For anyone wondering why at 2:41 he is swinging the rat, rats can climb up their own tails and bite. So to prevent it from being able to grab and climb its own tail, he swings them.

@johncramer1783

Жыл бұрын

How is your bull dog bred she very smart and has a great drive to her

@parac0sm0naut26

Жыл бұрын

Consider getting Reach-n-Grab devices. Flex poles with grabbers on the end activated by the handle.

@parac0sm0naut26

Жыл бұрын

It'd be cool if someday you could get a ground mapping sonar machine. To give an idea of the system, and rat location.

@Whatthefudgecookie

Жыл бұрын

@@parac0sm0naut26 you'd have to squeeze the rats very hard with a grab and reach. Pair that with te fact it's easier and more accurate to go in with your hand than with a grabber on a stick and you see why he just grabs them. I have owned pet rats, I know how fast they can be. They're quite decent at being escape artists. Hence why they can climb up their own tail. If they're desperate. They're desperate.

@parac0sm0naut26

Жыл бұрын

@@Whatthefudgecookie Would Ground Penetrating Radar be a neat addition to hunting? Before a hunt do a pass at suspect areas to see the system of burrows, and maybe even rat concentration?

Imagine also having a trained hawk to take those rats climbing on top, full arsenal for ground and air.

@R.Yvette.X.

Жыл бұрын

I wonder if there is a hawk man?

@wood-wheel-wizard

Жыл бұрын

Hawk wouldn’t take out as many rats. Joseph did used to have an awesome lizard that got out there like the minks. Joseph bring back the lizard!!

@jake4194

Жыл бұрын

Combined arms ratting lol

@jackspinner4727

Жыл бұрын

@@R.Yvette.X. there’s a dude who drives by birds on the ground and chucks a hawk or kestrel or something out a window and it goes after them. Pretty sweet. He literally chucks the hawk out the window.

@yummiestfern2316

Жыл бұрын

I can hear it now. The German marching music as the air ans ground launch a surprise attack. His hawk dives on a rat while the minks encircle it.

Hope your finger heals up and has no infection Joe. Thanks all for another great video!

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

It did, thanks for thinking of me. No infection at all 🙂

@apolloandwarrior_3229

Жыл бұрын

When it comes to any bites infections can be scary. I wonder though how how many people get rabies through rat bites?

@mzsiel3736

Жыл бұрын

@@apolloandwarrior_3229 surprisingly rats or other small rodents dont get infected by rabies

@minton5388

Жыл бұрын

It's not rabies which gets you. It's an infection called rat bite fever

@deadcell1

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully, he doesn't mutate and turn into the Nemesis.

The fact that mink can be somewhat domesticated and trained like this is awesome

I’ve got a pet rat, but Joseph’s videos are really fun to watch 😃

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, domestic rats are easily one of, if not the best, small rodent pet available in the pet store! Cool little animals! Raising a wild baby rat is pretty cool too, but they are definitely different from their domestic cousins! MUCH more jumpy and likely to bite.

@crescentwind1032

Жыл бұрын

Today I learned that Wild Rats and Domestic Pet Rats (Fancy Rats) are so incredibly different both physiologically and mentally. One is a destructive pest that I've known all these years that harbor diseases and parasites, and the other is a super cute affectionate ball of fluff that loves and trusts humans.

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

@@crescentwind1032 Yes, I thoroughly recommend domestic rats as pets!

@danielstellmon5330

Жыл бұрын

Rats were my favorite rodent pet.

@rugeramerican308

Жыл бұрын

I very much recommend a pet rat, very funny and loving❤❤

Hope the hand heals! F3 needs a name. How about Strike!

Joe, try chef's anti-cut gloves when you want to try to grab a rat head first! They aren't expensive or as bulky as leather but may still offer protection against "slicing" bites. Love to see dogs doing what they were bred for and the mink doing what comes naturally!

@capebretonbarbarian8876

Жыл бұрын

Joes a beast lol I saw him get bite and stich it himself a few years ago!!💪😈👍👍👍

@feraynironmane8101

Жыл бұрын

@@capebretonbarbarian8876 With a honking sewing needle no less!

