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Thanks, appreciate that, seasons going to be here before we know it.

It will slide out if you pass a certain point of angle toward the ground. There is a restrictor on the mouthpiece that will not allow the dart come out the back of the blowgun so you can lightly inhale with the dart in the tube to hold it in place for a steep angle then blow full force when you want to shoot.

@@66bigbuds thanks I appreciate that. Glad you found it helpful

You can put a lot of hours on those plugs, especially running at low load. At that amount of hours a year I would not worry about changing your plugs for a long while, I would just check one for gap. If your gap is increasing or the plug tip is rounding off then change them out.

I’m hoping so Eddie, I might set a camera up it to see what’s using it.

Nice

Sometimes the old ways are the best Dave.

Thanks Todd, I may bait it throughout the year to encourage them to use it. Hope all is well on your end Todd,

Thanks Skip, I’ve never tried one before and thought it was a good opportunity, i read about it in Hawbakers fur trapping years ago, I also seen Stew from coon creek set one up last season on a small line he had, I’m betting every grinner in that woods will get caught in it.

I think it’s going to work Vinnie, probably catch nothing but squirrels

Thanks for the confidence vote Dan, I’m sure the fox will use it too. It was too good of a set up to pass up.

Just built it from scratch, I made it from scrap pieces of steel I had laying around, I used a trailer jack for the lift but you could use an electric linear actuator if you feel like wiring one in. There are other food plot videos on my video list that show the tractor in use, I was pleased it done what I needed it to and just broke the surface of the ground to get the seed good soil contact. When I use it I just disconnect it from the lift and drag it to cut and level the ground I’m going to seed.

@@huntnfishnuts5880 ok I will watch your other videos

Yes Sir, first one I had caught that was all white like that, a beauty.

Thanks Dave, that skunk was not only full white but he was not even stained , his fur was bright white.

Easily the best skunk I’ve ever caught, also a difficult decision to let him go, but hopefully he has offspring that are also full white. I caught one many years ago that was all black except for. White v on his head.

There’s a lot of rules for the cubby box Chip, it has to be placed within a water course that’s why I had it set by the creek within the area the creek can rise, the biggest trap I could use in the box was a 160, even then with a 50 square inch entrance you have to tilt the trap to put it in the box, if you check my video list a few seasons back I done a video on making this box. The trap has to be recessed way back in the box 7 inches in it also has to be anchored so if cannot get rolled over. For fisher you can use the box to hold a bait and then just use a foothold outside it too. It worked well with the 160 though.

Thanks Hunter, I guess my fisher box is also a coon box.

Thanks Dan and Judith, there’s a lot of rules for me to use a bodygrip on land above the size of a 110 so I was pleased I was able to make it work, loved the DP scar on the foot that was just a bonus. The fur on a January. Coon is very different to the fur on an October coon.

The weather was a big issue this season for sure Dave, thanks for watching.

Thanks Hunter , thanks for watching.

I was glad to catch him Eddie, I honestly don’t think they like traveling in areas that are realy muddy. Been dealing with mud and flooding all season.

Just have not had a sustained freeze here at all, it’s been mild with heavy rain, I’m just now seeing snow.

Weather has been unpredictable for sure, lots of flooding and heavy rain, not a lot of snow but now they want a big storm to hit tonight might get over a foot again. Good luck with the coyotes Hunter.

Sure lets you see what’s moving around.

wish we would get some snow , i would like to mark the trails for snares .@@huntnfishnuts5880

Thanks Hunter, was a tough trapping season this year.

@@huntnfishnuts5880 the rain has been a problem here but I’ve had my best season with coyotes this year. Got #6 today

@@trophyhunter8615 that’s a great season 👍

I’ve got into that habit too Chip, il always try to guard dirt holes of flat sets with a DP on either side. This was a set just for coon, but you will see in a later videos had a fox and a cat pass this log and scent mark the end of this log.

At least I was not in it at the time Dave 👍

Thanks Dave, thanks for watching.

I’m surprised that set in the open field has not connected on anything, if was covered in snow for a while. I’ve been fighting flooding and mud all season.

Thanks Chip, I like using the cables, there quite effective in poor weather, I think they should just let us use them all season. Il fix up that tree stand better than new, I’ve lost : of them this season already from storms, one tree had the stand on it and crashed to the ground on top of the stand. Hope you had a good season, I’m off to the sports show in Harrisburg next week.

Just got lucky 😝 usually they have to sit a while or I spend a week picking them up from deer knocking them over. Weathers been rough this season.

Thanks Todd, there’s no shortage of red fox here, I don’t see any grey fox in my area, the coyotes have not taken over like areas in the mid west, I’ve seen catches of 700 to 800 red fox in a season in the farmland to the southwest of me in Lancaster county. Take care Todd.

Thanks for watching Mark.

I can fix the tree stand Hunter, it’s the third one I’ve had broken this year due to trees falling on them. It was a nice fox, mg favorite animal to catch.

Thanks for watching Tim.

Thanks Woody 👍

Ahh yes the good old days of UA-cam, thanks for watching Tim

I agree Vinnie, now if I show a knife or gun or even ammo you get treated like the witches of Salem.