Always enjoy watching your videos.Nice looking cats also.I just bought myself a gopro3 last week and I think I am going to like it,but I need a lot of practice.Good luck with the rest of your season and be safe.
Another awesome video.Looks like a really nice place to be ,a little chilly.Keep up the good videos.Thanks for the views.Stay safe,tell Charely to stay safe also.
Great video Andrew... the edits are awesome! I recently picked up a gopro and am gonna use it from now on! I also am convinced I will be making my snares like yours from now on, using the hay wire. Much cheaper than the other extension wire I have been using! I had back surgery 4 weeks ago and after watching this... I am anxious to get on my feet and back in the country! Thanks bud!
Really enjoyed the new vid. I grew up an a farm and have been an outdoorsman my whole life. Really nice to see another part of the country from the perspective of a fellow outdoorsman. Getting yourself set up pretty nice! Looking forward to the next one of you and Charlie "goin' thata way" !
Wow great video.!..Chopping the ice and then under water shots.. Very nice stuff. I would of love to of been in Charlie's seat on the ride away from the water hole. :) I also love the sun setting and whole time laps at the end. Nice touch....
Hello Andrew Nice film as always I really love watching your Videos becuase its my like a dream life survive what nature provide. Keep the good work and post more Video.
I have been watching you channel for a while now, Andrew....your vids are better each time. I agree with TimMillerVideo, I officially do not need my TV anymore. Glad to see you made a new one, thanks.
Nice Savage, I just got the exact same one but a .22. It has the heavy barrel and accutrigger just like yours. My heart leaped when I saw you with it, now I know for sure I got a great rifle! Still need to shoot it though. Great video by the way, thanks for putting in the extra effort making it even when you didn't have to. Simply beautiful Andrew
The first two minutes do an excellent job at describing the anticipation involved with trapping. It's a rush that never gets old. The GoPro stuff is really good. The getting water shots are as realistic as it gets. Guys around here use the chainsaw early in the season and then place an insulated roof made from styrofoam and 2x6's to stop the hole from freezing too thick. Or get yourself an ice auger with a 10 inch bit! The days are getting longer. Enjoy the bush before the flies. Thanks.
Glad to see a new video. I'm not going to lie, I was actually getting a little worried cause I haven't seen anything new from you but that's just cause I'm such a fan of your videos. Be safe and happy trapping.
Practicing with some special effects now. Cool, spices up the Movie man. Looks like your going to have a lot of water in the ponds with all that snow melt this spring. Thanks for the update.
Andrew I learned a long time ago how to use a needle bar, what you do is hit the same spot in the ice several times and soon it will start shattering all around and just keep pounding around the outside of your center hole toward the center, you'll find you can make a large hole in about 4 or 5 min depending on how hard you can strike the ice Just a little tid bit.. Keep the vids coming really enjoy them.
Wow just when we think we've seen it all. Boom, you pull off another one. Great creative video. As we can see, you think of your viewers each and every time. Awesome job!! Now on to the next one lol. Peace man.
Wow, you have become quite the cinematographer, every episode gets better. Its good to see you and charlie are still plugging along good luck to ya. Peace
Andrew, your getting pretty good with your cameras and the way you set up your shots. The camera shot in the ice hole came out exelent. Also liked the way you vid finished. Stay safe
Love the different angles you took on this one. Very creative.... though I might have worried about my camera falling through the hole in the ice while submerged and me dipping out water.....LOL. Also the time lapse at the end. Great video.
Yep nice Lynx catch. Awesome Go-Pro idea. Good shooting with .17 hmr. I also have a Savage. They are very accurate with good scope. Nice video!! :) 10th Lynx nice.
I really like my Savage .17HMR too, most accurate rifle I own. My neice (never shot a rifle before) put 7 rds. under a dime at 50 yds. with it! Mine is the bull bbl. with wood stock and I put an old Weaver K4 steel tube scope on it.
Your videos are both entertaining and informative. They are, by far, the most interesting thing on RU-vid! Thank you for making the huge extra effort to document, edit and share your life in the bush. How about bringing us along to the fur auction this year?
Looks like you got a lot of snow this year, I spent some time in Churchill Falls Labrador and you could get 8feet of snow up there through the winter. It makes getting around pretty friggen hard. Looking forward to your next video.
Love you videos Andrew.... take them spruce grouse and soak them over night in salt water or use baking soda same for rabbits... takes the Spruce taste out LOL
Very nice Andrew. I like your shots from down in the hole getting water and spuding out the ice. Looks like the go-pro works well under water in the cold. Hay how about a time-laps of the northen lights some night. Good shoots on your chickens. 338 OUT
nice job buddy, good to see you guys!!!! looks like that go pro is working out well.i got a chest pack you need to see, ill be doing a vid soon!!!!!! THEY ARE AWSOME AND I KNOW WILL WORK GREAT FOR YOU!!!!
I am Sheilas husband. I have trappedfor over 40 years, but had to have a bone marrow transplant 4 years ago. Just rall got going 100% in 2012. I think you have good videos. Keep them ming.
This was your most creative video yet, man - just excellent. You're really getting on with becoming a professional shooter of cameras as well as chickens. Love it.
On your Victor #3 softcatch traps do you 4 coil them, and when you speed dip your traps does it make a difference in the way it drys if you dye them in winter rather than summer.