@capebretonbarbarian8876

Жыл бұрын

@@feraynironmane8101 🤣🤣that’s right

@samanthawhang7498

Жыл бұрын

@@feraynironmane8101 Oh hell no. They have these stick on bandaids that are laced together (like a shoe), and you put the sticky bandaid pieces on either end of the cut, and then just pull the string to bring the two sides together, and it closes the wound like stitches. Without all the pain. 😩

@feraynironmane8101

Жыл бұрын

@@samanthawhang7498 Steri-strips. I know them. Had them over stitches after surgery before. I'm not saying they don't exist. I'm saying that Joe has sewn his own finger shut with a sewing needle before.

This was one of your best hunt's yet Joseph! Really enjoyed watching all the dogs and the mink work! Sherlock's nickname should be 'skull crusher' you can hear the Rat's skull crunch at 10:00! ♥👍🔥

@muguly4591

Жыл бұрын

SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!!!

@WhiskeyNeaty

10 ай бұрын

Yall some weird mfkrs

@michu193

9 ай бұрын

ikr

I love when you just put F3's cage up to the holes she doesn't even have to leave the cage to do her job. She's awesome!

What a supportive wife that not only films but actively helps you on the job. Great work Maggie 👍

@FranklyFarcical

Жыл бұрын

Joe and Maggie are a beautiful couple to be around. Their lovely children are blessed to have them as parents 😊

Bindi is really amazing to watch! We need to get F3 a name. She's pretty incredible.

@raven4k998

Жыл бұрын

no matter how many die more will take their place😭😭😭

@dbrobb5282

Жыл бұрын

@@raven4k998 and Bindi, F3, Sherlock, Raptor, Boss, Gypsy, and the rest will be there. Standing ever vigilant and ready to do what they were bred and trained to do. And we'll all be there watching it.

@raven4k998

Жыл бұрын

@@dbrobb5282 and the mice will continue to persist despite it all mice are like mosquitos you can kill a ton of them and they will smile at you and keep coming back for more🤣

@childofcascadia

Жыл бұрын

@Raven4K Rats breed a bit slower than mice. And yes, they will come back. But if you dont control the population, they go out of control. This is one of the best most efficient ways Ive seen to keep them under control. If you poison them, they die a horrible agonizing death. And no creature even a pest animal deserves that agony. Never mind the poison potentially affecting other animals who eat the bait or poisoned rat corpse. I once saw a strychnine poisoned squirrel, someone with chickens had put strychnine bait out to keep small animals away from the chicken feed. It was the most horrific thing i have seen an animal suffer. Its body was arched so far back its head was touching its tail, its face was frozen in what looked like a grimace with all its teeth showing and it was flopping around on the ground gasping for air. My friend killed it and buried it to put it out of its misery and to prevent a dog from getting to it. Now, imagine that was your pet suffering like that because it messed with a poisoned animal corpse or got into bait. Better the rats die to predator animals as nature intended

@Sceptonic

11 ай бұрын

​@@raven4k998these are rats not mice

I'm not sure exactly why, but this is so incredibly satisfying to watch

@voluntaryismistheanswer

Жыл бұрын

It's the most wholesome content on YT, any human at any point in history in any culture would appreciate it

@StreetsOfRage2

Жыл бұрын

Freak.

3:45 bro the way you guys all work as a team. the dogs, the mink, you guys. its incredible! its like everyone can think the same! the dogs and mink are so smart. feel like i cant describe it well enough, but its amazing!

@thelastfelineyes4237

11 ай бұрын

That rat just gave up on life and ran towards the jaws of the dogs

I’ve been bitten to the bone by the exact same species of rat. To the bone! It healed quickly thank goodness but man that finger was swollen for a week.

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

I was lucky. I didn't have any swelling.

@derekbuxton6626

Жыл бұрын

Do you have a pet rat or how did it happen? I’ve seen domesticated (friendly) rats at pet stores and such but I can’t imagine myself owning one or even touching one.

@DukeOnkledNukem

Жыл бұрын

@@derekbuxton6626 pet rats are very different from wild ones, in fact i recommend you never keep a wild rat as a pet lol

@derekbuxton6626

Жыл бұрын

@@DukeOnkledNukem I’ve been curious about domesticated rats but they have such short lifespans. That’s why I don’t want any and also the costs of the enclosures, vet bills, etc.

I like that Joe makes it a family business event; sometimes the wife, the kids, the dogs, the minks . . . I would like to see a big family reunion!

