Thanks for always sharing great information.

I have enjoyed your channel for several years now! I rarely comment but this video is very timely for me. Just recently I got some pics of a gray fox and a coyote on successive nights off of one of these point set ups that juts out into the field exactly as you explained. Your tips are just what the Doctor ordered!!!

Great video and info as always! Thanks for sharing. I’m about to get my traps in the ground now that deer season is almost over here in Ga.

This is perfect timing I trap on 300 acres 160 available for trapping and deer hunting. I watch every minute of ur videos and everyone is on point great tip and I will definitely be setting different post starting tomorrow happy trapping keep up the good work. By the way I’m upstate South Carolina 💯💯🇺🇸👍👍

Great advice, this is my 3rd season in York Co. I get a little better each yr. I like your tip @ variety in sets.. I got a dozen traps I run, I'm pumped to get em in the ground

I trap on 40 . so tiny piece. still fun. used so much of what your videos teach. been fairly successful.

Another great video. Thanks for sharing

Nice work! I agree 100% of what you’re saying. I trap lots of farms from 40 acres to 300 acres

Awesome

Awesome looking locations! Great job! Always good to have to change your outro lol!! Thank you for sharing my friend!

I trap several tracts. Anywhere from 90-350 acres in SC as well. Glad to see your videos. Local and relatable. God bless

Nice work man!

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

5 ай бұрын

Thanks bud!

I love that you bring heinze lol thats so awesome

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

5 ай бұрын

Oh yeah. That’s my ride or die buddy

Gave me some ideas for tomorrow’s traps. Thanks!

Great video like how you had it set up

Awesome video great information.

Great info and obvious that your ideas and sets work! Proof is in the puddin.....like they used to say! Mike in sunny Florida

Great video bud, tight chains👍

Great video Bill! May be my favorite. Got you a trapline dog, nice. I'm thinking of adding one. Tell me why you selected the long haired dachsund?

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

5 ай бұрын

Bloodtrailing purposes. Plus he hates anything with fur that’s not himself. Haha

Huge agree on the variety of sets/smells. My yotes dont seem to like dirtholes as much as flat sets using different lures at each one.

Good video really can relate to this video

Great video bro. I use those same gloves, but i don’t seem to catch as much with them…😂😂😂

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cannot help but laugh as I only have two 10 acre plots to trap. 200 acres would be a dream where I live! 🙂

Thanks for the video! When you trap for people how do you charge them? Or do you?

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

20 күн бұрын

Per day

Good to see you man. Thanks to you and couple others ive got 5 dogs this year my first. Like you I'm a snake keeper and have carpets and pueblan milks. What do you have ? Sorry for the long comment...have you thought about using some really old rat bedding to use on sets somehow I raise my own rodents too.

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

5 ай бұрын

Never thought about using the bedding. I have used old hay from where I’ve kept live coyotes prior to selling them to the pens. Seems to work so-so

With the plug yer chawin ain't nothin boring..send a spat bill

Do you notice any differences in using fox vs bobcat or coyote urine on scent post? Have you ever used or had luck with beaver castor on a scent post set?

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

5 ай бұрын

I use mostly all coyote urine on my post sets. I have made some caster based lures and had decent luck with the cats on it, but it doesn’t seem to draw the coyotes as much, at least not down here anyway.

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

5 ай бұрын

And I really don’t do well with fox urine. I know plenty of people that strictly use it and do well, just doesn’t produce as well for me. Bobcat and coyote urine is all I use

@jakemac9002

5 ай бұрын

Thanks for the response! Always look forward to new videos and often watch older ones. Tight chains!

What do you record and take still shots with?

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

5 ай бұрын

Just my iPhone

200 acres is a small property to trap, what planet are you living on, im luck to have access to a 40 acre parsel

@CoastalLandWildlifeServices

5 ай бұрын

Well like I said in the beginning, I trap places that are 1000’s of acres. So I guess to me, 100-200ac is a smaller tract of property.