Beaver trapping in the heat. (How to use drowning rods on beaver)
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Trapping a beaver nuisance job to get water level lower so that the field is not flooded.
Products used.
Duke 650 and MB 750. Both can be bought at duketraps.com or by calling Dukes At
662-494-6767. Ask for Pam. She’s awesome.
Drowning set up is 8ft fiberglass rods with Hagz locks. Look up J3 outdoors on Facebook for both products.
It's awesome you take them boys with you while trapping.
Kids need to be outside and gaining knowledge.
Can't wait until both them boys can set a beaver trap on their own and we can watch it on video.
I bet it won't be long.
Be blessed
I’ll be glad when Harlow can drive and do these jobs without me 😂. Just let me get money 😂
@@DavidEllisYawtYawt amen tell Harlow have a great summer and David I just love you're videos and congratulations on the beaver's . Knoking thangs in the head ywat ywat hog shine works !!!!!!!! Sir would you please think about sending me a set of hog teeth please and thank you I appreciate all of your work feeding families and eradicate all wild hogs /and other animals.
@@DavidEllisYawtYawt Facts. Build the dynasty.
Make me a hat out of that mama and I will drive from California to get it always good to see you and your kids thank you for sharing your time with us
Hi from Syracuse NY and you are doing a outstanding job brother
Hey thanks for the continued support
Phil Here from Manchester, England 🇬🇧. Recently come across your channel and I'm really enjoying it. Stay safe brother.
David you are a fun person and I love watching your videos and I know what you do is need Ed people don't need to lose their land over a Varmint
Harlow wanted his fanger to be part of the show :)
Lol the little buddy said “ha said dam” lol
Nice beaver !
Good job on explaining the relocation for the complainers.
Best hat I’ve seen was made of beaver fur.
Yawt Yawt getting 🦫’s!
I really injoy watch your channel lot better than tv
Good work👍🏻
good job for the landowner . we have a job to do around hickory flat area .
Once again Jesus loves you and don't you forget it
👍👍 git er done David.
I once upon a time did some summer beaver trapping for a man with a lot of beaver damage. I found I did not like a single thing about it. Walking through the field grass to get to the location, found I was covered with ticks, about 25 or 30. Caught the adults, and caught the kits, that part really sucked. The little guys could barely pull the trap into deep water. The fur on the adults wasn`t worth anything, and to me, it was a huge waste. I didn`t do any more summer trapping, but stuck to my Winter trapping. Those damage control guys can have it, the ticks, snakes, mosquitos, heat, and young kits.
I've got some nuisance beavers in my pond. But not dam builders, dam destroyers. They ripped off the dam, dug lot of holes in it and completely drained the pond, decreasing water level instead of increasing it.
Good Job
Love ya to Dave from Dave!
Great video! Well done!
Nice beaver. What do you do with the beavers? Hope ya'll have a good day. Love you guys.
Interesting
David nr 1 🙏
If only that old 22 could talk, the tales it could tell.
Tell it. It had been with me since I started trapping
I am 54 years old, I still got the .410, I got for Christmas when I was 8. When I die , it's going to my grandson.
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I have a beaver problem in a residential neighborhood pond. Any suggestions?
beaver is good eatin
That's some good eating
What does it taste like ?
@@tonibunyard5993 Chicken. 🤷
@@tonibunyard5993 Beaver taste depends on how clean it is.
We would like to see a catch, clean, and cook vid.
Are they good to eat or dog food ?
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Great job:)
Good job. I have been looking for some of the fiberglass rods. Did you find them locally?
Have you eaten beaver meat David?
Skin it and tan the hide. Can you still sell it?
I wish I knew what he was saying. :-)
I do to sometimes 😂
Hello Comon
Hi, my husband watches, not me. I'm not into the hunting and trapping, but I do understand what you're doing and why. Your videos are very entertaining. Lots of fun, great energy. I see what you're doing as more like pest control. People wouldn't have as much upset if you were killing a nest of cockroaches, brown recluse spiders, or a hive of Africanized bees. But the animals you're dealing with become like that when out of control, they just have the potential to feed hungry people and the roaches, of course, don't. From my point of view, what could be a little off-putting to some people, even me if I dwell on it, is you giggling like a giddy school girl when you're doing what you're doing. It can give those of us who are sensitive to animal life the impression that you're deriving some sick, twisted, psychotic thrill from the killing of an innocent life. But, I thought about it and I don't think that's exactly the case. I think you're just enjoying your job. Taking pleasure in the fact that you are doing a service for people who are being adversely affected by the damages and dangers some of these invasive species can cause. And enjoying the fact that you are your own boss, basically. I think we'd all do well to remember Ecclesiastes... there is a time for every purpose under the sun. It's true, really true. It may not always be the most pleasant thing. Sometimes, it feels heartbreaking, but it's a necessary part of life. There has to be a balance. In order for there to be balance, sometimes things or people live and sometimes they die. Hopefully in an honorable and righteous way. And if you have to work, you might as enjoy it.
Thank you.
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This is really grotesque. Drowning animals that are trying to keep predators out of their homes? Laughing at them for trying to keep predators from eating their kits? Maybe he got knocked in the head.
Don't be cheap buy waders 69.95 can you afford that.
leave the beavers alone, its their land..
Why can’t you do it more humanely? You don’t let the hogs suffer
I see your son traps with you but does your girlfriend also does the same.