I was watching snapper cooking vids, then ended up seeing “NASA is hiding stuff on the moon” conspiracy videos and then landed safely back here... I have no idea why...
You would have to be part of a secret society to understand the underlying symbolism. If you read the secret occult text about Hermes and his snapper pond of eternity you will understand the true meaning. This guy is def a 33 degree mason... if not higher.
you want a bird .... fly paper and bird seed youll have tons in short order! four sheets stapled to wood with seed in center! wire the feet together open the wings wire arround. put the hook through the wing mussle. a live bird will also catch a big bass, larges love the birdies!!! bass have more meat and easier to clean
It doesn't matter. You can catch turtles on any live bait. I've caught them on chicken meat, gizzards, livers. Hot dogs, worms, bacon, shrimp. Turtles LOVE baitfish and shrimp to a lesser degree. You can even use frozen saltwater baitfish or cut bait on freshwater turtles. They like cold salty fish. I don't know why. Btw I have NEVER fished for turtles. They were always by-catch.
The secret bait.... is just a sparrow. Your either gonna have to hunt your sparrows, or pull them out a the front of your fender somtimes... another thing your gonna need is a fence post...
I moved from FL to NJ 6 years ago, I used to get turtles out of the road with my bare hands to save their lives (FL), so when I first encounter a turtle on the road in NJ, I steeped out from my truck and I was ready to do the same for this unknown specie..a woman was driving by ant told me "don't even dare to get close to that animal, is going to chop off your fingers"...I got a 2x4 to shovel the animal out of the way and I am still impress about the snapping force and aggressiveness of this animals!
@Francisco Luna - Opposite here, moved from NJ to FL. Looked at every turtle crossing the road with suspicion for the first few months. Now I grab them, no problem.
@@dinganddoo2 I remember one time I grabbed a big turtle around Boca Raton Area, and at the same way , a woman passing by told me to be careful about grabbing them bare hand cause they have lots of bacteria.....
@@franciscoluna9596 - She's very right! Reptiles can be loaded with salmonella. Back in the 60s/early 70s, small turtles used to be a popular children's pet but were banned because kids weren't washing their hands after playing with them and loads of kids were badly sickened. I worked at a FL native wildlife rehab on the west coast and I carry baby wipes and hand sanitizer in my car now because I'm always finding some critter in distress or that needs to be moved. I do however draw the line at gators larger than 2 feet!
Growing up l, we always used gallon milk jugs as a bobber to keep our chicken livers from settling to the bottom of the pond. Snapping turtle is great tasting meat but you just have to keep them alive and in a plastic kiddie pool and feed it chicken feed or coarse ground cornmeal for about a day and a half to clean out their insides prior to reselling, filleting and crockpotting the meat. Damn fine meal
Who dares to disagree!? Same here, I have NO idea how this was recommended for me, I don’t fish much and never watch anything about it online but this caught my eye.
He's most amused as they struggle, or when he can report "they were not liking it." Strange psychological reaction to the more tragic moments of the hunting. Happy eating!
No molestar ( No molesting)TURTLES. The snapper is 12-20 years old and they have been know to reach 100 yrs old. Their numbers are decreasing- do not wait till they are gone! In Canada they are on a watch list and you may get a fine depending on the Province.
Yeah... those lists are regional. Some places they are over populated and some places rare. Where I am the numbers are managed perfectly, currently allowed one per year.
For all the people who disliked this video: Snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) is evaluated as species Least Concern on IUCN redlist. Meaning that, in no way is catching and eating a snapper having a detrimental effect on their population or the ecosystem as a whole.
@@rickjason215 I was joking, anyways eating any animal is equally disgusting because you're eating an individual who wanted to live. The guy in the video is a dirtbag.
Jabari Yep. That Turtle in the truck was heartbreaking. He even talks about how unhappy the Turtle is. He had empathy and then pulled off his head. I don’t eat meat either. Developed arthritis and was in terrible pain. I stopped eating meat and the pain went away.
Can you please jump in the pond and stay there instead. Ever heard of a store? Why do you think there aren't turtles in the store, because they are NOT MEANT TO BE HUNTED
@@81rbutler you realise that the meat in stores is also made from living animals, right? Not "meant" to hunt? That's the craziest thing I've heard in a while. Who decides which animals are meant and not meant to hunt? All animals are animals. Humans happen to be predatorious omnivores since 2-4 million years back. If we can eat them, they are meant to be hunted. Do you sort animals out of worth? Iis it okay to hunter other mammals like moose and deer, but not reptilians like turtles? Why? Repitialians are worth more than fellow mammals? Animal-nazi.
