Check out my Anchor Cable and Drowning Setup snaresrus.com/products/coon-creek-signature-series

@Ya_Know

Жыл бұрын

Ya know 🙄

@frez777

Жыл бұрын

I'm buying some.

New drinking game! Take a shot every time Stu says "super"! Super idea, Stu. You're pretty super. Have a super day! 😂.

This is one those times where "why didn't I think of that". Thanks for coming up with this system. I've been trapping for 60 yrs. I'm still learning.

@georgezink8256

9 ай бұрын

As trappers , I’m 77 started trappings muskrat at age 8 , have trapped most all species in Ohio pa. West va

Been doing this for years...cable ..3/8 nut.. and torch and hammer

Congratulations on the product release. Awesome stuff. I'll be checking it out

Awesome video Man. Great anchoring system. Quick and easy.

I've been doing this for years, I just used a quick link On the end.

That's an awesome set-up buddy! Great job and thank you for sharing!!

Awesome, thanks for sharing Stu

I been using that cable anchor for years works awesome. Glad to see someone sharing it

Sounds like a great well thought out system.

Great addition to the level sling stu. 👍

Glad your putting out videos more often

Thanks for the new idea.

That looks like the way to go thanks for sharing with us

Awesome stuff, brake rotors work great for a drowning set 👍👍

Way to easy !

Heck yeah.. congratulations 🎊

Was great meeting you at the Hoosier trappers in Indiana, thank you for yur autograph, I have learned a pile of info from ya thx for sharing..

That looks awesome

Good stuff !

Looks good!

SUPER COOL!!!

I've made up dozens of snares & drowning slides but sometimes I can afford to just let loose of a few bucks for quality and consistency, so you go Stu! 👍That said I don't cook my own steaks or hamburgers so YMMV. btw, a pal staked a 'coon set next to a tree. The critter climbed the tree and pulled the stake pretty much straight up & out. Neither it or the rap was ever recovered. IMO nothing beats tying off to a tree etc for many sets and wire's ok but it's work. 😕

These work great. Been using them for a long time.

This is very cool

Sounds like some well planned cable set ups and they could be used in many different wats depending on the area!

I've been using a cable setup just like that for several years now on many different traps. It works great.

@zone3adk872

Жыл бұрын

Me too.

nice job.

Looks great Amigo..

Good luck this season man brother.

Good job Stu. Keep at it

Thanks bro!

Just bought some of your beaver drowning cables. Looks like a great piece of equipment going to be setting out some beaver traps soon.

Sweet!

Hey Stu I’m A teenager and I want to get into trapping my property has 4 dogs on it but a bunch of coons and k9s and a pond what do you recommend for sets and bait thanks for listening

Awesome bro

Great idea very efficient bro. Ordering a dozen today.

Quick easy and lightweight, kayak river trapping lightweight is extremely important 👌 going add one more mb750 drowning set before Christmas 🎄

Good job.

Now you should start making some more coon creek hoodie!

Another very interesting video

Hi as always good video maybe you can answer my question, I have been watching your channel for a few years now and although I grew up hunting and fishing and the like I never tried trapping other that floating down the river at night and spotting some raccoons up in the trees while looking for deer, So my question is what journey does the pelt make after you have sold it to whoever buys the critter? I mean I would love a raccoon coat like the olden days or a beaver hat but I just don't see people garnering them in public anymore , So does the skin get the fir taken off and just the skin used? If so why worry about the hair on the back of a coon being worn down from rubbing during mating season? So Can you have a short tutorial on the journey of a pelt and what becomes of it and is it so important to have great hair on it I can understand mink or sable But coon Skunk and muskrat I don't see people wearing abroad nowadays Thanks Joe.

Looks like a good product nice talking to you at Hoosier Trappers

Damn, that's slick, can't believe I never thought of that for an anchor. Definitely nice with the conibears.

I've been doing that for years... Great system...

Just ordered. Way better than using my tattered berkshire anchors like i have been. Great design man. Thank you.

Good job stu id be proud of it to congratulations very useful

A beaver trapper told me he'd run the cable threw a old beer can opener, n the opener would slide down but not up.

I dig it.

