Fall Beaver Trapping vs Spring Trapping.

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Great info Dale! Thank you for sharing my friend!

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Thank you Mark. I appreciate you watching too. And I appreciate you my friend

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Keep tellen it Dale

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Thank you Tim. I intend to buddy. I appreciate you

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[@RonMcCarl]

Dale, that was a good one. Thanks for sharing it with us my friend.

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Thank you for watching Ron

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[@mikeleclair1308]

Thanks for touching on my question on fall vs spring beaver very helpful, wish I could make the clinic but another time for sure.This hobby trapper is setting a 50 beaver season goal this year and plans scouting and permissions have started,can't wait to get after it!

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

You're welcome Mike. I understand buddy. Good luck this season. Thank you for watching

[@hoyt15flhtk82]

Awesome Beaver tips and you know me. I soak up anything i can on Beaver, cause you can never have to much knowledge on Beaver or any other critters your harvesting. I've had Beavers hold up for a 9 days before so I'm guessing this and is my opinion. But from what i have seen/learned is that close to 100% of the time a beaver lodge or bank dens. Always are close to a tree or trees very close to their vicinity. So they can eat the trees roots from inside the den/lodge in times of dispare. I have seen bank dens go back 35yds and more. Only way i know this is the ground collapsed under me into a tunnel while scouting. They burled a tunnel all the way to a big soft maple tree. I could be wrong but thats what my experiences has led me to believe. THANKS AGAIN Dale!!! Also Dale do you hold off on Beaver for a couple weeks after season starts to let get more prime? Last year I waited 3wks cause were still pretty blue under hide

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

No you're right Hoyt most times they den close to trees. I'm not waiting for them to prime. They're all hatters anyway so it really makes no difference if they're blue or prime in this market. Thank you for watching hoyt

[@christophergentile7464]

Definitely a great one

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Thank you Christopher for watching

[@ottercat8527]

They are a lot easier to spook than most folks think !

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

100% agree Otter Cat. A lot of em get spooked and guys never realize it. They think they took em all and they didn't. Thank you for watching

[@melvinkidd1813]

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Thank you Mr. Melvin

[@markevans9603]

Thoughts on using the discharge of castor/oil sac of a dead beaver at set on a remake. Please advise

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Absolutely Mark use it. You can't get anymore natural than that. Thank you for watching

[@rickgrommersch7318]

Just picked up 2 beaver this past week (2nd week of August) on caster mounds. I had a nuisance job

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Perfect Rick. It works all times of the year on them. Thank you for watching too

[@PopPopJoe]

Great info Dale!!

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Thank you PopPop. I appreciate you watching

[@sethgnade3530]

This is a great subject. Most guys don't touch on

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Thank you on target. No they don't for some reason?? Thank you for watching

[@larryjones6366]

Hey Dale could you do a segment on hot summer time beaver trapping?

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Sure I can Larry. Thank you for watching

[@larryjones6366]

Enjoy them all my friend

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I appreciate you Larry

[@peterj727]

Thanks for sharing Dale! I can definitely notice when the two year olds start traveling on my southern line. The catch goes up to 50-80 percent two year olds every day. They aren’t as big but seem to have the nicest hides for southern beaver.

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Yes they've not been chewed up too much yet like older beaver in the south tend to be. Thank you for watching.

[@derrickwatson9146]

Great information Dale!

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Thank you for watching Derrick

[@donaldhamm4332]

Dale you're 100% correct on the year round castor, I kill beaver for a living and castor is #1

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you Donald. Yea not sure where that started but it's time something was said I think. Thank you for watching

[@JohnnyRingo406Trapper]

That's a sharp looking hoodie Dale. As far as the video goes...spot on. All I use is castor. Year round, season, ADC, doesn't matter. If you want to catch Beaver...use castor.

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Thank you Johnny Ringo. Absolutely you do. Thank you for watching

[@curtdudley550]

Imagine your girl smells a different perfume on you, spring, summer, fall or winter. She gets curious, suspicious, and mad. Castor has that affect on beaver. My feeling is that castor lures can be abused, so have a good food lure in your pocket to. You never know what they’ve smelled before. Just my thought. Good subject Dale. And don’t overlook the dams

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

That's why I make and sell 4 different castor based lures for beaver Curt. I also make 1 limited quantities beaver with no castor in it at all for the waspy ones. Thank you for watching

[@hoyt15flhtk82]

Eliminator is the cats meow for waspy Beavers Curt. I used Dale's lure for a colony that 4 other trappers made so smart they would blow your mind. I've got them widdles down to the last big female using Dales Eliminator Lure and she'll die of old age. I seen her once last year and she's around 90lbs I figure. Her mate was 75.4lbs and she is easily recognizably bigger than he was.

[@scottnibe]

Will you have shirts and hats at the ITA ? Thanks for another great video.

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Yes I will Scott. Thank you for watching

[@paulmartin6895]

You nailed it. I trap them in fall and use to trap them in spring. Castor is the #1 thing that to use . Besides it works on other type of animals.

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That's right Paul. Thank you for watching

[@WestTennessee]

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Thank you Sonny. I appreciate you watching

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[@kylebrondum9899]

Will do! Thanks Dale!

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You're welcome Kyle. Thank you for your interest in Billingsley Brand Lures. We appreciate you