Excellent video

what size cable would you recommend for red deer/goats?

A great series from a great American! Never doubt this: Ethan Allen, Francis Marion, Washington, Mosby, and Bedford Forrest love you! Thanks.

Excellent. Thank you

Even better the double jaw number 11 properly anchored and swiveled will hold just about anything up to and including otter

I used to drink from the mountain stream on our property as a kid...so good

What website for the round turtle trap?

Well said mate 👋👋👋

illegal way to fish in most all places

Yes, I miss that country too… Used to be the marketing strategy was build the best item you could and people will buy it.… But now it’s all profit driven with the eye on quarterly shareholder reports so in an ever expanding effort to increase profitability some of the larger manufacturers Have gone to lesser grade steel replaced steel with plastic or polymer you get the picture… Just like the notion of built-in obsolescence with appliances used to be you’d get a refrigerator or a washer in the dryer that would last you 20 years now you’re swapping them out in five

Apparently the critters attended Survival Training as well.

I hope a deer or what ever animal did not crap in that water!!!

I just found this video. I ditched the scout scope on my WInchester 94 a few years ago and put it back to iron sights. I now take my whitetail with a Marlin 1894 CST with a Romeo 5 and I'm loving the setup so far.

I love that sling, have a same so confortable and can wear your arm as a backpack

I can smell this video

With what did you dip the snare?

Alaska is a bad State when it comes to regulations and law enforcement.

Wish it was still $400!

I noticed you put a "kink" at the terminal end of your cable, next to the lock. Would you please educate me as to why you do this? I've always run the lock end of the cable, through the lock just opposite they way you do. I don't have any need for putting any kink in the cable, and I get very nice loop shape even before loading them. So, I must be missing something, and I would really like to know what benefit you are gaining by kinking the cable. Thanks so much for you feedback!!

I just bought 2 of them from snare one. You have to order them over the phone now, but I am really impressed with your videos. I am definitely going to be using them to catch turtles in the ponds in my area.

Love it!! I am buying your book!!!!! Keep up the great content!!!!!!!

Those people attacking you for methods they are ignorant about is because they are public school educated and have been brain washed by the govt system to make them good little subject to the king!!! We have a right to feed our family! I agree dont do it immorally or cause the animal to suffer unnecessarily! Lets face it, Tule Creeping Swamp Cops are run and controlled by the animal rights and environmentalist wack jobs!! They are there foot soldiers!!!!

It looks like you are using aluminum on you cable loops. I’ve had them pull out. Hogs are like a bulldozer. I put 1/2 inch nuts in a fire to soften them. Two mashed down on the cable end, has not failed me yet😉

Thank you for all you do. You got me into trapping. Ordering all my supplies and already know what an over loaded snare cable looks like. I am paranoid about one thing though. I ordered a spool of 1000 ft 1x19 1/16 cable and the spool looks half empty than the advertisement photo. do you by any chance know how much a full spool of this cable weights? thank you for all you do.

Funny how the wind works, especially trapping from a kayak

Dude, where abouts you at? Im a trapper too! We can swap ideas?

Beaver??? That's not only a no!!!!THAT'S A HELL NO!!!

WOW! Super impressive. Definitely NOT 'Made in China' garbage. Thanks for creating and sharing, loved it.

Like a glory hole for bigfoot

I have a Rapala fillet knife that I shoved through the front of the sheath and into my hand about 2 inches. Hard lesson learned, don't get in a hurry putting your knife in its sheath.

The first sheath is a "Chrome" tanned leather. The third is a "Veg" tanned. Two completely different leathers. The one between looks like a lighter thickness of veg tanned that has been treated with something that makes it a bit more flexible but not soft.

Not boring, I love making sheaths. I am going to download this video to make some of these thanks very much.

I’d absolutely love to own one of those saps. Unfortunately I live in the Netherlands so carrying a firearm is out of the question and also I’m what I think they call a community service officer in the USA so if I get caught carrying a sap I’d most likely be out of a job. Meanwhile tens of thousands of unvetted military aged males from Africa and the Middle East enter the country every year. What a time to be alive😢

Hi I love your videos.An idea that I recently heard is that if one is in a survival situation the only things that you will have is what is in your pockets.I find this really realistic.So in order to make snares some natural cordage would be needed.do you think that this is possible and how would the law view such a thing.

I’d check upstream more to find the original source. You’re probably fine if you know the land there. Around me, too much agricultural and general run off. I’d want to find the source or I’m gonna treat it.

That stitched gear is the only properly made sheath you showed. Any sheath should be good 9-10 oz vegetable tanned leather. Bees wax and olive oil mix has been used for centuries to treat and waterproof leather. Used for leather canteens and such.

Interesting but i prefer kydex. I do more fishing and messing around rivers. Kydex is better in all conditions. If you want leather you can add leather over the kydex. I also like how kydex can be changed to carry on either side. Leather just doesn't hold up in my experience especially after a few days wet. Just a FYI.

Very helpful for me I was looking for something to use in Mississippi

I'm interested in this. I treat my water with aquatabs but this would sure make a difference. Looking forward to the video. Thanks

Thanks for the heads up😉👍 Always prefer leather knife sheaths😎👍👍 Their website looks good...perhaps we will do business in the future...?😎👍👍

RED WING BOOT ?

Spring water is great, but never collect it in around water plants. My uncle was a world renowned Biologist, Zoologist and Ornithologist who did environmental impact studies for the government a was the head of the Biology Department at the University of Arkansas. We went out to collect wild Watercress for salad. He gave strict instructions not to pick the stems below the water, because that's where the parasitic Flukes hid out. So there are parasites even in the cleanest water. But catching it as falls from a small waterfall with no vegetation up stream as you did here, is the right way to collect water.

Im still a huge fan of a flapped knife shesth ,now if you took one of those and added a good flap with a solid snap ,or other type of keep id be much more intetested .

Outstanding, have a sping fed creek on my farm , it is the best water around.

I like to melt beeswax and lather it on especially the stitching. I’ve also made a leather treatment with black walnut oil and beeswax and it works very well. Also works on treating wood. Good stuff keep em’ comin!

Are you sure about laws.. in maine and many other states as long as you enter water on public or permission owners DO NOT OWN THE WATER

Outstanding video! #stitchgearoutfitters

Bees Wax! Great idea! Did you know that they make a antibiotic ointment out of Bees Wax and Pine Pitch? You can rub it in like any other suave with a saddle soap consistancy.

There is a video about water proofing leather. I think he used silicone caulk with acetone to a water consistancy then brush it on like paint. Mainly the video was about boots, but it will treat any leather the same way, and even add a little stiffness to it.🙂👍

Nice look stuff... thanks for sharing there eh!