I was a trapping fanatic when I was in high school , I’m 52 and haven’t trapped since then... I borrowed 6 traps from my girl friends dad and set them today after watching your videos... I learned sooo much it’s unbeleivable .... I can’t wait to check them in the morning. Your show is the best ever!!! Keep up the good work!!!

@ManagementAdvantage

5 жыл бұрын

Trapping is a lot of fun and a huge help for game species. Thanks for watching!

with you a 100%, thanks, people dont realize the service you are doing!

People say it's cruel but I ask have they ever watched a coyote play with a fawn until it's dead ? keep up the good works

@pepperjack2795

3 жыл бұрын

or cows, or your own pets. Your horses. They eat horses and cows ALIVE. Take bites out of their head, pop their eyes. Cow is alive walking around until it dies of blood loss.

great information guys .I'll be trying for coyotes next season .Thanks for all your work producing these.

Hands down the best video on coyote trapping on the internet. Very well done.

I’ve watched this video probably 50 times the past two years! I love it! Same with all the other coyote trapping videos

@ManagementAdvantage

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Great video! I run a large hunting ranch in S. Texas and we're covered up in coyotes and bobcats and they put a big hurt on our fawn crop every year. If our hunters don't find a deer within a few hours, the meat is almost always lost to coyotes. They provide a lot of entertainment in the off season, calling for them; but it doesn't make a dent in their numbers. Y'all's videos are helping me get off to a running start trapping them - THANKS! Also, the cinematography and the editing is REALLY nice! I film for a long-running hunting show on the Outdoor Channel and I really enjoyed the camera work. Great job, guys - keep it up!

Iv been doing trapping last season because in new Berlin Illinois there are no deer at all they've been pushed up into the neighboring towns of Jacksonville and Springfield thanks for this video it taught me a lot on trapping and iv had a successful season of trapping 12 coyotes and 23 raccoons

Thank you all for the kind comments. For more trapping insight check out our newest video. It goes a little more in depth.

Good video. You did a great job explaining the need for using trapping as a tool to help manage wildlife.

Really enjoyed this video - well produced, informative and entertaining. Thank you for taking the time to make it. I am better for having watched it.

Amazing video and very informational. I was tasked with taking out some coyotes at a friends horse ranch. Thing is, I’ve been trapping by myself for not even a year now. I’m searching for videos like this in hopes I learn new things so I don’t let my friend down. Gotta say, this video was amazing. Can’t wait to try some of these tips

@ManagementAdvantage

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Great video man. You’re right, trapping is dying off but I’m right there with you! I’m 28 and started trapping 2 years ago. I was in a deer stand one morning and saw a doe and fawn walk right under me. It wasn’t 5 minutes later a song dog had its nose on the ground tracking that fawn. I sent some lead his way. Ever since, I’ve been trapping in middle TN with my MB550s. We’ve noticed our deer and turkey population almost double. I’m fixing to set this week and hopefully have some tight chains soon!

Liking the info contained in this video. Thanks for all the videos ya'll make. A lot to be learned.

Excellent. I have trapped my share of coyotes, and watched my share of trapping videos. This is the best video on coyote trapping I have ever seen.

I'm truly enjoying your quality videos. It's taken me a few hours of watching them all up to this one. So glad I've got a shitload to go! Well done fellas! Great work. Subbed after the first one. Cheers from Australia.

@ManagementAdvantage

8 жыл бұрын

+MrBenski81 Thanks for watching them!

Thanks for making this video. Learned a lot!

You guys make some great videos and are AMAZING producers! Job well done!

Thanks for watching Reverend!

Really great vid ! Good info and great interview !!

Great video will keep it for next year to refresh my memory take care!!!

You guys are great. Keep up the good work.

love your channel we all need to do our part if we love the outdoors. Glad to see you doing yours. Thanks from a fellow hunter outdoorsmen.

Thank you for the videos , I miss trapping and haven't been in about 6 years now due to being stationed in Hawaii

best trapping video ive ever watched. Heck of a job!!!!!

Nice video boys!!! Keep traditional hunting going

Really great video, boys! Also enjoyed Chuck's article on QDM on the site. Thumbs up!

amazing editing and amazing vid over all!

Great video and great work! Congrats and thank you.

great video guys. you guys inspired me to actually give this a try. lots more to learn though. thanks!

Thank you Beau!

Great video, thanks!

Subscribed! Great teacher!

This video is really well done bud! Good luck!

Thank you Mallard!

Great video. Keep em coming. Also liked that you had no bad language. :)

Thank you Chuck!

u r a very good person. u help trapping for us trappers alot. very good video.

Professionally produced vid.

Thanks Christopher!

Awesome video thanks for sharing

What kind of anchors do yo use on your dps and were do you get them

Great video. Real honest, no baloney.

Great work guys keep it up!

vary good video thanks for taking the time to post

Very very very good video you guys have too make more i loved it 10 outta 10

Amazing video man, thanks.

Thanks for the kind words chattfiremike!

Good Video for starters!

Awesome vid

Thank you!

Another great video thanks for sharing

I love your video. very informative. I live in Michigan and i was wondering how i should i go about trapping with my raccoon and possum carcasses. should i cut off a hunk of meat and throw it in a dirt hole? or take the carcass and and pile it under some logs and put the leg hold in front? what do you recommend?

Thanks MrBarkspud!

Nice job!!

