How to Trap Snakes using Minnow Traps (Dos, don'ts, and tips)
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2016
- A demonstration of Snake Trapping methods using Gee's minnow traps over a 3 day period.
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I stumbled upon your video here. I was a S.E.R.E. instructor in the military. I'm very impressed with your knowledge of the outdoors and trap setting. Thank you very much for your added comments on proper ethics of hunting/trapping. There are a million or more reasons to not arbitrarily kill creatures outdoors, including beautiful creatures like snakes, frogs or even minnows. They are all very important to our environment. I don't hear enough people commenting on proper ethics of hunting and trapping so much appreciated. I recently shared with my brother, who is not a hunter, that I would never shoot a doe with young fawns nearby. He asked why and it was a pleasure to use that as a way to explain the ethics of hunting to him. Keep up the good videos!
The small snake you called a wormsnake is actually a blindsnake aka threadsnake. (Leptotyphlops) The next two snakes you captured in the first trap were checkered garter snakes (Thamnophis marcianus) The fourth snake you captured in the trap with the frog is a blotched watersnake (Nerodia erythrogaster) The fifth snake was an eastern hognose (Heterodon platirhinos) The sixth was an adult checkered garter (Thamnophis marcianus) The seventh snake was a texas ratsnake (Pantherophis obsoletus) I realize you knew most of those, but I thought I would post this to support you against the people who disagreed with you. Thank you for releasing the snakes when you were done.
Last one is a rat snake isn’t it?
the dog thought you were talking to him the whole time
Hi Bob Hansler. Hey when you do your videos could you please take the time to put the English Text on each one for your deaf followers like me? I couldn't understand ANYTHING you said in this video because of y hearing deficit. Please consider it for me/us out here. Thanks.
who else jumped when that snake struck the camera??
are there water moccosins
Who else flinched and jumped in bed while watching this
You're both kind enough to talk about proper ethics when hunting and tough enough to grab a venomous snake by it's tail and look it right in the face. Much respect.
What’s Your Favorite snake to eat?
Hognose snakes are such dramaqueens,
I appreciate you emphasizing that living bait is still a living animal, and to treat it respectfully. You do great work, and your dog is awesome!
Love your dog, he is very cautious, never attacks something and is keeping an eye on you. I am sure he will guard you with his life when something is going really wrong.
I love that you have a strong ethical code of conduct even though you are faced with dealing with animals in the wild all the time. Most people who tout such ethics never actually spend time in the outdoors and aren't grounded in reality. Much respect.
Bob, your wide versed knowledge impresses the heck out of me. Wishing you good health. Love your channel.
Brother , I'm very impressed with your knowledge, kindness, and ethics, among other things. You're a great talker, it's like you never make a mistake during your presentation. Dude, you need your own TV show! I'm very proud to see a young man like you showing others how to do stuff! Good luck, National Geographic maced pick you up, and you give them my whole series on your knowledge!
You're a great man. The fact you care so much about the conditions of the trapped animal astonishes me, seeing as though most trappers would just trap and kill. Its very heartwarming.
Looks like a full grown rat snake to me. Love your channel; you speak with a sort of wisdom that is calming and educational. keep it up.
I found your comments about the ethical aspects of using live bait really educational
Seriously tho shows what a true outdoorsman he is for stressing the concern for the animals hes using as bait and for what hes tryin to trap. Seriously wish every one had the care and respect for wildlife bob has. Be safe out there bob