I cracked up at about 3:20 seeing the dog's face. One rat tries to run that way and SNAP! 😄

Never would I have imagined to be laying in my bed at 4 a.m watching dogs and minks hunt rats.. I am the most interested in something that i have been for a while, my mother has always had ferrets which I believe to be from the same family or close. Awesome animals too

Rats are extremely smart creatures. I've owned a few till they died of natural causes. When I realized I was slighty allergic,I still kept them as I really bonded with them, they honestly act like little dogs when you play with them. That being said they are def a nuisance and a problem that needs handled in some places. I really enjoy your videos, although It does make me uncomfortable sometimes. Your animals are amazing workers. Great video!

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, domestic rats are easily one of, if not the best, small rodent pet available in the pet store! Cool little animals! Raising a wild baby rat is pretty cool too, but they are definitely different from their domestic cousins! MUCH more jumpy and likely to bite.

@MyEvilLaugh

Жыл бұрын

@Joseph Carter the Mink Man interesting, I didn't know they were different. I assumed the ones in the pet store were just vaccinated, and handled more.. both my rats had different personalities, 2 males. One was a chubby lil playful white rat relaxed,very chill, I'd go for walks with him on my shoulder. My other one was much more jumpy and wild like in his cage. Both seemed to view me as safety. If put them on the ground they would follow me, run up my leg....def not like the wild ones LOL

God dam I love your dogs and Mink they really are the A team your a good trainer Joe you deserve all that comes your way for the hard work u must of put in thanks m8 loveing the content always 🎉😊

Gotta be careful with a bite to the bone joe. Gotta watch out for a bad infection. Great video.

@montyrayza7220

10 ай бұрын

Can't they give you rabies?

You tube management needs to take a chill pill. I choose to watch this content of my own free will!

@billvan5219

Жыл бұрын

Ha, I didn't mean to rap😝. ❤️ Back at ya.

WOW it shows so much in this very first part of this video how truly smart those stinkers are. I mean what a smart bunch that they knew the mink would grabbed them and if not the mink the dogs dang sure would if not Joe. Rats 🐀 are nasty but dang I guess that's why no matter what they will be here forever.

@friscoHub415

Жыл бұрын

How did you write this comment two months ago when the video just came out?

@Vesdus

Жыл бұрын

Time traveller confirmed. Share with us your secrets, witch from the past.

@derekbuxton6626

Жыл бұрын

@@friscoHub415 Probably uploaded twice

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

@@friscoHub415 She is part of my Exclusive Club. They get the videos early most of the time. the-mink-man-s-club.mn.co/plans/195707?bundle_token=d792cc358549173b8a47b0f3e97b25d6&

@islandsicedtea

Жыл бұрын

I personally don’t find rats nasty, domesticated or not. They keep themselves very clean, cleaner than a dog’s mouth and we let dogs lick our faces 😭 But yeah they can carry disease and tend to live in trash because it’s good for hiding and goes untouched for a long time. Other than that they’re so smart and make great pets, they learn tricks well

Man I cant describe how much I enjoy these videos. just an over all relaxing, intriguing, and calming experience at the same time. bless you Joseph. keep up the good work

@raven4k998

Жыл бұрын

he gets bit to the bone cause the Rat just wants to be his friend that's all🤣

@STEPOFFBITCHH

11 ай бұрын

Sadistic weirdo

When you started praising Maggie, " good girl, that a good girl." Was hilarious!😂

Impactful as always. So much more real than the life I live. My God! Big thanks!!

You get your hands in there your gonna get bit at some stage, how this guy seems to be immune to infection though is awesome, rats carry so many germs it's incredible he isn't sick even by handling them so much let alone from saliva from a bite!

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I don't remember any infections yet from my various bites or cuts that I get on the job. That's pretty surprising, especially when you consider the fact that I don't even clean the wound until I'm done working for the day. Now the rusty nail I stood on last fall, THAT was a HORRIBLE beast of an infection!!!! I took some really potent antibiotics a couple days after the injury, and it was clear I was going to have some serious problems if I hadn't gotten those antibiotics in my system!!! I would have taken antibiotics sooner, but I was out of state, and it took me a couple days before I got home and was able to get the prescription from my doctor.

Damn Joseph is a machine!! gets bit by a rat through the glove and doesn't even flinch what a trooper!!

@PapaSmurf11182nd

7 ай бұрын

I’d be crying like a little kid, no doubt. Props to him

Good Girl Maggie , Good Girl 🐁😂🤣😅... Thx Mink Man for posting ...

that black dog to the right is one happy excited little camper.

I appreciate you making the distinction between native and invasive rodents. No need to bother the ones that belong!

