Bobcat Trapping in the Pines - Ep.3 S.10

[@davidmingues9553]

I would like thank you for your great videos. This one hits home for me. I am an Arkansas native and I love trapping the pines. I do love the way you make it not just a show but a love for the sport. Tight chains

[@oliewilliams1073]

How are the animals dispatched.

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

Awesome catches you guys and another great show. Later and thanks for sharing.

[@bmichael2291]

well, you read my mind and answered the question at the end of the session

[@patriotr.behnke3086]

Just found your channel, subscribed 💯👍🏻🇺🇸

[@tommurphy6972]

Nuther great video guys

[@sanjuancb]

Amazed at how many different attractants y'all use. But, it works! Thanks for these great episodes. Makes the summer go by faster.

[@LiveMoreOutdoors]

Nice job as always.

[@cottrellshuntingandtrappin3016]

You all are the best thanks for another great video. Hope to see you all on the 25th of this month. Going to try to make it out there.

[@paulhuval]

Enjoyed the show there i think this year may be challenging after this hurricane here with a lot of trees down effecting the animals travel patterns

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Great video guys! I'll be making an order very soon!!

[@scottprovost4798]

Where did you get the blake hat with the red trap on it! I would like one. Looked on you're website was going to buy one but did not see it!! Thanks Scott

[@bretschmidt5058]

I was thinking the same thing since episode 1

[@HoosierTrapperSupply]

Chris Pope's - Coyote Trapping School - it is a hat he sells

[@davidmingues9553]

When doing a remake could you just spray it down with sent killer to eliminate the smell??

[@HoosierTrapperSupply]

I have not done that, I do know a trapper that does - seems to work for him

[@mr.bodyman822]

I'm looking at making my own bait this year and am wondering what would be good to put in it for land predators and what to put in for water predators?

[@HoosierTrapperSupply]

I answered this question on episode 4

[@romeyrome]

Thanks for the content really appreciate it. could you guys do something on how to trap if you cant check in the morning only evening or trapping just on the weekends how do you go about scouting and knowing where to lay your traps for weekend only. Thanks!

[@HoosierTrapperSupply]

Thank-you! We will try to answer on the next episode- September 17th

[@edreeves6759]

Yea really like the red trap hat too ! Do you sell ?

[@HoosierTrapperSupply]

available from Chris Pope's Coyote Trapping School

[@codyshelton5247]

If you don’t mind telling the area of where you are trapping here in Arkansas. The terrain looks familiar to me.

[@loggerbeachtree6263]

👍👍👍

[@bmichael2291]

what does 'severely contaminated' mean?

[@gerrydickinson9315]

With using a drag on a trap the animal moves away from the original set when caught. When putting the trap back at the set or a "remake" as it's called the trap smells like the animal that was last caught in it and nothing else at the original set location does. A new animal working the "remake" set may dig up that trap because he can smell the old animals scent on the trap. "The trap is contaminated". They are using drags because the ground is super rocky. Driving a ground anchor would be very difficult. Hope this helps.

[@tomschwartz5287]

Will mb450 hold coyotes

[@mattn9628]

It should hold them fine but it’s a bit small. If given the choice go with 550 or similar sized trap.

[@HoosierTrapperSupply]

agree with Matt N, the jaw spread of a 550 does give you an advantage over the 450 - it is a good tough trap though

[@Dunlap-uj5zl]

👍

[@mattstarr8203]

idk you could trap bobcat in Indiana

[@HoosierTrapperSupply]

This is in Arkansas

[@mattstarr8203]

@@HoosierTrapperSupply ok

[@raydowdy6914]

Do you flag much?

[@HoosierTrapperSupply]

not much, if we are on public - don't flag at all