Common snapping turtles are NOT anywhere close to extinction. Just about every little pond, creek, and mud puddle are chock full of them and if they were toxic I would have died years ago. They're delicious! Alligator snappers are rare and are illegal to kill but not common snappers.
@Mojo Tech Snapping turtles are protected. Legally hunting them depends on which species and where. In my state I believe we're not allowed to take any. Which is cool with me. If I went after turtles, I'd focus on the invasive species-they're easier to find and no bag limits.
I'm sorry, Les Johnson, but You are AMAZINGLY fun. Thank You for teaching me how to catch a snapper. Man, I seen them in southern PA and they were HUGE. We heard tell these turtles would snap your toes right off, so no one would put their feet off the boat in the water after that. In the Schuykill River between Douglassville and Pottstown between Rt 422 and Rt 724 is where the real monsters lived. That was a long time ago. I bet they just got bigger and bigger.
City man here. Although I did eat fish from the local creek as a kid, I really got into hunting and fishing when I got a job with a bunch of "rural (mostly suburban)" Pennsylvanians in my 20s. I quit trying after a year or two, because ALL of them had big ass estates, family "cabins up north" with hundreds of acres," purchased at a time when Blacks and Irish couldn't even buy those properties, a "pond on my dad's property," or some farmer friend who made $500,000 a year. Rural Americans are an aristocracy who LARP as 19th century coal miners.
There are a lot of people here making fun of Les, but I think he is good. I just happened to stumble upon this in the usual, apparently random, way UA-cam gives you suggestions, and I am not in, or from, the USA but I learned a lot and I think he did it all in an entertaining way. In Europe I may never be able to use the method, don't know if there are even snapping turtles here. I do think it is cool that he wants, and is able to, explain very well, an interesting technique. Thank you Les, all the best of luck to you.
My Grandfather always caught them crossing the road in the spring to lay their eggs.. You should watch them and let them lay their eggs before you catch them ..
@@prolyric2715 I couldn't watch. I had to stop. I was watching "How To Take Cuttings Off A Plant." And then I watched this until the turtle was caught and I couldn't take it. Oh, I couldn't watch it.
Very well documented....loving it. My good buddy is from the back woods of Oklahoma and I have LEARNED a hell of alot good to see this on UA-cam as well it is a pleasure to see and hear the secrets that you disclose my friend I hope to give this a try. P.S. I found your channel by accident and yet I was very intrigued. You have persuaded me to give this a try while I am up in Missouri. Thank you much sir
@Prashant Pandey plant based? that's mods your eating, not real..If you stop eating greens they'll be lots of food for animals..stop burning firewood that animals like, stop using paper so animals will keep their territory safe by not cutting their trees,.don't think your perfect, the list goes on and on,.don't preach !
Hello from Oklahoma! Thanks for the very informative video. Since I hunt starlings with a pellet rifle, this is a great use for them. I've caught turtles accidently while catfishing, but now I can do it for real. Thanks! Love Hornady bullets! Merry Christmas! God Bless!
"They're kind of mean" What animal with a sharp ass hook in it's mouth would be polite and say, "excuse me kind sir, but I've seemed to have gotten myself caught in some type of a contraption which is causing me excruciating pain. Would you happen to have the remedy for my problem?"
@BigJyeTV they eat little ducklings by biting their legs and drowning them before eating them. They prey also wild ducks and geese, but the prey fight trying to fly and is too huge to be taken under water, so the turtles shreds part of the bird body by detaching the legs and in ducks also interior parts, letting the pray/victim to die by agony maybe in days with the wounds full of maggots eating the goose or duck still alive but dying slowly in pain. Snapping turtles are mean by nature.
@@EM.1 that's not mean, that's just nature. Animals have to kill by any means necessary to survive. For example, a pride of lions TYPICALLY catch and suffocate an animal before eating it, but I've seen a pride basically gutting an animal alive. That's just how nature works, but we're one animal that can choose how we kill animals and can do so swiftly so they don't have to agonize until death.
