Snake Trapping with Minnow Traps 

Orion Rodriguez yup

blind bang and gaming man if you know anything about sand boas is that they live in Kenya... and that is obviously a hognose..

dipshit

right?

Cool

me as well

+nicholas anderson yes but most trap to kill..

+nicholas anderson wrong

After 6 years ill like your comment.

Basically this minnow traps from traditional concept from people who lives in the villages such peoples from kalimantan but they make it from bamboo called "bubu"

+strumhead Much appreciated. Hope to continue deserving such.

+Jim Nowak My degree is in Biology. Definitely allows for a different perspective at times. Glad to help, keep checking back, no telling what Ill get into over time.

+dirty Mushroom - Holly Bubba Not all nature, I rather disdain poison ivy as well as gnats. : )

Good one!

+Nate Buker Much appreciated. Think I'm getting better at this little by little. More to come for sure. Cheers.

+Robert Fraser Thank you sir. Well keep doing what we are doing.

+Richar Spark I'm hoping so. Ill keep them coming.

Thank you for watching. There's been no call to terminate a snake on the property for quite some time. If ever faced with an overabundance, i reserve the option to eat them... but like you I am vehemently against the ignorant knee jerk reaction of killing any and all snakes.

+Bob Hansler Im glad to find someone like you on RU-vid definitely subscribing

those are dangerous

Aren't those poisonous?

Nope. No such thing as a poisonous snake.

Since watching this video, I have trapped and killed 3 "venomous" cottonmouths. The kids' swimming hole on Two-Mile Creek is getting safer.

Mateiros Carijós I would like going to misiones forest to trapping a jararacuçu...I really like that animal...I would like having one as a pet...

+Smaakjeks K Not when it comes to June bugs ; ), but yes, we have worked hard to teach him to take care of little creatures. He loves to learn and tries to make friends with all of the creatures he finds each day. He still hasn't won over the opossums and armadillos yet... but he is trying.

***** Mine is having issues sharing affection with the horses... he gets offended when we give them attention.

***** That is adorable. Bob Hansler Jealous doggy - even more adorable.

+Jacob Sachs Hope to make 100K in the coming months. The pup encourages and pushes me each day. Hell star in quite a few more of these vids I'm thinking ; )

+Bob Hansler that's quite a goal, I think you can get there.

+rmsolympic1 Thank you. Between bouts of playing in mud holes and swimming in the creek... he cleans up pretty nice at times. ; )

+nina medina Glad to have you Nina. I'll keep making videos if you'll keep watching them. Cheers!

Pretty amazing pup. He is always learning and there by my side to help where he can.

+Sean Cleverly You've got the breed right. He's a smart little one and tries to learn and help wherever he can. Glad you're watching, well keep making these over here. Cheers.

I decided to subscribe also mate as it's always good to be informed on bush survival no matter what part of the world we are in, you can always adapt 1 person's ways to your own situation and you clearly have a great grasp on bush survival. Over here in Australia it's pretty hard to show those kind of survival techniques as just about every thing is a protected species, including a lot of our snakes. I just watched your vid on killing cleaning and cooking Rattle snake and was very impressed, love the videos mate keep them coming. Cheers from down under.

+OQUINN83 A rather non-invasive way to get a glimpse of those elusive creatures that we might not otherwise ever see.

+Bob Hansler Do you only catch them to look at them and release ? One guy in a statement about mentioned he sold rattle snakes to Texas A & M . Do you sell any ? I never thought about snakes as a commodity ? Thanks. Nice Video !

WH The reptile trade can be a lucrative endeavor, selling those that are venomous is even more so. I do not sell any of the snakes I catch, though at times I have kept a few for a short duration to show to classes or youth groups. I cannot see taking a healthy creature from its environment in order to enclose it in a cell for personal enjoyment as many do. I would consider donating them for research or labs to use in the production of anti-venom. Just care about my creatures and see too many people trying to bring nature into their houses for shallow reasons instead of going out into nature and becoming a part of it. If one is to handle snakes as I do on any consistent basis, the proper tags and licenses need to be purchased as per the state and the federal/local laws should be well known before making any attempt. Good question.

Bob Hansler Agree 110% Bob ! Don't like to see anything have to go in a cage ! People get a dog and then put them in a cage. I don't understand ? Mindless , heartless ? Maybe both ? I like your videos and your style ! 8)

WH Glad to have ya and Im glad you feel that way.