Loved this. Stopped immediately to listen to this. Great job!

As always very informative thank you both. Love your shows and eagerly await the next one ❤

Greetings from Canada. Thank you, I am ordering this book. It is said to be the best work on the Mad Trapper.

I remember reading a book about this man a couple of years ago and I couldn't believe he was real. The physical and mental strength this man had is unbelievable and from what I remember in the book is the guy only wanted to be left alone and it was other people that triggered him into action. A bit like how Rambo "Only wanted something to eat" lol originally.

The RCMP screwed up big time the guy was harmless he broke no laws until they went out in the middle of nowhere were he lived to fuk with this guy

@tomcatt998

2 жыл бұрын

Like randy weaver

@buschovski1

2 жыл бұрын

Well he started trouble by moving their traps, then owing them an explaination he instead shoots because hes a psychopath. which means he was acting like a dick before all this happened so they had to get a few guys to go up there in case he started a problem. Of course, he did that too. In other words, hes to blame entirely

@biffwellington1782

Ай бұрын

So, typical RCMP. Harrassing and annoying instead of serving and protecting.

Great interview! I love your videos!

THAT WAS BACK THEN , NOT ANYMORE.

I’ve always found this to be a great story. I’m not familiar with Canadian law, but it seems that there was very little basis for issuing a search warrant. Can anyone explain the reasons to me?

Very good guest. Voice is pleasing and also shes got a decent microphone on it which helps immensely.

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I have been going through my little town's newspaper on microfilm. A few months ago I read the editions containing this story in that paper here in the middle of the American Midwest.

I'm so glad you covered this.

@laurarules3642

2 жыл бұрын

Imagine Albert Johnson vs Hugh Glass in a UFC PPV event that would do astronomical figures

And it all began because he allegedly pulled other people's traps up from where they had been set and hung them up on trees presumably to send a message to other trappers.

I just watched a show where they dug up his body and did a dna test, and they have no idea who the mad trapper was.

she’s great but you can tell she’s canadian by that accent. it cracks me up, the way they say their “O”s lol

A gross display of police overreach. The information put forward indicates no reason for a warrant.

Enter the DNA in "23 and Me"' and other such data bases and see if any relative turns up..

@erichicks2978

3 жыл бұрын

Hasn't that out fit been proven fake.

@hansjuker8296

Жыл бұрын

Israel

1st 👍🏻

Would it not be more respectful to call this man “The Trapper” and drop the “Mad” part? He’s a legend but unless someone can come up with who he was and present his side of the story it seems defamatory - especially of a man who possessed more survival skills than most people in the world and according to the autopsy had a disability. Rest in peace Trapper.