@BigJyeTV but the snapping turtles are classified as infest type of animals, where there are snapping turtles there’s no other waterfowl. They live longer so can reproduce a lot and create overpopulation in the entire wetlands, because when too much in a pond they move to a new lagoon lake near so every place where they live in overpopulation is lifeless except for snapping turtles. By logical reasoning there must be a way to reduce their number, and eating them is a zero waste way. There’s no other animals in this environment, not in the world as you made reference, but here in Northern America continent, that makes the habitats unlivable to every other animal that normally co habit in the same habitat with others different species. Snapping turtles must be controlled and reduced in numbers.
Near our cabin there was a guy called "The turtle man".. He would wade in the creek looking for spots along the shore where a turtle would borrow into the side of the creek bed. He would reach in and pull the turtle out using both hands. He did this relying on the premise that the turtles don't back into their borrows but swim in ,enter head first. As far as I know he never lost any fingers but you'd never convince me to do it that way.
Les, I put this video on a loop at a local, community college and I'll be damned if at least 70% of the kids ran crying to a "safe space" full of coloring books until they threw the switch on the a/v circuit breaker!!! 🤣
I'm just saying there's no need to catch/hunt in the wonderful country we live the is not catching them humanly nor is he treating them right that's why when I'm fishing I catch and release it's about the satisfaction of catching an animal and about the craft of it but when I do go to eat what I catch I immediately chop the fishes head off right in the boat so it doesn't have to suffer but the way hes doing it where the turtles are cought by having something stuck in there throat is despicable just as worse as someone that litters
those razor sharp beaks/jaws they got is usually what cuts your line guys if you dont want to use birds(sparrows just use good ole chicken in cubed cut about 1/2 to 3/4 inch big you will catch them buggers all day long also use a steel leader and a treble hook were law allows
the problem is that it takes them so long to reach sexual maturity. Up here they're considered a threatened species due to habitat loss and road mortality. Again, they need to live a long time before they can make babies and many are not making it that far. We don't need to eat turtles.
They are not ancient creatures. Regardless of eating turtles if yall really cared about their existence youd be raising them yourselves to help the species flourish.
Alligator snapping turtles are protected in many southern states, due to population decline from hunting. Might wanna check your local and state laws on possessing these turtles.
Thumbs up if you have no idea how you got here but watched on regardless 👍👍👍
sooty ste I’m one of those people lol but funny & great video
@@LongIslandsHardcoreDetectorist great isn't it 😂 part 2 is better
Lol
I was watching snapper cooking vids, then ended up seeing “NASA is hiding stuff on the moon” conspiracy videos and then landed safely back here...
I have no idea why...
Omg! TWO thumbs up if you watch it the whole way through. This is some interesting stuff. Seriously.
My turtle is watching me from his tank lol
Same lmao
@Justin Z. Ummmmmm, just curious..
After 2month watching this..
Do you still alive or your turtle has killed you..
my turtles are hibernating and if I was watching this near them they would run as fast as they can and hide Under their rock
To your turtle "watch out your next" lol just joking with ya
I was just thinking about my turtle while I was watching this vid.
"I don't know if there is a snapping turtle in here, but I guarantee there is."
Deep.
Personally i liked "coming unfrayed". My deep is deeper than yours! 😆
ROFLMFAO!
None of the cooking part hanned here
You would have to be part of a secret society to understand the underlying symbolism.
If you read the secret occult text about Hermes and his snapper pond of eternity you will understand the true meaning.
This guy is def a 33 degree mason... if not higher.
@@psyoperator i see it now... thx
Lol
Whips out the bird like its an everyday bait you can grab in the fishing aisle at Walmart
Some people know how to survive without Walmart. Surprising, huh.
The problem is is a sparrow is considered a songbird, and I don't think you can hunt them.
you want a bird .... fly paper and bird seed youll have tons in short order!
four sheets stapled to wood with seed in center! wire the feet together open the wings wire arround. put the hook through the wing mussle. a live bird will also catch a big bass, larges love the birdies!!!
bass have more meat and easier to clean
now I know what to do with ally frozen sparrows!
It doesn't matter. You can catch turtles on any live bait. I've caught them on chicken meat, gizzards, livers. Hot dogs, worms, bacon, shrimp. Turtles LOVE baitfish and shrimp to a lesser degree. You can even use frozen saltwater baitfish or cut bait on freshwater turtles. They like cold salty fish. I don't know why.
