Wolverine Trapping Alaska 2024 

A 23in male martin is worth $80, and a mink is worth $10. Martin will be larger in size.

@@AdventureHuntsWorldwide wow ,thanks

you do have to be careful how you do it as you certainly do get a crust forming, I don't mind a crust with wolverine footer sets as I want them to really stack some weight on the pan before it goes off. Im no expert by any means but I think if I can make them wrestle with the bait while on their hind feet they break the crust and set the footer off also with a lot off weight and get a nice deep catch. hope this makes sense.let me know if you have any good ideas. thanx bud

@@AdventureHuntsWorldwide I’ve seen other Alaska videos where snow is sifted. And you guys know way more than me. It has failed for me, but for animals lighter and less committed to the set. I have successfully slid the trap in from the side without disturbing the surface snow. Have also done this under existing tracks in situations where I know they are going to step in their track rather than make a new one. But I need a fence line or something to hide my own sign. It works. Snow is tough for me. You are never without it. I got nothing but respect for you guys up there.

every species here in Alaska is protected in some way, hence why the trapping and hunting is fairly good

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alaska is not in B.C B.C IN IN CANADA ALASKA IS IN THE USA

@@jacksprat3287 no shit bud

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lower central

A mailbox someone else used for a trap years ago.

He's a trapper in a tough environment. You want gentleman go back to msnbc. Karen

Dude, you should be on the children’s channel.

No land for Nancy pants!

A pair of balls would make you a better man

Keep crying Tim

Sorry didn’t mean to offend. We all have our struggles.

Man up.

choir boys don't trap, these men are beasts...

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these are not exotics, we can legally hunt and trap here in Alaska

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Thanks, would be another moose.

That was my first guess, second was a GIANT WOOKIEE, but I understand they are believed to be extirpated from that region, and I for one am glad they're gone! The Canadian military sent me to Anchorage for a couple one month trips, and I had the only two months in my life where I 'might' have been convinced to change my birth certificate...Amazing place! @@AdventureHuntsWorldwide

dispatch I do with a snare pole on bigger species, the smaller species I let the trap do its job so as to not spoil fur

@@AdventureHuntsWorldwide Limited experience with conibears on possums (trap type failed DoC land ethics 10sec unconscious standard when introduced 1980s) seemed to show bait placement critical for better chance of better kill. Double spring superior. Some removed a spring for weight reduction, which wasn't a good idea. Possums using their paws to grab the bait on ground sets seemed a problem at times.

you can, I had an abundance of other bait so I didn't need to

Thanks for your educated opinion. Much appreciated.

Think your mixing this video with that of another Alaskan RU-vidr.

That was a conibear trap. There is no more humane way to kill an animal than what that trap did. @bobstewart4342 you are showing you know nothing about trapping. If he emptied that trap in the dark, we would not have gotten that beautiful shot of that gorgeous fur in the daylight.