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It´s not realy incorrect! Common men has not the right to hunt/ trapp. It will be consider POACHING. I´am not but my Dad is a (Profession) Hunter, i know what i´m talking about. There are exeptions " In Europe ", for sure but in general it is ilegal for common men. In most parts of the EU/ Europe... If you go to the east, to the south you may have better coditions. Greetings, Jo

you are not wrong with your comment, men! We have some trapp passibilities in Germany ( i come from Germany) but like you said YOU HAVE TO be certificated witch alowes you to call yourself certificated trapper so no longer common men in the propper use/ sense of the designation, right?! This great thing " from father to the son" like i learnd goes more and more lost. So like i said: at the end of the day a common men don´t have the right to trapp in most part of Europe. Greetings from Stuttgart, Jo

Check my vid prepping for the season from last week bro

Thanks Dave.

Why?

***** often they're not very clear as to what the video's about or eye catching, in my opinion. I still watch them since i'm a subscriber but for new viewers it would make them more likely to watch. Same goes for the thumbnail, something clear and eye catching.

Yeah I aint real fancy but I always thought it was about the learning not the commercialism, although some folks would think otherwise, I like it organic myself, those that want to learn will come

***** i agree with you there. But in this video for example, someone who isn't well versed in trapping, wouldn't know what a woodsman #110 is and therefore wouldn't know that the video is about trapping.

I like it

110's don't have a safety dog

In Ohio Traps over 5" Have to be in Water not necessarily under water, Traps over 7" have to be submerged

wildernessoutfitters I wasn't saying you were wrong in anyway, just don't want folks getting tickets. I lived in Oregon a short while, regulations book for hunting and fishing was as big as the bible, lol. thanks for the good videos.

They only have to be covered in water if they are larger than 7.5in for square, and 8in for round. that's out of the trapping guide for indiana.

The Emperor0 cool. I knew the bigger ones you had to be submerged. I appreciate it.

No problem, I'm super new to trapping so I've read all the laws several times. That way I don't screw up and get fined or get my license taken away.