Thank you for the video

Thanks for the info I enjoyed all your videos

Checkin in. I’ll watch when I get back from the kids practice.

Thank you for sharing my friend!

Do you ran a fan on the hides

Thanks for another great video.

Thanks for the video, Stu@

Thanks for the video, makes since to me, I don't like to be hot and sweaty either if I don't have to.

Thanks for all the information you put out for the trapping community

Another great video. Spot on with air movement is more important than temp.

FYI I am a building contractor by trade, not a trapper, but as to the temp/ humidity thing here is the important thing to know: any heat inside will try to get outside (when it is colder outside then in) and will carry the humidity with it (think condensation on your windows). A poorly sealed room/ shed like this appears to be will have plenty of cracks in it to let the heat/ humidity out.. So, like mentioned, the actual temperature isn't that important, just by having the air moving, any moisture will escape as long as it's kept above outside temps :)

Good info stu thanks

Thank ya for all the videos, I have learned a ton from watching you! I do have a question for ya, I have 480 acres to trap and I don’t have the boards to dry all of the animals we have so can you sell green hides and could you show us the process?

Could you tell me which furr is the best for hand warming? I wanna putt fur into my gloves and jacket pockets so which furr would be the best for that ?

How do you store the pelts, after drying prior to sale?

How many critters are you setup for in that back corner?

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