NEW Modern Trapping Series Pat 2 Trapping Intention and Trap Types

[@tramontane3239]

I still have the coon pelt you gave me.
I never stop learning from the things I have learned from you.

[@aussiehardwood6196]

Very good lesson David, rarely push products but often just deliver us the solid goods.

[@lindelloutdoorsinc]

Thank you for everything you do Dave!!! Going to try and take out some nest raiders this winter and spring. Can't wait to learn more from you.

[@ronaldf8711]

I stumbled upon your videos last night. They've been super informative and all I can say is I'm hooked. I've been wanting to get into trapping for some time now and your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you.

[@buzzardhollowoutdoors7385]

I recommend youvwatch his other videos on trapping. Modern trapping series

[@woodstrekker6345]

For me fur is food supplementation because I have someone who I can trade furs for jars of canned fruit and vegetables and stew and apple butter ect.

[@etiennerochon62]

Opossum are now in the south of the province of Quebec, in Canada. They probably arrived 5-6 years ago.

[@luanaewerling8883]

Mais um ótimo video Dave. 👍

[@stevekemble8911]

Your videos are really hitting the mark these days. Good work!

[@eliinthewolverinestate6729]

I use swarm traps and fish traps. Been thinking about trapping beaver. To help keep swamp draining. Beaver makes good bear baiting and gloves. We live trap around the chicken coup.

[@gregwatruba4541]

Thanks for doing trapping videos. Can't wait till you get out in the field.

[@cjvilleneuve1566]

Thanks David.

[@ТУРИСТ-АВАНТЮРИСТ]

Thanks Dave, awesome video. Love all that you do for us On youtube and selfrelianceoutfitters. You and your instructors are my go to to learn new stuff. Keep em coming! Loved it. 👍

[@budwilliams6590]

It is generally illegal to relocate live trapped animals. The following came from Ohio DNR hunting and trapping regulations for the 2022-2023 season "All furbearers are required to be killed
immediately and reduced to the person’s possession or released immediately at the capture site."

[@DavidCanterbury]

Obviously local laws take precedence this is not the case in every state

[@kumbackquatsta]

this is great. i hope you do cooking trapped game too

[@maxpinson5002]

Thanks for the video
Hopefully we'll see more of
your trapping videos, and maybe
even a trapper's cabin re-visit
or two or more

[@rlindsay23]

Great video! Thanks for sharing!

[@davidwright5580]

Another awesome video I in joy watching your videos

[@CRJines]

Kool! A new trapping series

[@prosdad6438]

Another great video. Thanks Dave!

[@aspitofmud6257]

Always love these trapping videos as I do alot of nuisance trapping. Maybe you could do a video explaining how to use different baits for animal specific trapping.

[@sheltowee8079]

The things that I have seen possums crawl out of I'd have to be awfully hungry but a coon is delicious!! A bobcats about the only one worth trapping for cash, gotta keep the coyotes at bay somehow

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

Beaver is probably my favorite eating trappin animal.

[@rparnaby3843]

I tried possum a few years ago and I cooked the meat in its own fat and I was amazed and how similar or identical it tasted to pork Bacon!!!

[@darylsarbaugh3491]

Feral pigs. One of the largest destructive animal in Texas.

[@raverboi4203]

live traps are great for urban areas

[@billhatcher2984]

You missed a couple good eating animals beaver and musk rat are both good to eat

[@lru1l]

❤️🔥

[@outdoordauber]

As a trapper, I would eat 100 muskrats before I'd eat one bite of 'possum. 🤢

[@donaldeugenealford4080]

How did u end up in Ohio,from Indiana Dave,your Pathfinder school would of done great at Brown county state park area. Still a fan from a Hoosier.👍🇺🇸😎

[@aaronloomis8750]

David, your audio sound is very low.