Kickbacks in the K9 World.

[@johnzoulek9383]

That’s super cool and incredibly insightful. Thanks again Dale for another good one!!!!

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

You're welcome John. I appreciate you watching too

[@NiclasMostert]

Wonderful info.Thanks from South Africa.

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you for watching Niclas. I appreciate you

[@Scott-n5j]

I always wondered why my black lab always done that, and usually 4- 6 feet away. Learned something new this morning, thanks!

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you for watching Scott. I appreciate you

[@rednekf350]

Very interesting Dale. My son's dog Junior was a king-sized male Yellow Lab and did the kickback every single time he dropped a load in the woods. He never did it after me urinated. I always thought it was a primal instinct to attempt to hide their presence in the area. Your explanation makes more sense with spreading pad scent. I always ran Junior with my male Springer Junior. They were two hard-headed males and their marking with urine in the woods was comical. If Junior marked a tree, Murphy had to immediately pee on top of it and vice versa. Scott

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you for watching Scott. Yes sir they will mark over each other until they're pissed plumb dry.

[@kevinmeeske3412]

Good Timber Thanks Dale, one of the Qs I've had since I started. Appreciate it!!! Excellent

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you so much Kevin.

[@macmyers8143]

Very interesting, Dale.

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

I appreciate you Mac. Thank you for watching

[@dougdillon1271]

Very interesting. Thanks!

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

I appreciate you watching Doug. Thank you

[@paulhuval]

Great information and helpful 👍 thanks Dale

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you Paul. I hope it helps some

[@chub4141]

Hey Dale the other day when you did that vid on eating Nutria we talked back and forth a little so I tried a muskrat me my brother and his son and we all gave it a thumbs up we've done thousands over the years but have never ate one.My brother has a fur buying and handling business he handles a lot of coyotes if you need some pads or glands for your lures he could mabe help you out he has buyers for his skunk quill and rat glands but I don't think anyone is buying his coyote glands right now.But if you haven't tried rat yet it is good have a good season

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Chub I like muskrat but it's very rich so a little goes a long way. Yes I'm interested in some coyote glands. If you're on Facebook reach out to me. Thank you for watching

[@kevinlovell3048]

Very interesting, I have often wondered how I might get an idea of how any fur bearer works. Rather K9 or beaver or any other animal for that matter. Observation seems to be the best way to figure these guys out. Thanks Dale

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Kevin thank you for watching. You absolutely can't spend too much time observing animals

[@HaywoodVapeReviews]

Great as always.

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you Matthew. I appreciate you

[@MacProwler1]

Man that is some great info! Thanks Dale!

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

I appreciate you Prowler. Thank you for watching

[@scottk0623]

Great topic, thanks for enlightening us.

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you for watching Scott

[@johnhawn]

Great info Dale. Thank you

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you John. I appreciate you watching

[@vopenacattleco]

Great channel. Love the content. Top notch work. Question. What lure do you think might be best to help me locate more coyotes in the PNW. Just hoping to get a few more working a trail like they use too. The dogs are around. Just noy using the same trails. They haven't been over trapped or worked. Just seems like they decided they go another way. Any tips would be great. Thank you again for all you do for us ❤️. Always great information

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Vopenacattleco go cat trap your December coyotes. December coyotes just suck!! They move into the thick brush where the bobcats are this time of year. The reason why is because happiness is a large gut pile. Deer season just ended in most places. The gut piles and cripples are in the brush. Coyotes know this. Plus they know if they hang out in the open too long they're going to get shot or shot at. Thank you for watching. I hope this helps some

[@vopenacattleco]

@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531 Thank you, sir. Happy holidays

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

@vopenacattleco you're welcome. Same to you and yours.

[@raydowdy6914]

Very interesting, is there a such thing as a kick back set?

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Ray I think you can make one easy enough. Thank you for watching

[@hankhabekost209]

Thanks Dale. Have you ever used Timber's or any of your past dogs scat while trapping fox and coyotes?

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

All the time Hank. Where they piss is my first set. Where they shit is my next. Then I go out from there. Thank you for watching

[@brianmuska6471]

Welcome back Dale hope you had a great holiday. Are you suggesting setting 2 traps maybe 1 (6”) or so back from the scent post and another set about 6-8’? Would you recommend a flat set for both. Thanks for sharing keep up the good work!

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

That's exactly what I was meaning Brian. Yes flat set for both. Thank you for watching

[@christophergentile7464]

Interesting

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you Christopher. I appreciate you watching too

[@jefffilloon4766]

Great info. I love when you get all sciency. Do you have a poop bag law in your town? Lol

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you Jeff. Yes we do. I honestly believe I'm the only one who abides by it though. We have some unethical folks here that take their dogs to the cemetery to run. That ain't right!!!

[@jefffilloon4766]

@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531 agreed.

[@WestTennessee]

👍🏻😁🇺🇸

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Thank you for watching Sonny

[@lpalerme]

Team Timber

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

Ipalerme thank you for watching

[@timlandis6690]

GoTimber

[@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531]

I appreciate you watching Tim. Thank you