Watch it all the way through. Obviously you didn’t.

Thank you sir!

I’m about 5’10 and I wanna say it was a large

There was a manual that came with it, that's what we went by. Thanks for watching and please like and subscribe!

I'm not really sure?!..

Idk, we don't have that problem! We have ours on firm ground.

@johnseyoutdoors ah. Where I hunt in Indiana. I have alot of soft ground to deal with. I'd be afraid it would sink 🤷‍♂️

Ours has been up for a while now and we've used it a good bit and it hasn't tried to sink or move , we live in Mississippi and we've had high winds with storms coming through and it hasn't moved it's pretty steady.. thanks for the view and please like and subscribe if you already haven't

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Yea it is.

I'm sorry it should have! Hopefully you were able to put it together! Thanks for your view! Please like and subscribe!

Thanks for the education! I just refer it to albino because I wasn’t for sure on the term pinebald. Haven’t caught any skunks before.

@@johnseyoutdoors - all good. Still a rare fur.

Not a piebald or an albino.

You obviously have no idea what kind of predator animal raccoons are. Look at some of our other videos, and also some comments. Even do research. They destroy turkey nest, even will climb a tree as a turkey is roosting and can eat a whole turkey. Destroy turkey and other nest egg laying animals. Not to mention the other things they do. We as trappers don’t eliminate the population of these predators complain, but only thin it out.

Yes sir! Trapping has slowed down on this property. We’ve moved on to another

Never had an animal in all my years trapping chew there leg off in a dp trap. Puts pressure on the leg until I get there.

You ain't been trapping long then​ @@johnseyoutdoors. I set that type trap at 10:30pm, and had a coon that chewed it's front leg down to the bare bone by 5:30am. I don't like them traps I also caught my own outside cat in that trap and got it released within a minute but. Hate think what would happened to that cat if i had not been right there in the house to hear it. Opossums don't hurt nothing unless you have a lot of horses , could affect their feed.

Unalive it. What us trappers have to do.

@@johnseyoutdoors May I ask what it was doing that was so bad?

Yes, raccoons and opossums and several other predators destroy turkey nest. Which starts to eliminate the turkey population. Coons will even do as much as climb a tree while a turkey is roosting and eat a whole turkey. Not to mention they eat farmers chickens, some will even take out small dogs. Our job is not to destroy the predator population but just thin it so we can save other populations of animals.

They also run deer off which ruins a lot of deer hunters hunts.

@@johnseyoutdoors I get the coons, wasn’t aware of it with possums, I’m by far not an animal rights activist or anything, was just simply curious, thanks for the info

We did

In Mississippi we have a raccoon hunting season and raccoon trapping season. They are considered nuisance down here. Only have a certain time frame you can though. Animals such as coyotes, fox’s, etc. can be trapped and hunting all year round.