Btw I have NEVER fished for turtles. They were always by-catch.
6:18 "i dont even know if theres a turtle in this pond, but i GUARANTEE you there is.." 😆
i always wondered how to keep my random sparrows fresh.. thanks dude
" just get em off you car, and throw em in the freezer, they'll last forever."
I'd be snapping too if someone tried to catch, clean, and cook me.
Stop! being so witty. I hate that.
@@ChironZore If you snap at me, I get to catch, clean, and cook you. Those are the rules!
@@ChironZore Don't you mean stop being so snappy?
😂😂😂
In Darby creek there. Is one old George as big as a hub cap
Lol where’d you get a sparrow 😂 just busted out of no where with it haha
That was my first thought. Where is the sparrow catching video?
U know maybe from the grill of your truck
prolly shot it
nobody saw that one coming, it was like the i am your father scene in the empire strikes back lol
The secret bait.... is just a sparrow. Your either gonna have to hunt your sparrows, or pull them out a the front of your fender somtimes... another thing your gonna need is a fence post...
What I need is for people like you to go away
Getit Jay hehehehehehe
Hysterical
😂😂😂the way he said it was hilarious...
@@81rbutler why are you so mad?
😂
I moved from FL to NJ 6 years ago, I used to get turtles out of the road with my bare hands to save their lives (FL), so when I first encounter a turtle on the road in NJ, I steeped out from my truck and I was ready to do the same for this unknown specie..a woman was driving by ant told me "don't even dare to get close to that animal, is going to chop off your fingers"...I got a 2x4 to shovel the animal out of the way and I am still impress about the snapping force and aggressiveness of this animals!
@Francisco Luna - Opposite here, moved from NJ to FL. Looked at every turtle crossing the road with suspicion for the first few months. Now I grab them, no problem.
@@dinganddoo2 I remember one time I grabbed a big turtle around Boca Raton Area, and at the same way , a woman passing by told me to be careful about grabbing them bare hand cause they have lots of bacteria.....
@@franciscoluna9596 - She's very right! Reptiles can be loaded with salmonella. Back in the 60s/early 70s, small turtles used to be a popular children's pet but were banned because kids weren't washing their hands after playing with them and loads of kids were badly sickened. I worked at a FL native wildlife rehab on the west coast and I carry baby wipes and hand sanitizer in my car now because I'm always finding some critter in distress or that needs to be moved. I do however draw the line at gators larger than 2 feet!
Growing up l, we always used gallon milk jugs as a bobber to keep our chicken livers from settling to the bottom of the pond. Snapping turtle is great tasting meat but you just have to keep them alive and in a plastic kiddie pool and feed it chicken feed or coarse ground cornmeal for about a day and a half to clean out their insides prior to reselling, filleting and crockpotting the meat. Damn fine meal
Man, this guy's personality persuaded me to watch to the end and subscribe. I don't even know how I got here. Lol
Who dares to disagree!? Same here, I have NO idea how this was recommended for me, I don’t fish much and never watch anything about it online but this caught my eye.
Lol
Same boat. Not sure why I'm here but it was interesting to say the least.
ok too scared to share your real name
Same with me!!! I was prepared to fasho forward until the end then I decided to hear what he was talking about. Don’t even know how I got here lol
You can't fool me Matthew McConaughey . 🤔
That’s when Matt was still hot After all that weight loss he lost his masculinity
Mark Williams lol
George Clooney man!
this is exactly how i thought the guy whom would teach me to catch, clean and eat a snapping turtle would sound
He's most amused as they struggle, or when he can report "they were not liking it." Strange psychological reaction to the more tragic moments of the hunting. Happy eating!
A textbook example of psychosexual inadequacy.
@@jamesccameron u wot m8?
Armchair psychiatrists must analyze everyone.
Do they taste muddy?like catfish?
No molestar ( No molesting)TURTLES. The snapper is 12-20 years old and they have been know to reach 100 yrs old. Their numbers are decreasing- do not wait till they are gone! In Canada they are on a watch list and you may get a fine depending on the Province.
NO MOLESTAR TURTLES! NO MOLESTAR!
