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Thanks - the photography of northern Saskatchewan is beautiful. Perseverance - running a trapline on a beautiful, warm day seems like fun - glad I'm not having to do it on all those unbelievably cold days. Thanks for sharing your day - You remind me so much of your dad :)

@BackwoodsBoys

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Yeah, northern Saskatchewan really is a gorgeous area; it's pretty amazing being able to explore it like we do. Warm days are definitely much better than the cold ones; we've seen -53C before the windchill before. Those are definitely days to hole up in the cabin and keep the fire roaring haha. Thanks for joining us! We've heard a lot about how you affected Dad's life for the better as we were growing up so it's great to finally "meet" you! :)

Well,...just goes to show ya, that fox just paid the ultimate price for stealing, darn, n, probably a full belly to boot, thx for bringing us along, shakyjake out.

A beautiful fox!! It had a traveling smorgasbord before the end. Keep the great videos coming!!

@BackwoodsBoys

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Harry, glad you are enjoying the videos! He sure did, that fox definitely wasnt too hungry by the end there!

Ohhh this was neat! I wish me and Dale could make it up more often for adventures :)

@BackwoodsBoys

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed! :)

I love your lives there. I would live that way in a heart beat.

@BackwoodsBoys

4 жыл бұрын

It is an amazing life that's for sure! We are very blessed to be able to live it!

You need to drop some #3s at every few boxes. To take care of these problems. Glad you guys got him.

Damn good attitude

I catch gray and red fox in conibears along with raccoons, bobcat, and a big wolverine...the wolverine was so big he just about didn't get his big head in the trap..he like your fox was running our trapline and eating whatever was in the traps and we finally caught him. We usually catch our canines in footholds traps but at least they are being taken and not starving to death

Pretty fox 😁

Maybe you should try putting in some foot holds ,three or 4 feet out from the front of your boxes.

How many days between checks??

Set leg holds in front of your traps

Sherlock you solved it.

Put boxes up in air

Sounds like wolverines.

@jerrydaley4678

3 жыл бұрын

Nice looking fox. People say they would like to live like you. I have one thing to say to that, wear fur.

@BackwoodsBoys

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Fur is so much warmer than anything else, and looks great too! Plus it's renewable and decomposes unlike synthetic material.

checking your traps once a month?

@BackwoodsBoys

2 жыл бұрын

Nope, each loop gets checked every 4-5 days as required by law.

Didn't enjoy this episode.. will look at more but hope we don't get the story spins to "keep us in suspense" . Hope your channel gets better.

@BackwoodsBoys

3 жыл бұрын

Thats unfortunate, our channel isn't for you then.

Love this..! Trapping is DISGUSTING and should be forbidden. Its not hunting at all and those guy's are killing random animals on the most cruel way. No respect for nature and people respect them..? DISGUSTING people with no knowledge from nature at all....

@BackwoodsBoys

4 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry you feel that way. It is clear from your comment that you know little of either trapping or nature. Done properly, trapping is an extremely quick death for animals that would otherwise almost ALWAYS die of starvation. Nature is not some nice Disney movie. Animals do not grow old and die of old age. They become sick and weak to the point where they can no longer find food, and then starve slowly over a number of weeks. This also happens when populations get too high, and proper trapping helps prevent that. It humanely targets a few individuals, preventing the rest of the population from growing so large that the rest starve to death or die slowly of disease. The fur is used to make our winter clothes, so the animal is not wasted. We have extreme respect for the animals we harvest and do our absolute best to make sure that we treat them in a humane and respectful way. Death is a part of nature; it always has been and always will be. The death that comes from a humane trap is far quicker and less painful than a normal natural death is.