Great video

That's is probably the best video I have watched in a long time and I can say that because I think I have watched about every trapping video on you tube. Workin hard right know trying to get a control business going in Indiana if you ever get time get with like to and share tips if any of my would be useful. Good trapping with high numbers to you

What size cable should I use on my traps

This is an awesome video great job

Don't let the antis get to you they don't even know what they are talking about great video man

Very well done presentation. Good camera work, and you explained details very well. And most importantly... No Excess chatter. Perhaps I missed it, but I didn't hear anything about some of the other aspects we also need to beware of, like: Making sure to get the land owner's permission prior to trapping season. And informing him when you will have active sets on his land, (and where located) so that he does not run a tractor over your sets. Also, most rural folks have dogs, and dogs like pretty much the same bait that coyotes like... Sniff sniff. So tactically suggesting that their dogs "Just Might" be restrained for a short while...(While you do the lords work) might be a good idea. Also, I didn't hear any mention of tagging or marking your traps. Unless that is not required in IL? And lastly, as the old adage goes, "Out of sight, is Out of mind". Now what I mean there is this. Not all trapping is done off of dirt roads out in farm country with a majority of folks having good common sense. So, if/when your set location is near/within sight of a paved road with potential "Soccer Moms" shuttling young city kids about... Well. Do your best to minimize the visibility of said activity, or perhaps re-locate your set further away with less visibility to the Disney worshipers. Again, thanks for the really good video.

We've been in Illinois and Indiana. Headed to the south in a couple weeks.

its funny how people click on a video they know is about trapping, just to be haters in the comments.

@reecejones9606

8 жыл бұрын

It's cruel

@MasterCrafter930

8 жыл бұрын

in what way?

@holoholohaolenokaoi2299

7 жыл бұрын

It's cruel to allow a fawn to be eaten by a coyote as the female is birthing it.

@MasterCrafter930

7 жыл бұрын

its cruel to let hundreds of native species die out because the invasive species over adapt.

Keep it up brother. We need more trappers out there. That's the reason these yotes are getting out of control.

Is a #2 DCS not sufficient for coyotes along the gulf coast? I have been out of the circuit for about 10 years, but alot of guys ran #2 DCS for dogs... Whats the skinny?

Any idea where Robert Waddell got those gauntlet work gloves from?

I am just starting to trap in south dakota and we have the baddest of winter weather. My question is what anchor is a good one for driving into hard frozen ground with the least chance of breaking?

good vid man

Yes we do when setting the trap. Keep scent to a minimum.

Outstanding video!

@ManagementAdvantage

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

I think its true that coyotes have a impact on the whitetail population! But I love to hunt them for the fact they are the biggest challenge there is in the state of Ohio to call in and shoot! I get a bigger rush seeing a big ole dog slowly making his way down wind of me. Sneaking through the brush. Trying to get a look at what his ears are telling him there is there! That makes my heart pound more than any 200 class deer period! Nice video M.A.

thank for the info and tips never to old to learn, God bless

@ManagementAdvantage

9 жыл бұрын

cyocaller Thanks for watching!

@carloscavalcantealmeida7801

9 жыл бұрын

Gostaria de comprar esse tipo de armadilha,sou brasileiro,como faço para compra-lo Me retorna por favor.

Great video nice work.

Does Mr. Waddell have a trapping college and training? If not does he offer a video for trapping coyotes? Thanks for the videos!

Love ur video thanks

Love seeing those John Deere’s in the background

Thanks!

great job keep it up

Love the video

Do you have any recommendations for trapping road runners vs coyotes? I have been using ACME brand traps with no success.

@barndog7082

4 жыл бұрын

Best comment .

@PC_outdoors

Жыл бұрын

Top tear humore

excellent vid. do you trap in freezing weather and snow.

I've been looking at hunting coyote but I think after seeing this video I'm going to pick up some traps and give her a go. Great video, thanks for posting it. I'll probably try to call some in but the trap seems a lot less hit and miss

Great video I'm 12 and I love trapping this year since fur prices aren't very high I'm looking at lots of different ways to catch my fur thanks for the video

@ManagementAdvantage

8 жыл бұрын

ALLEN PIERCE Thanks for watching!

I like the videos man if it wasnt for you i wouldnt br trapping right now. You make it look easy

@ManagementAdvantage

10 жыл бұрын

Good to hear Devin! It takes years of practice to develop skills in trapping and we've learned from some very knowledgeable trappers along the way.

Glad we changed your mind. It's a common misconception. Good luck next season!

What type of traps are the dog proofs

I am having a big problem with them around my house and i seen one cross my path. Is this a good place to set a trap .it is the edge of a field where a road bed goes in the woods

good video it my first year trapping 3 skunks so far targeting yotes fox andcoons

@ManagementAdvantage

8 жыл бұрын

+Aaron Hoffman Congrats!

Great video still haven't trapped a yote yet in illinois

awesome guys.

i cought my first red fox after watching this video thanks for the tips!

How do you not lose your traps? I didn't see any markings showing where you had buried them.

Great trapping video!

Nice Video man i like it

Great video and thanks for the tips... What most people don't realize is these predators need to be managed, our deer population which wasn't very big to begin with has dropped drastically over the last two years due to the coyote population growing, they are even coming down and killing peoples chickens , small dogs and cats and chasing horses........ Keep stacking the fur!!!

@ManagementAdvantage

9 жыл бұрын

WV Flintknapper Thanks!

It's good what you guys are doin. :)

Great job guys nices trapping video......

Very nice well done

do you sit back 10 over 2 or back 9 over 3? from dirthole

I don't like the use of traps however you showed that you do care about the pain the animal could feel, very informative film and great knowledge of your subject I think the demo of the trap was inspired and helped other city people to understand what you do, there are other videos on hear that don't show your skill and judgment