In Lousiana they encourage us to catch common snappers bc theres so many of them and they're a nuisance
Yeah... those lists are regional. Some places they are over populated and some places rare. Where I am the numbers are managed perfectly, currently allowed one per year.
These things are the equivalent to rats in the south. They will kill a pond if you don't thin them out.
👍
For all the people who disliked this video: Snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) is evaluated as species Least Concern on IUCN redlist. Meaning that, in no way is catching and eating a snapper having a detrimental effect on their population or the ecosystem as a whole.
Dude knows how to survive can't be mad at him.
He is Fun to be With All the Time Even in the Cities Just No BS.
I can be mad at whoever I want to be mad at
@@81rbutler why do you make these cringy, rude, wannabe bad boy replies to every comment?
@@oscarstenberg2745 typical vegan bullshit. In his mind he's enlightened. He Lacks proper nutrition to have a fully functional brain.
cuz hes a goof ball
I’m laughing so hard this is cool tho lol
Nothing is less appetizing to me than a snapping turtle.
Why do people like you exist?
Jabari To go to the store and buy my food. Snapping Turtles are disgusting.
@@rickjason215 I was joking, anyways eating any animal is equally disgusting because you're eating an individual who wanted to live. The guy in the video is a dirtbag.
Jabari Yep. That Turtle in the truck was heartbreaking. He even talks about how unhappy the Turtle is. He had empathy and then pulled off his head. I don’t eat meat either. Developed arthritis and was in terrible pain. I stopped eating meat and the pain went away.
I'm not sure how this video came up on my suggestions, But I really liked it. and very interesting information. Thanks Les.
He said you can find sparrows in the front of your vehicle sometimes lmfaooo
Fisher Gutierrez I mean it is true...
LOL
Yep, most prolific car thieves in the world. The only solution is to remove the steering wheel.
Awesome video buddy! New subscriber here, I loved your video and a great talker. Can’t wait for your next video!!!
"I don't know if there's one in this pond, but I'll guarantee you it is"
20th same comment content . bring something new
Apple. Pie
We used live frogs for bait. Worked great for snappers muskie and bigger northern
This guy is definitely spiritually related to me. When things get bad bad, folks like him will be just fine
My Granpa showed me how to trap and clean turtles too. Keep up the good work Les.
I don't know if there is one in this Pond but I guarantee there is. LOL
Don’t get more hill billy than this ! Lmao
Can you please jump in the pond and stay there instead. Ever heard of a store? Why do you think there aren't turtles in the store, because they are NOT MEANT TO BE HUNTED
LMAO FR 😂 😂
@@81rbutler Crybaby
@@81rbutler you realise that the meat in stores is also made from living animals, right?
Not "meant" to hunt? That's the craziest thing I've heard in a while. Who decides which animals are meant and not meant to hunt? All animals are animals. Humans happen to be predatorious omnivores since 2-4 million years back. If we can eat them, they are meant to be hunted. Do you sort animals out of worth? Iis it okay to hunter other mammals like moose and deer, but not reptilians like turtles? Why? Repitialians are worth more than fellow mammals? Animal-nazi.
Those turtles are good with some brown gravy, okra, onions over white rice . Good shit, man
Jay Rogers ..”good shit”? I don’t eat shit.
Lmao ...! I thought I saw this dude in Full Metal Jacket ...😂😂😂
Definitely!!
He's like an R.Lee Ermey Jr
Private numbnuts
I thought he looked like him too
Idk why I clicked this video but I watched the end
This is my favorite video of all time. Everything about this is ‘Merica!
Turtles live long enough that they are toxic for human consumption and they are constantly being driven closer to extinction...so why consume them?
Turgle taste good....
Huh?? Toxic? How old does a turtle need to be before its considered "toxic"?
Tastes like chicken
Because they are snapping turtles and are massive spreading in the water pond lagoon then overpopulates and pray all the waterfowl.
Common snapping turtles are NOT anywhere close to extinction. Just about every little pond, creek, and mud puddle are chock full of them and if they were toxic I would have died years ago. They're delicious!
Alligator snappers are rare and are illegal to kill but not common snappers.
Are people starving in the South?
ha ha ha ha...watch the turtle going through hell and you'll lose your appetite for everything...I can't watch...
Seriously... these people are behaving like people in Vietnam who will eat anything that moves.
