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@garywhisenhunt yeah. They are twisting the verbiage so they can say that trapping and hunting is causing "unnecessary harm to animals " and we are promoting that. It is just wrong.

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@blankblank-mx7dx it's really not. Especially when you actually read UA-cams Graphic Content rules. It is not breaking them. The reviewers say that hunting and trapping promotes causing unnecessary harm to animals.

It went very well. I can see comments both from UA-cam and Rumble in the comments section so it doesn't matter where you watch from. I am still learning the platform so I am sure it will get better with time.

I think the smaller channels are staying under the radar...I'll continue to post on both platforms till youtube gives me the ax

Thank you so much for your support. I really appreciate it. It's still up in the air what I am going to do on my YT channel. Trying to give it some time so I can decide with a clear head.

@@chadsapp608 Thank you for your support!

@SteveAAA241 glad to hear the video helped! Best of luck! Doors down!

I don't understand the question? We primarily use cage traps in Arizona. Most of which are similar to the ones Mercer Lawing makes.

@OutdoorMike Tomahawk makes 100 200 300 they are 9 , 10, or 11 inches wide

@jeremydsmith24 oh ok. Honestly any of those should be fine. The ones I build are 7,9&11 wide. I have caught some of the biggest cats in the 7x17x36 that I make

@OutdoorMike Awesome Thank You

@Guiltyofthinking343 walmart has it listed for 3.97 right now.

@OutdoorMike I'm in a small town upstate New York so I guess it's more where you live

@@AdrianRose-v1e glad it helped. Thanks for watching.

@@opmtek Black Rifle Coffee Company. Love their coffee! It's all I drink.

@@edreeves6759 sorry to hear that. What would have helped make it better for you?

@nataliatch5976 this I for cleaning fur that hasn't been tanned yet

@BobKinsley I have a few buddies who do that. You will have to take the trappers education course there is an online version. Once you have your trapper ID number you can purchase your trapping license from an AZGFD office and you will be good to go.

Do you keep and turn in jaws,thanks for the info

@BobKinsley yes. We have to turn in the jaw bones when we get the cites tag put on the cat.

That the same as Nevada, thanks again keep those videos coming, cages look interesting I still use foot holds up here again thanks

@BobKinsley no problem. Thanks for watching!

@Natures_Edge_Outdoors so far so good. The range is excellent and I have really liked having all the different sound options.

Thanks, and thanks for watching!

Thanks, and thanks for watching!

Thanks!

@clayhaddon3968 glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching!

@grizzbamf68 I have found that washing the hide with either a good dog shampoo ore something like main and tail helps a brighten the belly a bit but I haven't found anything to completely remove milk stains.

@@SonnyMitchell-r5j thanks!

I was very proud of him with how he just stayed on task and kept problem solving with me trying different things until something worked.

Yeah sorry about the background noise. Almost impossible to avoid with everything else going on in the building during the fur sale.

@@silvercommander old peanut oil that I used to fry turkeys earlier that year.

@chickensinmotion6827 I put everything in the back of the cage. You don't want the animal to satisfy its curiosity at the front of the cage you want them to go all the way in so everything to the back. I do use a lead in scent that goes from the front to the back but that is more just to get them going in the right direction and I'd typically geared towards attracting bobcats

@OutdoorMike Awesome, thank you. I need to get rid of these guys grabbing my chickens

@@jackiep448 Bobcat meat is excellent. Very similar flavor and texture of a porkchop.

Thanks for the insight. Happy new year!

@@not_today_satan_7 no. This is for untanned fur

@@dalesterner3229 Welcome to Southern Az in December! Had a high of 68 today.

@@OutdoorMike we’ve been in the mid to upper 40s all of December here in Wyoming. That has hurt the trapping. We really need cold temperatures to get the animals moving and hungry.