Great video - well done!

great video , congratulations ,

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Awesome video. Showing the true Alaskan spirit.

Fantastic. Awesome video 👍👏👏👏

Love the content! Way to GO!

Nice to see fur in the traps!

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Awesome

Awesome. Nice to see you back

Question, are you nachk Nackick Are kwijack

Adjust luck, and i'd say that's a 400 pound headline.

By the way, the wooden boat, that was the Castleyn coal.

Put a couple fence staple on your box an use that to wire your box

Good video, nice job! Looking forward to your trapping adventures. Might want to keep the battery inside your jacket with a hand warmer . 👍

Good trapping video. Keep up the hard work. Keep a battery inside your layers👍

Not fair as a consumer we pay $20/lb.

For are coho run we was only getting paid 1.10 a pound out in Washington it was a bummer made a few bucks but was difently hoping for a better price

looks like you are down towards Libbyville? I grew up fishing a few sites south of Peterson Point

What cannery do you fish for

yea hopefully next year is better for pricing

Too bad the price sucks.

Such great scenery!

Thanks for sharing. I used to roam around the Chickaloon area back in the late 1960s. Set some of my first traps near Sawmill Creek.

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for taking us along.

Good luck out there! Your sets all look good, just not many lynx or marten around that area this season. I am trapping just up the road from you and have only seen tracks from a few lynx this season and a couple marten. Wolves are coming by about once every 6 weeks it seems.

Beautiful country! There are certain areas that furbearers inhabit and/or travel through It takes time to find them but when you do, they will produce year after year Looking forward to seeing how you make out.

I’ve been looking forward to your next video. Great to see you hit over 100 subs. I’m not sure if you watch other channels or not, but you really need to watch Enigmatic Gwich’in channel. Very similar terrain and his videos are great tutorials! Lots you can learn from him! Keep up the good work. Success will come!

Love it, living the life!! Hello from northern BC

Good check! I like to tuck my marten boxes in thick cover, preferably with a lot of hare activity close by

Marten like to stay in thicker timber/brush, it protects them from birds. I've caught them in the open like that, but not near as often as if they feel more secure. Wolves are a game of patience for sure, it's not uncommon to have sets out for 6 weeks or more

Keep at it young fella. You will start catching the fur. It takes awhile to learn what works and what doesn't. I have a channel with 200 vids. 95 percent of them about trapping. Good luck!

i’m loving this!!

I think you need a different camera Because watching your video all you see is a little narrow strip Of video you don't see much of the area

..I love how you trappers support each other..

Hey Dead Pine Collective sent me over. Awesome to see our trapping traditions alive and well. God Bless

Nice to catch something, even if it’s just an ermine. Keep it up.

Your cubbies are good the one thing I suggest is not to make so much commotion around your sets. Next thing I suggest is that you only set I trap per trail spread them out and put your sets closer to your snowmobile trails the lynx will follow them then they have a tendency to walk on your foot trail to your set also suggest on your lynx cubbies to shuffle your feet in they will but don’t like walking in foot tracks. I’m not telling you what to do just suggesting the more sent you bring around people the less activity you will have. And use lures for the animals you are catching not the same for all. Hope this helps and I’m on KZbin furs from the line 123 videos good luck to you hope your fur bag is full.

Hey I gave you a shoutout on my last video, so hopefully you get a few more subs to help build your channel. Keep up the great work!

Hey, I gave you a shout out on my last video, so hopefully you get a few more subs.

Great video! Nice country there

Get you some straw scatter it along where you have woof tracks. Hide chunks of fat bait in it set traps in straw 18 inches away from bait. Hide chain traps drags in straw. No need 4 pan covers straw keeps um working.

Get some winter green vicks vapor rub 4 lure cats love it

Your cubbies look good, you should get some cats if they're moving through. For wolves, start piling all your carcasses and scraps in one place, and wait for them to find it, once they establish trails to and from, start making blind sets. Beaver through that much ice can be tough to find runs and feed piles, but a baited snare set might grab them for you

I very happy to see you interested in getting outside and trapping instead of sitting on your butt in front of a screen. I do have one issue though. 9 days between checks is absolutely ridiculous especially for foot hold traps. I can see every 2 days or 3. Maybe 4 days on killer traps( snares or connibears). Also remember, a full trap can't catch anything else.

The slots might work better if narrow. You measured how wide they should be based on the width of the springs, but when you set the trap the springs slide in side by side. Hard to explain, but set the trap and then put it up to the opening of the box and it will make sense. You may also want to make your slots deeper. However, they look good.

I trap in Northern BC Canada and going after the same critters, wolves, lynx, marten etc. lots of different style sets. Your cubbies look great. Just a matter of time, but definitely set anywhere you see sign, and bait piles if you are going after wolves. Good luck

What about the traps next to the beaver trap in the woods?

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This is the best video i’ve ever watched.