Ordered me a 1/2 dozen drowning cables they look like they are well designed and better than I could make

I tried to look at your anchor system but when I click on the link is said site could not be reached..Thanks really like your videos.

In Quebec the guys have been using cables for a long time. We have too much snow in trapping season for earth Anchors lol. I will use the slide at the end of the noose idea from your video though… very good trick!

@user-zn5of7vs3e

2 ай бұрын

i live in mb, same here agreed

They’re awesome*

Great product, where are they available at?

I started using cable tie offs 40 years ago after I lost my first 330 I use them on every trap and snare I set

Gonna have to get some of those this season

VAN WERT COUNTY, Ohio - In the six days since a break-in at Lion Farms USA in Van Wert, Ohio, released about 40,000 mink into the surrounding fields, local farmers said the animals have been nothing but a terror to local livestock.

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Ha! I am trying to find what’s different. This has been around a long time as I have. I’ve seen it many times. Good luck on your endeavor

Are these still available? The link didn’t seem to work?

I mostly use the anchoring system you described. My one challenge with Raccoons is they will climb up the tree they are anchored to go around a branch and use the weight of their body and hang pulling themselves free from from the dog proofs. Any suggestions?

@hunt_trap_fish

Жыл бұрын

Just from reading this, I'd use less cable and look for trees with less low branches? Just my 0.02 FWIW

You been workin around a bunch of tinners using gripple to hang duct ain't ya haha

Ship to Canada?

That looks like a Nissan brake rotor

Might consider using a quick clip at the anchor point for body grip traps so you can quickly detach the trap in case you accidently get caught in the trap while slipping and sliding around in a muddy creek setting a beaver trap. Those traps are very dangerous and almost impossible to get out of without help, think safety.

For the algorithm

If I live in your area call I pick them up from you by chance? If not, I'll be ordering some soon

That's how I do it

Awesome setup very easy to make yourself trappers wont bother buying these in my opinion

brake rotor gang

@oldmanfred8676

Жыл бұрын

Or brake

@groomersgotohell

Жыл бұрын

@@oldmanfred8676 you got me im retarded

Anyone else have a problem ordering these? My state doesn't allow, but I've bought many other traps and shipped them here with no issue. Any ideas?

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Can't ship to Alaska?

@NorthAmericanTrapperTV

Жыл бұрын

Email from web site and we’ll get you taken care of to Alaska.

Link doesnt work....

@CoonCreekOutdoors

5 ай бұрын

Try this www.northamericantrapper.com/products/coon-creek-signature-series

what is stopping me from getting some cable in just making these and putting them on my traps?

@portneufoutdoorsman9274

Жыл бұрын

Same thing that stops people from making their own cars, convenience! Traps are simple and can be recreated easily but why create a trap and spend all of that time constructing dozens of traps when there are suppliers with pre made traps.

@timothypaul6092

Жыл бұрын

@@portneufoutdoorsman9274 Making a cable bro not a trap it’s not that complicated. Lol

@randymyers5086

Жыл бұрын

Nothing is stopping you. I've used this for over 30 plus years.

Poop cycle!

Jesus loves you and he lives

If it was April this would be an EPIC JOKE ! Impact on the industry 😂 You just built an extension cable that everyone has been using forever ! Sad day to see Dakota sell out to Probst

@NorthAmericanTrapperTV

Жыл бұрын

Hey Stu….look….it’s a Troll 🧌

@bradheath2592

Жыл бұрын

@@NorthAmericanTrapperTV not a troll …just tired of people taking credit for others ideas and calling it there own . I’m sure you know exactly what I’m talking about !

@NorthAmericanTrapperTV

Жыл бұрын

You need to work on your Trolling skills…”Sad day that Dakota sold to #ME”….I believe you could have bought it if you wanted to…..You obviously don’t have a clue! #jealousy #envy

We’ve been doing such for yrs on dp’s and 1.5 ‘s. Glad you shared, but a lot of repetitive rambling. Get to the point . 👍🏾

Nothing new

Couldn't see the product because you talk too much. It made me turn it off.

I have always had problems with dp traps not having enough line this is genius. 🦫🦨🦝

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