the shot... LOL

Very cool.

Been following her for some time now on the gram, I totally agree with everything you said. Great video

Been watching you for 3 year's now. And sending other . New trapper's to your channel. To bad there's not a trapping school for newbies.

Where in Wisconsin were you at Stu? I'm originally from there. Now live in the very southern tip of Indiana.

Great content 👌

Good to know about the red stuff i usually dispatch by a head shot and yup little more then a DLS

GREAT Vdo. Im a long time watcher

Pulling for Stu 😉

The Woodshed is awesome

That's awesome.

Happy New Year 🎉🎉🎉

Awesome video good job

I think she was born with a cable restraint in her hand😂😂👍

Great video where are at in Illinois.

Hey Stu, what brand pants are those at the beginning of the video?

Very curious on the chew out percentages......

That was a really interesting video Stu. Some areas here in Canada are now required to use cable restraints instead of snares. Where they were, is it mandatory to check the restraints daily?

Girl they have your regs so it's like running the 100yd dash with your finger up your nose in your layout you should try some bait stations if legal there. And one question do you ever hook any wolfs

As a Wis trapper great video

I might have to look into those, ai had initially written then off because looking through the michigan trappers digest they only allow you to use them within a certain time frame, and below that the dnr had a list of 15 bulletpoints further restricting thier use, but I guess if they do t freeze over like footholds I may have to try some.

@AmericanOutdoorLiving

Жыл бұрын

Its funny, in his most recent video he said he has never done and never has done giveaways...

"The more swivels you have to better." Stu and her - two peas in a pod.

Katie left him hanging on the intro. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 After the nukes have flown and we're back to living in caves, I'm placing a fur order with Katie!

I wish they were legal here in South Georgia

Just like girl hunters , I taugh both daughters how to hunt fish and go on my trap king , yes there’s plenty of room for more women in the outdoors

How much is Lost ($$) on pelt ?

"Wiscaaaaasn"

Yeah Baby Girl .

I'm trying to understand...is it better or just different than using foot holds? Seems to take about the same time as foot holds....is there a benefit?

@terrymettler1685

Жыл бұрын

I live in North Dakota our winter freeze is from mid-late October till April I have wrecked so many augars and set building hammers trying to set even a decent line my only option is a full length fire ax to dig a trap bed out of the iced up black dirt I'm surrounded by, with Cable it avoids that issue completely find a trail in the snow anchor set next location or pinch spot on the same trail.

@rogermilholland2341

Жыл бұрын

@@terrymettler1685 that makes sense...we cant use them in the peoples republic of illinois. But that does make sense. Thank you.

Pilot Hole, Carry a Battery operated Drill ?

I don’t even dare say it lol

Our state requires that you have a course through our game commission before you can legally set cable restraint. You will be aware of everything you need to know. I never got into restraint though many trappers in my association do very well.

Katieb Katieb Katieb!!!❤

Pogo or earth anchors seem like a great idea, but how do you get them back out? Especially in winter? Digging them out of frozen ground would suck.

@ferengiprofiteer9145

Жыл бұрын

I'm going to try my auger. We'll see.

👍

Man she’s my dream gal!

Удачной охоты ! С любовью из России :)

Katie is Freaking CUTE

Lil bit gigly at first

So snares aren’t legal in Wisconsin ? Do you normally walk on the coyote tracks?

@mattthiessen516

Жыл бұрын

You always want to walk on their tracks. That's so they keep using the same trails. If you make a fresh track, it could get them going where you don't want them to go. The coyotes don't care if you walk their trails. The more packed down the trail the more likely they are to use it.

@Vernbubba

Жыл бұрын

@@mattthiessen516 I haven’t seen those traits in coyotes in northern Minnesota I never walk on the coyote track. Cool video though

@mattthiessen516

Жыл бұрын

I'm in Manitoba, so not that far from you. I have found coyotes want to walk the most used or packed trail. One set I made didn't work well on their trail because it was to open. So i covered their trail and walked back and forth packing a new trail. Set my power ram in a spot i had picked out and 2 days later had a dog in it. Was no fresh tracks over their old trail.

@nicktritz8808

Жыл бұрын

@@Vernbubba This is what I’ve noticed. If I use their trail they”ll start a new one

@mattthiessen516

Жыл бұрын

You guys using dirty work boots? Lol weird that coyotes so close would act so different. Even in this video they say to always walk on the tracks. That's odd

Stu's a nervous Nelly lol

Dumb question here 🙋‍♂️ .. I do a lot of coyote and Fox hunting on public land,,, do you trappers find it more easy to get permission to trap private owned property? Like it seems you’re doing a favor for a farmer or rancher by thinning out the predators? Is that the case, or is it still pretty tough getting access?

Does she have a youtube channel???

So many regulations...

I'm guessing power rams are illegal there? Same idea, it just takes care of the kill for you. Are power rams legal to use in any state?

@trapperbob8812

Жыл бұрын

N.Dak they are

@terrymettler1685

Жыл бұрын

The loop size law was a frustrating NDGF play, once I figured out my total legal length of cable to cut so no stop was needed I was happy again, I couldn't find pre made ND legal snares for them. I feel we could easily lose there use cuz my local CO was full of questions about them on a visit this deer season and he hasn't seen me use one in years something had him thinking about them.... They save lots of pheasants in my trapping areas after we return from Frisco with another title it's officially Ram season in Bison country....

Im NEW to hunting but I have NOT got a deer yet so anyway hopefully next season I will I think its funny all thier regulations to trap the animals but keep them alive how can they tell u what youre allowed and not allowed to do on your own land?

Stu, Aren’t you glad I talked you out of leaving KZread? Laughing

Just call them snares

Fyi back when my mom was a child in the 40's she and a lot of women trapped

I never walk on a coyote trail

@gregkahle9046

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering about that.....she seems to do well.

@kevinsmith4853

Жыл бұрын

Walking on a game trail does nothing you make it they will use it especially when snow gets deeper

You will notice she has never moved afoot!

@marktheo1563

Жыл бұрын

@@text-6683 thank you, but no need for a gift,had pleasure enough watching & all great outdoor scenery & a very professional woman in action.

I've been getting weird messages did you give out your phone number for text about winning things

@DontDoDaylight

Жыл бұрын

That’s a common scam on KZread lately. Ignore all such messages. Those are scammers who impersonate creators to get your info.

@lonnywitte3224

Жыл бұрын

Hi stu. I have been wanting to drop you a line. You have a great channel! I have been trapping off and on for many years and your content and variety of content is great. This video is one good example of it. I think women that get into the great outdoors is super cool. Keep up the good work and I look forward to your next video. One last thing I realize the challenges that you tube put in your way but you persevered with flying colors

Very cool.