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hello can you tell me about your dowel making jig please

Creative and excellent idea for dehulling rye!! Awesome!! Thank you!!! Bearded rye is a real pain to thresh! You made it easy with your threshing idea!!! Thank you tons!!!

Awesome idea!👏🏻 What did you use as bait?

I have made half a dozen of these. they're all worn out and i want to just buy a few. these used to be on amazon but I cannot find them now.... Trapperman, did you stop selling them?

Another version of this without a welder that I came up with is to taper the rebar enough to hammer a nut down the rebar so that a 1/4” of the rebar is sticking out of the nut. Then penne/smash the rebar that is exposed so that it mushrooms out and locks the nut on. I usually finish the final strikes off with a waffle head hammer for texture/grip when I’m in the field. Then 3 links of chain that are just large enough to clear the rebar makes it a swiveling stake too! I use these for my wall tents also. The chain makes a good spot for the rope to pass through to cinch down the sides of the tent.

Wonder if you are doing well no post on a long time , could you share who to make the square boxes? And how they sound?

Woaah, nice job!!

I was looking to buy some 12 inch pvc hard to find. But what I do see in scraps around here that's thrown away is the black poly pipe 12 inches that they use and cut up into small sections with a chain saw for the well pads?

Thanks for sharing. They say rye also makes a lovely whiskey.

This guy literally invented bread

I wish this guy was still active here.

Do you sell the plans

That's Awesome 👍😎

Thanks this was interesting

Thank you, this is just what I needed to learn.

What do people do with the mice they buy?

Great video…is there no sound board?

That is awesome!!! Never thought of it. Thanks for the video.

The thing about Moussing is you never run out of them ,slow up a bit .

Thanks for this video

looks good,,nice job!!

Glad I found this. I been making Turkey fan mounts the way you do ever since I watched that video From field to the wall in the same day

Thanks a lot this was great

Cool

Wow this design you made is brilliant

would you also make a tutorial how to make the fleshing beams and out of what kind of wood thanks

Yes i forgot to say tjat is the nices coon I ever see you must got that on mid winter

Thank you very much for showing how you built your set up ..I have being looking for someone that has a set up like that .I like to go to pvc wood is ok but is got their draw backs ..Would you be kind enough to give me the measurements of the platform where the beam sets ..I would like that so I have an idea thank you for you video from northern mi

I used a rasp and it was fairly efficient. While I was grinding away, a friend warned me about scraping my knuckles, then told me how he got nailed by a cheese grater. Then in popped in my head 💡. Tried the cheese grater and it works about 3 times quicker than the rasp. It doesn't quite get them as small as the fine powder you get with a rasp,, but it does grind the chaga into very small pieces, which can be put through a grinder of you want it powdered

This is the most efficient method I've seen. Thank you for uploading it.

I had the same idea, but wanted to use rat traps.

Are you going to make a 22-23 season version?

Best way is to Just simmer the biger chunks but a few Times. After second simmering You can just chop IT with the knife easily.

Do you sell these traps still?

Wish I came across this before I did the borax/salt method. Now I know what to do in spring or fall turkey hunt. Awesome display n directions

Nice European mounts in the back

A little too fast to see the way around the bent and so an well thanks

Oddly enough Leonard is my I think 12th great grand dad.

I wish my coons and skunks come out like your coon

Those catch rats too?

Just come across a 12" pipe and a 8 "so I hope to make some myself I liked your comment on a previous message about tracing around a wire coon stretcher great tip I'm going to do a bigger one for beaver great video appreciate it all the best

What a great, inventive technique! I want to try it now that the cereal rye is ready for harvesting where I live in Utah. Can I ask -- what did you use to clamp the weed whacker string to the metal rod?

Do you have a recipe for the bread? Is it mostly rye, or do you need to mix wheat flour in?

Where can these be found to purchase Online?

What is a good length to cut my rebar for coyotes?

does it have a loud smell?

Make a single hole version as per this video. Put the trap out and it worked a treat - it was only out a night + an afternoon.

I used that trap just took the yellow plate off screwed it to the main trap and drilled holes as per usual works great cuts build time down.

OMG you got nice fox's furs in your shop. I'm glad I found your channel I'm a die hard outdoorsman. Your channel looks ( awesome) .

Where do you get this size pipe I’ve called everywhere no one has em