Very well made video sir! Thank you for your tips and shared wisdom. Your grandfather was a smart man!
One cannot judge a culture based on food. You live in luxury while we live in a survival crisis. Some people have no choice. So we eat what we get.
@Mojo Tech Snapping turtles are protected. Legally hunting them depends on which species and where. In my state I believe we're not allowed to take any. Which is cool with me. If I went after turtles, I'd focus on the invasive species-they're easier to find and no bag limits.
Yep u are right!!!!
. It's probably better tasting and it's probably better than that McDonald's hamburger that you're reading right now and more healthier
@@mikesimon9529 but them McDonald's burger are so tasty tho
@@iamtheone2292 that McDonald's shit is human meat ,
"I'll put the link for sparrows down below"
lol that's funny af
I'm sorry, Les Johnson, but You are AMAZINGLY fun. Thank You for teaching me how to catch a snapper. Man, I seen them in southern PA and they were HUGE. We heard tell these turtles would snap your toes right off, so no one would put their feet off the boat in the water after that. In the Schuykill River between Douglassville and Pottstown between Rt 422 and Rt 724 is where the real monsters lived. That was a long time ago. I bet they just got bigger and bigger.
Also ninja turtles after seeing this
:How to catch,clean and cook a human.
I bet this guy enjoys calling people from outside his town “city slickers” lol
LMAO
This guy is a beast. Remember that.
Les is good shit.
City man here.
Although I did eat fish from the local creek as a kid, I really got into hunting and fishing when I got a job with a bunch of "rural (mostly suburban)" Pennsylvanians in my 20s.
I quit trying after a year or two, because ALL of them had big ass estates, family "cabins up north" with hundreds of acres," purchased at a time when Blacks and Irish couldn't even buy those properties, a "pond on my dad's property," or some farmer friend who made $500,000 a year.
Rural Americans are an aristocracy who LARP as 19th century coal miners.
8:38 "He's already snapping, I don't know WHATS gonna happen here!" ROFLMFAO!!!
Dude is very detailed...great job...
this guy has the spirit of turtle
There are a lot of people here making fun of Les, but I think he is good. I just happened to stumble upon this in the usual, apparently random, way UA-cam gives you suggestions, and I am not in, or from, the USA but I learned a lot and I think he did it all in an entertaining way. In Europe I may never be able to use the method, don't know if there are even snapping turtles here. I do think it is cool that he wants, and is able to, explain very well, an interesting technique. Thank you Les, all the best of luck to you.
I don't see turtles as a food, even if I run out of meals in a deep forest, I'd like to choose to eat leaves than turtles, imo
Why don’t you use a wire trace on the end so it can’t cut your line?
My Grandfather always caught them crossing the road in the spring to lay their eggs.. You should watch them and let them lay their eggs before you catch them ..
so happy he died
@@noname-td7wl That comment is strangely amusing.
Mike Skidmore, I once saw a snapper sitting on the sidewalk bathing in someone's sprinkler.
@@mortsnerd5100 IKR
How the holy hell did this video come up on my suggestions. Even worse how am I still watching??😜😜
I sent it to u
I searched and watched a Video on how to make fresh Pasta. This Showed up as a suggestion
Wondering the same thing... Still watching
@@prolyric2715 I couldn't watch. I had to stop. I was watching "How To Take Cuttings Off A Plant." And then I watched this until the turtle was caught and I couldn't take it. Oh, I couldn't watch it.
Omg. How did i get here? And what does snapping turtles taste like? Not that I'd ever eat 1
Very well documented....loving it. My good buddy is from the back woods of Oklahoma and I have LEARNED a hell of alot good to see this on UA-cam as well it is a pleasure to see and hear the secrets that you disclose my friend I hope to give this a try. P.S. I found your channel by accident and yet I was very intrigued. You have persuaded me to give this a try while I am up in Missouri. Thank you much sir
4:05 Lmao 😂 I thought he was going to say “Pull em out of your A**” 😂😂
Ha
Ow
Me too I swear I'm in tears 😂😂
He looks like a mix between Jeffery dean Morgan and Jim Carey
I just subscribed to this. I love this stuff.
Ahh man I thought he was going to show us how to clean and cook the turtle too! Is there a second part to this?
