Duke's are no longer the best budget trap!

#trapping
Well this was my comparison of these two models, the Duke #1 coilspring and the Wolf Creek #1 coilspring double jaw, I know this is just comparing one model from each brand, but you can expect the same quality and design aspects to be the same throughout the brand. I hope I helped some of you make an educated decision on what trap to buy, thanks for watching, leave a like, and subscribe, as it would help me to grow the channel.

[@AmericanOutdoorLiving]

Which trap brand do you prefer and why? I'd love to hear you opinions and experiences.

[@alaskatrac]

Watching from northern Alaska and just wanted to say good job. I have trapped up into the Brooks Range of Alaska for 50 years and hope to continue though I am now in my 70'S. Mostly trap marten, fox, wolverine and ermine on my lines. Take care young man, Dave S in North Pole, Alaska

[@AmericanOutdoorLiving]

Thanks for the complement! It means a lot comimg from some one who has so much experience.

[@wookieecantina]

Thank you for creating and sharing. I'll have to check out Wolf Creek, they look to be very nice traps. And yes, made in USA does mean a great deal. Might make the difference between an American having dinner on the table, but I'd certainly choose South Korea or Taiwan over anything produced via the CCP. Great video!

[@AmericanOutdoorLiving]

Glad you appreciated the video!

[@danwilliams6175]

Need to modify them, or buy the 550 or 650’s

[@AmericanOutdoorLiving]

I center swiveled my Duke #1 coils for coons, and I could (maybe should) double jaw them as well, but these are not intended for coyotes, so I don't need 550s or 650s for this purpose, but I could see myself getting some in the future, as they are well made traps, both the 550s and 650s from Duke or MB.

[@G17Steve]

Thanks for the video. I had never heard of Wolf Creek since there are no vendors in my area. I was planning to purchase a half dozen Duke 330s from my local co-op but checked out Wolf Creek 10x10s. Even after shipping Wolf Creek cost considerably less. I bet the quality is as good or better than the Dukes also.

[@AmericanOutdoorLiving]

I'm glad you found the video helpful, and the Wolf Creek was definitely beefier, but one thing to note is that the springs on this Wolf Creek were a little weaker than the springs on the Duke, before and after one season of being set, not sure how important that is, but just thought I would let you know.

[@pensnut08]

You get an otter in a Duke that isn't baseplated..... Not saying they CAN'T hold one and survive... But I baseplated all my Duke 1.5 double jaw coils after a run in.

[@Shilling1721]

I’ve caught a coyote in a duke 1.5 cs set at a pocket set for coon

[@morganillsley94]

Anyone willing to do a review while standing in a puddle the whole time, is alright by me.💯👍👍

[@AmericanOutdoorLiving]

Thanks! I had waiters on though, so it wasn't bad.

[@user-bi9uv3wi1k]

Dukes aren't American made

[@AmericanOutdoorLiving]

Did I call the Duke American made? I meant to refer to the Wolf Creek.