I love the way the kangaroo jump works. I've caught a lot of rats in them.

Well I'll be! Defiantly using this one!

Love it!

Very interesting, especially the duck trapping story. thanks for sharing

I wish you posted more often!

murder

Hey Brian, good to see you back on camera. I really enjoyed your Maine Trapline DVD that you produced with your brother! Keep at it!

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Never seen the guy before! I'm surprised so many of these guys that I heard about decades ago are still among us.

Good times

I have lived the spaghetti analogy many times

Love the info and the comedic quality of the content. Don't take things in life to serious and enjoy the time we have in this life

Ive used that same set on conibear shy beaver. It never miss's. Deadly set

I’ve caught some big skunks but that guy is a whopper 👍

How about a Montgomery video? mti

Awesome!

When I started trapping, my state still paid bounty on coyotes. There were no coyotes. The bounty worked. 2 years after the bounty was withdrawn, I caught one. And a few years later they started populating fast.

I love how the audio sounds like a 90s TV reporter on location 😂

I liked it the first time and now the second too! ...............the mike

I noticed on your show I watched today that you made a number of comments as to how coyotes kill over 300,000 head of livestock each year in the U.S. Please let the public, especially the hunting public know that many types of game animals are lost to coyote predation each year as well. Not to mention their impact on other species of wildlife. Thank you, Al Robb, Utah

Just found your channel (Video's) very informative looking to watch more..

Where do you buy that dispatch pole

Great tools from Wiebe knives! Zipper and scalpel blade knife are great for trappers!

Have a did you guys come up with the Weibe name?

Awesome

Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.

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What slide lock do you use? I really like the clips that you’re using.

You guys are awesome 👌

your a good old boy thanks for the hard work..

you are definitly right when we were younger we would trap because that was very enjoyable to us remember spring muskrat in ia i was either 16 0r 17 caught believe160 some got 85 cents was tricked pink didnt have boat waded it withh packbasket even as got older could have made lot more money by farming doing work myself didnt want to miss trapping no matter what cost then mid 70s foxes was quite a deal those who knew would not tell went to grawe in 76 was real close to really getting it no one would tell anything then early 80 muskrats would trap 12hrday in marsh amazing what youth and inner drive could do im sure you know what im talking about would like someday talk with you saw you at mn maybe ten yr ago trapped in amarsh there was channel where mudboats made bottum easy to walk went outside of channel once those dead rushes kind of form mat that really wore me out thats been 8 yrs ago

Lisa cracks me up😂

Great sets

Great video

Great video and information.

Thank you for all your videos and supporting trapping

Enjoyed watching the video, thanks for taking us along

great knives

Where did you get the "skinning machine"?

Hey bud whats the episode with the joke you did about the deer walks into the bar i cantremember the joke

Bless ya

Awesome muskrat float trap. Put some grass or cattails in the middle with sent.

More shows!!!!!! Love them. I’d love to see a show from the Southeast

Love these little skits..hahaha

Great show, love the idea of the corn stocks

Love it

Great video!!! Can you use that set up on basically any animal??

Great info, how does it hold up

fly fishing now? ... on a trapping show no less

Did you trap that bobcat behind you LOL