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@@wecandrone864 That snare was so tight it had to be cut with linesman pliers on the bank. The locks don't allow backwards movement unless you can get at least a finger under the cable. We then used cable cutters to get the cable off of the beaver's neck back at the shop.

@@Phillijr100 Dive rods and cables have the foothold trap attached to them. When the beaver gets caught, they dive to deeper water. The slide lock with the trap chain attached will slide down the rod or cable which is anchored in deep water. The lock will not allow the trap chain to go back up which holds the beaver in deep water causing it to quickly drown.

@ neat! Thanks for the explanation 👍

@@judithdandavis2206 According to my grandfather, it was a wagon axle. It's 1 1/4", weighs about 15 pounds, and has been used for a lot of various tasks. I used a short chain around it with a carabiner clipped to the anchor cable.

@@wecandrone864 We do more than the law requires to take care of the animals, both the ones we are trapping and the ones that we need to release.

@@judithdandavis2206 Thanks. The teacher in me likes showing and explaining my actions. I know some people don't agree with trapping, but hopefully informational videos like this helps explain our position a little more clearly.

@@chucklandry5588 we were glad to have you. Enjoyed our time together.

@@judithdandavis2206 We are having really good success. We are trying combinations with lots of things. H1 is getting it done.

@@judithdandavis2206 We started out playing clubs, but we are in to our spades now. Time for another catch.

@@wecandrone864 A little over two hours.

@@wecandrone864 We are trying and will succeed with patience.

We have a live market in Ms. We sell them to fox pens. For field trials for fox hounds.

@@rodneyrote6261 We have a local buyer who owns a "fox pen" where they are used to train dogs.

@@GreyGhostsOutdoorsMS Out in Utah raccoons have been used to train cougar hounds. That may be an issue down south with so many raccoons around, the dogs would be dizzy!

@@judithdandavis2206 Our H1 & Done is doing the trick.

@@judithdandavis2206 If that's the case, then we are in good company. Maybe the cooler weather will help.

@@judithdandavis2206 We know how good that Alpha Delta is. I'm expecting both floats to have one each tomorrow.

@@GreyGhostsOutdoorsMS they have to be there to catch . hope they do for you .

How much does the float rig weigh with the 330 in it? Can’t wait to see what y’all catch.

@ About 20 pounds. It's made from plywood, 2x4, and dense foam board.

@@judithdandavis2206 That's awesome. I hope that success brings you even more sales.

@@GreyGhostsOutdoorsMS me too .

@@judithdandavis2206 We have 2 floats that are going out tomorrow with some of your Alpha Delta Castor Lure on them. Maybe a couple of snares too. The beaver are active so we are going to strike hard at them.

@@drumgodtim Thanks. It's always exciting to ride up to a set.

@@rodneyrote6261 A local buyer gets them for his "fox pen".

@@judithdandavis2206 I was surprised to see one in the trap. It pays to set and pays to check.

@@judithdandavis2206 We had a blast. Two of my former students were in the class. I think they really liked it.

@@icelandviking1961 Thankfully our state, Mississippi, has the attitude that predator management helps keep hunted game species up. We have no intention to "catch them all", just keep the predator/prey populations where both remain healthy.

@@judithdandavis2206 This is how I run traps during the day. When Danny gets free, we tackle the rest in his side by side.

@@judithdandavis2206 Thanks Dan. We are always looking to make our own stuff and save money, too.