Hi, Sorry I did not make a video of the driver.

3/4" ReBar with steel pipe about 2" up the rebar, weld that on. Then I had to use a grinder to narrow the tip slightly to fit my anchors better. You want a little play when the anchor is.on the stake. I hope this helps.

Well put.

Thanks for watching Lance!

*Paul, what are you using for washers? 3/8" cut with a plasma? 40" or so of 1/2" rebar? thank you!*

Hey you are welcome I am glad you can use it, Thanks for watching!~

You are welcome Cary, thank you for watching.

We have large Coyotes here and wolves and Lynx. For Foot Holds I like to use MB 750's But 550 or 650 should work for smaller yotes. The extra spring takes the snap out of the pull and I think really helps to hold them.

@@PaulNichollsPausabniTraders thanks for the info ontrap size. I have been looking at no.3 Bridger 4 spring traps with offset jaw. I ordered one to look it over. It seems to be a really good trap.

Hi Matt, glad you enjoyed it. These work great in a variety of soil types.

Thanks you. appreciate the comments. Unfortunately my wife has turned my beagle into a lap dog...lol

Thanks James, it works very well!

Not sure Karl, it is a free to use song

@@PaulNichollsPausabniTraders where did you find the song?

@@karltietjen3876 On a Royalty Free site, I use many different ones. Not sure which one, just Google Royalty Free songs

@@PaulNichollsPausabniTraders ok thank you

i found the song

Hi Bradley, thank you!

Thank you David, we trappers are always trying to make something a little different to suit a certain situation. Appreciate your watching and comment.

Thank you Justin it works extremely well.

Thanks Vrod1a, appreciate your comments and watching!

So glad I'm not the only one who noticed this

I was just about to comment this and then I saw this one. This axe has a “beard” which clearly shows it pointing upwards but it should be down. This is a common mistake, but when hanging it, you would notice the taper inside the head of the axe. Also a tip for putting a collar on your handles. It doesn’t add any more protection if it’s tight to the head. If you’re adding a collar, the starting point should be where the “beard” or extended part of the blade doesn’t cover because your blade will take the hit in that spot every time unless your strikes are very inaccurate.

I have not set for yotes yet, but I have caught coon, cats, dogs, skunks. It works really well actually. If you are to use it on coyotes you will need to make it look natural as best you can. Good Luck!

The larger you can make it the better, your hog pen style should work.

What size angle iron on the sliding gate

They will smell ya no matter what

Thank you House Knives! What ever you can do to adapt to your style...thank you for the Sub!

It is mesh wire for pouring concrete, thank you for watching

@@PaulNichollsPausabniTraders thank you

Old style yes ,but new to me...

I agree with you on the Sledge, but where I trap I just can't haul one of those with me...lol

And to you as well Rob.

Glad you like them, let me know how they work for you. Thanks for watching!

Yes the pipe is 3"-3.5" long and the nuts were sized according to the cable size I was using. You want enough room in the nut for the cable to move freely.

Hi Dean thanks for watching, unfortunately I did not and had to pull my traps due to a vacay not long after.

Thank you David for your nice comment and for watching, glad it helped.

Hey Ed, thank you for watching!

Thank you James, it is very effective especially if you have trap smart beavers. I have a video or 2 on here that show me making this setup.

Thank you for watching Jason! I am glad you like it.

Hi Kevin , thanks for watching. it does work real slick and can be set sensitive enough to catch a young house cat or small coon. I will try to get a camera on it and get some catches posted.

@@PaulNichollsPausabniTraders hello . We had a coyote eat a new born calf at my families farm so I made a wooden version, only because I needed it to be quick. I want to weld one up soon. But I used your trigger system and it tested out very well. I used cattle panel for the sides because I had it on hand. Down fall is it will have to be a bigger animal so if I catch a coyote I'll report back. Thank you for the idea.

@@kevinkubed7683 Excellent..I hope it works well. Yotes can be very hard to get in a cage.

Hiya Slipry, glad I could help... thanks for watching

Hi James, Thanks for watching and yes we get the odd big one from time to time...lol