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Now I'm 10 years old and I still go trapping with number 1 traps

I started weasel trapping when I was 4 years old with my grandpa and I used number 1 traps

Did you add a grease cert

Please adjust your camera so we see what you’re doing instead of looking at your knee.

So the mop and glo keeps it from yellowing over time. But does it eventually break down and need reapplication? 15:35

50 years ago, our store-bought drags were made from one piece of 3/8" smooth rod about 3' long. The best explanation I can manage is the rod was bent in the middle to create an eye as small as possible. Then about 6" of the two legs below the eye were twisted together. Then the remaining legs were bent in opposite up curves, and opposite from each other. Each leg was ground to about 60 degrees. They worked very well and only weighed about a pound each. I didn't use them often because if the dogs got on one of many logging trails they'd run forever.

Learn something new that was awesome job instead of buying make your own

How new are ya to trapping just watching u set those 110s and #1s were brutal lmfao

Nice job!!!

The Mink, The Weasel and all their cousins ​​and family can be very hunters, fast or tireless killers but the Human will always be many steps ahead..oh yeah good job Hunter

Dude u r music making hard to headu

Great video! You helped out a retired Boilermaker.

I think heavier is better 3/4 slow the coyote down.

I really enjoyed your video, you do a great job’s and you speak clearly and everything is perfect but i have a great recommendation and thats carry you two 5 gal buckets to your set one with traps in it and on your Rat trap , glue you a little piece of wood in bottom of box just the right length so your Rat trap doesn’t slide back and forth!! Keep up the great work, the buckets will keep your trips back and forth to the truck at a minimum, i trap coyotes in Texas and they work great for carrying what ya need!! I subscribed to your channel!!

Thers good videos on youtube u could look at to show useful tricks when milling and techniques of cutting

Fox that trap before you smarten up that mink

I urself round file to make trap set solid because in manufacturing the medal dogs they are punched out and not machined

I was so proud of my Minnkota the first season. Worked great. Next season it was gunked up with rust way worse than yours. Wouldn't work at all. Mine never spent a night outdoors. Kept it in its own special spot in the basement on a stand. Inspector #13 at the MinnKota plant was drunk or there is a major design flaw. Mine was too far gone. Never used it again. After that experience I didn't have the confidence to purchase another MinnKota brand trolling motor.

pallet material here in PA, but go with what ya got wherever you are

I just did this with a D Handle shovel that I got at a Garage Sale. The blade was fully rusted from exposure and the poly coat on the handle was nearly all pealed off. After sanding the handle smooth, I didn't get as deep of a stain from the Linseed Oil on the handle, but that may be the hardwood or the fact I only have one coat on it. I'm hoping it will be dry in a few hours and I can give it a try. Thanks for taking the time to make a video. It gives me a baseline to compare with my results.

You can also divide your strand with knots to do the ranger-bead thing where you have a section 1-9 and then the 2nd section is to count in 10s. Have a third for sets of 50s or 100s!

Can 357 cases that are too short be trimmed down to 38 special? I bought a bag of “once fired” 357 and they are mixed headstamps and some are larger or shorted than the other. If they can I definitely would keep them separated.

Very good video.I subscribed after watching it. I bought a Lee breach lock press to resize my cast 357 powder coated bullets and for some reason I never thought of using it to reload. Was like a light bulb went off. I’m also surprised that there is only one comment from a “Karen” complaint about one thing or another. lol

Probably need them a little bigger for wolf though write

Where did the bag of mice come from? Curious.

32 means 3 1/2 lbs.

Turn your log stops around with the slant facing the log this is why they're cutting a 45 so it is easier for the log to slide as it's being turned instead of being stabbed by the point

This video is awesome! Thank you

You need to try Hodgens 300 CFE Blk powder it works miracles for subsonic

Awesome results! I can't wait to try this

So when all is said and done what’s the pelt worth?

Good stuff.

Magnificent grain in those slabs good choice!

Nice property!

Nice results with that cedar siding. The newer vids without the music seem a lot more relaxing to watch but you gotta do what you gotta do! 👍

Nice job on the 🪵

Panelling from those grey exterior boards would be super interesting. Awesome you got great lumber from a throw away,great site

Can i put mop n glow on it after painting it with acrylic paint?

super easy thank you

can you sell Weasle?

Thank you so much I needed this information for my deer skull project 🦌 ❤ I subscribed!

this whole video is wrong-the only smart thing heard in this video was "follow the manufactures" instructions. this is a how not to video-you'll shoot your eye out.

More of this plz!

Nice milling, what's your thoughts on sand or grit in the log

What alittle weasel!!!.

That was so amazing!!! Did you take the shorter Discovery Tour?

How thick is the steel?

Hornady Sub X are awesome. Killed about a dozen deer from 40 - 100 yards. Super quiet in my bolt gun with a can. Barnes 110 Tac TX a great when you want to reach out to about 200 yards.

i use a lot of the same Lee case prep tools but with a twist. I chuck the case length cutter in my drill press and just let it run slow( have upgraded to adding a right angle attachment so the cutter is horizontal instead of vertical) and have the case holder in a screwdriver handle. I also drilled 2 shallow holes in the front of my bench by the drill press and drove the Lee chamfer tools in them, one each way. So i chuck up a piece of brass, push it onto the trimmer, spin it against the outside then inside chamfer tools and un-chuck it into the finished brass bin. Much faster and easier on you hand and wrist

File notch in your pan file dog from underneath to taper