Good job, Maggie! Legendary camera skills and rat catcher. You are the complete package! 👏🏻

Wow, I remember subscribing when you had like 12k subscribers. I just saw you are over a million! Nice!! Your communication with animals is phenomenal!

We need a whole comp of just Rat skull crunchers. They sound so satisfying!

So I haven't seen the mink man on TV yet. I think he should have his own TV show. I love this guy and his animals and family

7:45 Joseph Carter - Inventor of Mink Noodling!

Man you nailed the intro. Never gets old.

I love these vids so much. Bindi is turning into an excellent leader just like Boss, smart and without ego. If the other dogs get a rat, that's fine. She's more interested in the rats they didn't get. And I love the 'mink machine' you invented with F3, Joe! Why let the mink out? Just bring the mink to the rat! LOL!

I laughed when she got it by the tail and you said good GIIIIRRRRL 😂

I hope your finger heals fast! Love your videos, dogs and all of you! You are awesome and so are the wonderful dogs. Keep up the fantastic work! I love the mink alot! She's beaautiful!

So relaxing to see you work😀👌

amazing stuff as always, joseph!

Thank you for taking one for the team .

Gypsy with the open field tackle! Boom! It's good you have your "bite stick" handy, but it seems oversized for rats...

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

😂 Are you excited for next week??? That time is rapidly approaching!

Ms F3 is doing so good! She’s a rising super star! I have a gut feeling she’s gonna get a name very soon! You can really tell all the hard work that goes into breeding and training such amazing animals!

The two dogs under that pallet looking at the rat ,must have been terrifying to be the rat. In that night vision color they looked like demons. Super cool.

Been a fan for a few years now! Love the content🙏🏾

The power on that mink man! That up close with the fat white rat was bruuuuuuutal. The crunches are imbedded in my memory lol.

Dude, you & your animals are amazing !

6:24 when the Rat knows that the mink is his worst nightmare. Rat screams in panic because the beat that is gonna take.

Excellent video as always Joseph

Girls did good, and Sherlock.!! Great show Maggie and Joe. 👍👍❤️🇺🇸✝️

This kind of mink and dog ratting never gets old, IMO. Keep up the great vids, Joe.

I adore this man's training and work with these animals. Dogs working in a job they love they get to run, chase, dig, and chew on some rat toys lol The minks are amazing so ferocious and lethal.

Yes, Joe, it was fun to watch as always.

Peltzmen effect ~ The more safety equipment you have on, the more likely you're to get hurt. When the Netherlands passed mandatory bike helmets, they noticed a marked 11-14% increase in ER head trauma cases.

Had no idea how furious mink were! What an efficient and beautiful animal!

4:30 that was amazing dogs just snagging them out

2:30 Good job, Ms camerawoman! :D

I hope your finger is ok. Great video

That rat POV must be terrifying to see as a rat, running to avoid practically EVERY animal you see because you're at the bottom of the food chain which sucks for them but life has to have a cycle somehow.

Way to go Maggie! ❤❤😅 F3 did an amazing job. Good job to all. Hope your finger is ok. Interesting how the rats learnt from previous videos and are now climbing on top of the wire.

Fascinating Job!

Another great video and mink and dogs work well 👏👌

Absolutely amazing 🇨🇦😎

The sound of the crunching is like my friends and I eating chips at a super bowl party

Bindi looks like me when I play warzone….dialed in! Let’s Go😂

I think I would die from the sheer terror of being bitten by a rat.

@wolfgangbloodymeatsack1687

10 ай бұрын

When I got my finger bit, it felt like a apple crunch 😢

I've just found your Channel and find it both fascinating and compelling viewing ! The keen intelligence of your animals is astounding. You guys do an amazing job. Thankyou so much for Sharing.✌❤ Bob.

Kinda cute how F3 will just sit there and lick the dead mouse a few times like she's passing on the positive re-enforcement routine, LOL. On a more serious note, I'm loving how much there is to learn about the animals.

Wow. That's a family of great hunters.

Get yourself a nice pair of cut proof gloves, you can get ones for a decent price that are basically chainmail! Haha. If you find them not grippy enough, or getting too much crud caught in the weave, put an _oversized_ pair of nitrile work gloves over top of them.

You have a good bunch of upcoming mink this year.