Lol
Yes there is🤣
"I'm gonna show you exactly how to do it without all the BS"
*proceeds to talk about a spool of line he bought as a kid*
When you cant separate bullshit from an anecdote.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your catch was hilarious 😂 loved it!!!
I had to laugh out loud when he picks the dead bird up out of nowhere! Great video Im gonna try this next time I see a dead bird!
I was looking for bigfoot videos. how did i end up here?
Maybe do a video on how to catch clean and cook bigfoot?
Listen I was just looking for a new recipe for chicken so...
Stick to xvideo my friend
C Joe lol 😂 I was looking how to stew Chinese mushrooms 🍄??
Next video I think he'll use a snapping turtle to catch a delicious Bigfoot 😂
at least big foot lollllllmao I can't even finish my comment
8:12... "Yup, gotta big ol' snapper here!" love this kid...
And then a 15' Alligator grabs you... 😮🐊 Game over man!
Karma!
Lol the hunt never stops
LMFAO! So true!!!
@Prashant Pandey plant based? that's mods your eating, not real..If you stop eating greens they'll be lots of food for animals..stop burning firewood that animals like, stop using paper so animals will keep their territory safe by not cutting their trees,.don't think your perfect, the list goes on and on,.don't preach !
that is Nebraska ... no alligators in 1000 miles lol
One thing to point out is he wet the knot as he pulled it tight. A wet knot is stronger than a dry knot.
Bruh when he pulled out captain Jack I died
Me At 3AM:Hmm let me watch videos about cleaning sharks,fish and snapping turtles.
Also Me:Living in a Dessert
Lol
driving around in a banana split
"Little guys turn into Big guys"
This dude is absolutely persuaded in his own mind that we all want to eat snapper lol.
"He smells nice too"
Ed Bassmaster "y'all want a snappin turtle??"
This dude seriously just pulled out a whole ass bird.
Hello from Oklahoma! Thanks for the very informative video. Since I hunt starlings with a pellet rifle, this is a great use for them. I've caught turtles accidently while catfishing, but now I can do it for real. Thanks! Love Hornady bullets! Merry Christmas! God Bless!
Poor turtle. Let him go! What did he do to you?
Let me guess... Vegetarian.
Fooooood
Just wiped out all the fish and baby ducks out of the pond and made it unsafe for the children to swim in
@@Mayoforme not vegeterian smarthole , but earthlings
@@imonthewinningside8281 and is? that a cause to turn you into a turtle like it is
Lol I was not expecting the bait to be a bird. Super interesting
Beats golfing any day! And a whole lot of other stuff, too....thanks for sharing us this world of yours...
amazing scenery, be blessed you live in a place like that!
its just temporary
I’ve always heard about turtle soup in TMNT so I decided to watch the video 😆
Thanks to you my sister is mad at me for killing her parakeet!!!
Puchito puchito you so dume
Christopher Lara *dumb
Kevin Garcia because you’re to stupid to get the joke!
Lol
Puchito puchito lies
Lol awesome catch guy. 😂
Nice video that actually teaches something. Thanks.
"they're kinda mean you know what i "mean
"They're kind of mean" What animal with a sharp ass hook in it's mouth would be polite and say, "excuse me kind sir, but I've seemed to have gotten myself caught in some type of a contraption which is causing me excruciating pain. Would you happen to have the remedy for my problem?"
@BigJyeTV they eat little ducklings by biting their legs and drowning them before eating them. They prey also wild ducks and geese, but the prey fight trying to fly and is too huge to be taken under water, so the turtles shreds part of the bird body by detaching the legs and in ducks also interior parts, letting the pray/victim to die by agony maybe in days with the wounds full of maggots eating the goose or duck still alive but dying slowly in pain.
Snapping turtles are mean by nature.
@Liza I agree with you they’re mean and aggressive
@@EM.1 that's not mean, that's just nature. Animals have to kill by any means necessary to survive. For example, a pride of lions TYPICALLY catch and suffocate an animal before eating it, but I've seen a pride basically gutting an animal alive. That's just how nature works, but we're one animal that can choose how we kill animals and can do so swiftly so they don't have to agonize until death.
@BigJyeTV but the snapping turtles are classified as infest type of animals, where there are snapping turtles there’s no other waterfowl. They live longer so can reproduce a lot and create overpopulation in the entire wetlands, because when too much in a pond they move to a new lagoon lake near so every place where they live in overpopulation is lifeless except for snapping turtles.
