I have tried showing them a video from the Maryland DNR but they usually refuse to watch it. It's like they don't want to admit that they're spreading bs.
Years ago me an a buddy caught a bear cub in a # 1.75 victor offset. It was on a drag and climbed a tree. It was a mess, but we got it released. Lol. That was in Arkansas. We didn't have those good mb 550s at that time but I do now. Merry Christmas to all my fellow trappers
See, your kids are unlike mine. Just about the time I had my hand in that trap. My 13 yr old daughter would have growled and said "BEAR" and I'd had shit my pants. As there laughing there ass's off 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ Nick, you never fail to entertain us with these great videos. And it was YOU that convinced me some years ago, that having 3 or 4 swivels on your traps is very beneficial. For such a low cost to buy the better quality, USA made crunch proof swivels is definitely worth it.
www.fntpost.com/Products/Nuisance+Animal+Handling+Equipment/Ketch-All+Pole+Animal+Release+Sticks I’ve used homemade PVC poles in the past and broke a couple. Went ahead snd spent the money on a good one, and I’m glad I did.
@@biggstimetrapping9323 yes - I think your simple approach and attention to detail is very helpful. Thanks for sharing. I want to support your cause and get a couple shirts for Christmas gifts. Please let me know how to
@@biggstimetrapping9323 awesome. I'm just getting into trapping. That trap seems bad ass. I'm mostly targeting fox, but yotes are around, I wondered if the 550 would be overkill for a fox? Thanks!
Where was that little fuzzy trouble maker caught at? That sucker looked like it was almost too much for a catch pole. What are you supposed to do if one about twice that size gets caught? They're coming back in here, and I sure don't care for em. You'll be in bad trouble if you pop one and they catch you
I just started looking for some lines for trapping rats and found sings of bears where they have never been seen in southern NJ. It's only a matter of time before they start at the garbage cans lol
They're making their way into east Texas from Louisiana and Arkansas. Won't be long until they start tearing up vehicles and property. Neighbor has already had one dig a huge hole not quite a hundred yards from his house