We go `ratting ` (Here in the U.K) with dogs- but not mink! Nay, we use `Fred The Ferret` and his siblings `Compo` `Foggy` `Truly` `Pearl` `Marina` and `Elie` So a big hello from us `Fred the Ferret` & co Joseph.

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

Hello!

@alansmith1989

Жыл бұрын

@@JosephCartertheMinkMan Hope the finger is healing fine Joe. Had a few `nips` meself. Ever had one pee on you!? Have to check it didn't enter any cuts. Full bath and clothes washed- just normal hazards of the `work`.

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

@@alansmith1989 Yep, it healed up just fine without complication.

@joshmanis9860

Жыл бұрын

I found a dismembered mouse in my ferrets cage

Great work Joe . I love this giving all the animals a run out..they know there places n instinct to what there doingbis amazing yet again bro..I praise you fa the work you do n done with your working animals dogs n mink together great team you really have one of the best hunting teams I've seen fair play much love bro

The minks are vicious 💪🏿💯‼️ no hesitation in their body at all.

Be carefull bro，Hope u heal fast👍🙏

Dang! Girl, this is the first time I saw you catch a rat! Awesome! Also, fear is a good healthy thing. You're far from a coward.

9:22 mink is a brutal battle against rat/Mouse

The title scared me but very good video

You poking through the slats and the dogs trying to get the rat as it poked its head out made me think of whack-a-mole😂

It was inevitable you were going to get bit sooner or later,even the dogs and I’m assuming the mink get bit,just adds to the buzz watching your videos 👍

ahaha. YOLO it Bro.. when I heard the crack when you stick your hand in there gave me goosebumps. I pray for you brother

Heal well!

Its crazy how fast you beautiful pitty went from not knowing anything to being a boss in just a few months

I'm glad you're knee deep in ratting again, Joseph. Seemed like you were going through a dry-spell there for a while because you did TOO good of a job. Enjoying the new ratting videos. Keep em coming!

@JosephCartertheMinkMan

Жыл бұрын

Yeah we had to start traveling out of state because I couldn't find any more big rat infestations in my own state 😂

@spanishsupafly

Жыл бұрын

@@JosephCartertheMinkMan Reminds me of a hilarious Three Stooges episode from back in the day. Pest control business is slow so they start introducing "problems" in local neighborhoods to boost business. Maybe it's time to consider dropping off a couple of "Adam and Eve" rats throughout the neighborhood? 😆

I can’t can’t help but think “ poor little rats” when watching these videos. But I can’t stop watching. Ha

Bindi is looking really good and beginning to look fully mature now :)

Nice take-down on the fence by Bindi. Sorry to see and hear that bite on your finger. Hopefully that rat wasn't carrying any diseases. Good luck healing. When I heard you say F3 was on fire, I thought a good name would be Fiero or Fiera.

I own rats and even I recognized how bad and invasive pest rats are. Keep it up! Love the natural way to get rid of a pest instead of poisons and etc.

Some of these mink seem like they could use names of historical and mythological warriors and hunters. Like Fianna meaning Warrior Huntress. I bet there's tons of great hunter/huntress names!

Mink cage fishing. Incredible!

The photography with this video was superb and a vast improvement on previous video. I love your ethics and your work. I hope you had an anti Tetanus jab for that rat bite. Please consult your doctor

You took that bite well!

just having a good time minkin'

Amazing! Those rats resemble a nurf football. Great team work, “I like it when a plan comes gets together” - John “Hannibal” Smith (A-Team).

This reminds me of that Bambi movie scene where the 🕊️ loses and screams "i can't take this anymore i gotta get out of here!"

This is the coolest job ever.

I imagine Joe getting his shots when his dogs do. LOL. Awesome mic to pick up that sound.

F3 is a lil firecracker that rat ran straight into her jaws.

I wonder how many unlikely, arty-farty, city-dwelling women wearing vintage clothes and a full faces of make up sit like me and watch these sorts of gruesome compelling videos? I have a clutch of favoured rabbit holes (pardon the pun) including: cave diving tech videos, ratting videos, police interrogation videos, space travel and engineering videos. I wonder what will next capture my imagination? Thanks for uploading this weirdly engrossing, high energy vids. I'm in the UK and it all started with ratting terrier video from English farms. There must be more chicks like me out there and it makes me laugh out loud to imagine them all sitting in their Vuitton pyjamas drinking artisan coffee, their bedroom filled with frienzied screeching noises of rats running for their lives...with the occasional crunching bone here or there. 😂🐕🐀