By logical reasoning there must be a way to reduce their number, and eating them is a zero waste way.
There’s no other animals in this environment, not in the world as you made reference, but here in Northern America continent, that makes the habitats unlivable to every other animal that normally co habit in the same habitat with others different species.
Snapping turtles must be controlled and reduced in numbers.
@@EM.1 snapping turtles numbers are controlled by natural predators that feed on snapping turtle eggs and when they're hatchlings.
So you throw it so the wind keeps it in the middle of the pond? Doesnt wind change directions?
look at that Turtle run 🐢💨 almost got away from ya.
how the hell did you catch them Birds lol
Front of car
Bb gun
that's a whole 'nother video...wonder what the bait is for them ;)
Near our cabin there was a guy called "The turtle man".. He would wade in the creek looking for spots along the shore where a turtle would borrow into the side of the creek bed. He would reach in and pull the turtle out using both hands. He did this relying on the premise that the turtles don't back into their borrows but swim in ,enter head first. As far as I know he never lost any fingers but you'd never convince me to do it that way.
I stop for turtles.
I dont eat em.
Vladimir Vladimir I stopped for them too. But I almost lost my fingers when I picked up a snapping turtle. Anyways I’m sure they are good eatin!!!
You mean you stop for tortoises, not turtles.
No snapping turtle is a turtle......... but yes tortoises as well.
Ever try fish?
Same here. We have Red earred sliders and Western Painted Turtles here on our island
Les,
I put this video on a loop at a local, community college and I'll be damned if at least 70% of the kids ran crying to a "safe space" full of coloring books until they threw the switch on the a/v circuit breaker!!! 🤣
My kind of guy! You'd love my channel.
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I'm just saying there's no need to catch/hunt in the wonderful country we live the is not catching them humanly nor is he treating them right that's why when I'm fishing I catch and release it's about the satisfaction of catching an animal and about the craft of it but when I do go to eat what I catch I immediately chop the fishes head off right in the boat so it doesn't have to suffer but the way hes doing it where the turtles are cought by having something stuck in there throat is despicable just as worse as someone that litters
@don williams Don's got the truth volume cranked to 11!!! 👍
They say, When those suckers bite you, they won't let go until it thunders.
Explains why ninja turtles don't make movies anymore.
grow the f up
At the end i was hoping for the snapping turtle to snap at you and lunge at your face and the camera drops and all you hear is you screaming 😂
those razor sharp beaks/jaws they got is usually what cuts your line guys if you dont want to use birds(sparrows just use good ole chicken in cubed cut about 1/2 to 3/4 inch big you will catch them buggers all day long also use a steel leader and a treble hook were law allows
chris copeland, I hooked one once on an artificial shrimp. I think they would eat just about anything.
that's actually George Clooney catching snappers folks...!!! ;-)
1_ Fishin'_ Magician that’s hilarious 😂
I’m getting Nicolas Cage vibes from this guy
With a pinch of forest gump
Daniel Muang and I'm getting attracted to this guy.
I am getting a Eric Robert vibe actually lol
Welcome to the Rock-ish..
Definitely a relative at the least lol!
Oh man I started cracking up when he held up that sparrow....
Make me a turtle soup and make it snappy
I’m all for hunting but I can’t believe your killing turtles. They are ancient creatures.
R1Bayside I agree
Yeah totally not necessary for him to do this shit.
the problem is that it takes them so long to reach sexual maturity. Up here they're considered a threatened species due to habitat loss and road mortality. Again, they need to live a long time before they can make babies and many are not making it that far. We don't need to eat turtles.
@@stevanplavsa3467 Well said!
They are not ancient creatures. Regardless of eating turtles if yall really cared about their existence youd be raising them yourselves to help the species flourish.
I need to send my wife this video so it can answer the question of why I have a sparrow in the freezer.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Alligator snapping turtles are protected in many southern states, due to population decline from hunting. Might wanna check your local and state laws on possessing these turtles.
Killem and eat ‘em
sorry reminds of that line in a movie "He got a real purty mouth ain't he"
Wayne Rowe zombie land lol
Deliverance
Yeah. I enjoyed it very much you are very articulate in the way you explained it
How about a video on how to catch sparrows?