end of the year beaver line

interior alaska beaver Trapping

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Thank you for sharing! Good to see you getting more beaver but sad someone checked your trap for you! Good luck with everything my friend!

[@bigal7125]

I've enjoyed your channel for a while. Whenever I hear someone say they're going bear hunting, the 1st thing I ask is are you going to eat the meat. You're a trapper, and I'm more than sure you will utillize every bit of that bear in one way or the other, but do you eat bear or beaver? Not being a wiseguy, I'm just curious. I'm originally from S.E. Louisiana, and there's not much I won't try at least once. As the old sayin' goes "I've been hungry before." Keep doing what you love and enjoy yourself!

[@outdoorsalaska]

Yes we eat the meat of both bear and beaver and also muskrat. Black bear makes awesome sausage and jerkey. Muskrat makes good burger and beaver makes a good casserole. I just can't stand the tail of a beaver tastes like grease flavored bubble gum. Best way I can describe it.

[@deadpinecollective]

Bear is highly sought after up here in BC Canada. Beaver meat is still in high demand for First Nations, and I agree, the tail was not good, but the Elders love it.

[@muskrat411]

That 10 days max is that the Timothy Treadwell rule?

[@outdoorsalaska]

NO CLUE

[@muskrat411]

@@outdoorsalaska I saw on a documentary that Alaska Parks had to make a rule forcing him to move his camp every 10 days to keep the bears from getting to comfortable with him