Life on a trapline

The CACHE Project presents a video representing life on the trapline.

[@davidgingerich2230]

This man is a real hero of understanding the need for trapping. And the Native people of Alberta are so very BEAUTIFUL and Awesome ❤

[@77cecil]

I really like the honesty in this man's words. He will go places on KZbin

[@Polo514514]

Great video, great message. There is hope in the old ways and it leads to a better life. Cities are poison, I live in a big one(for now). Perfect example are the three comments below...go back to your televisions, grocery stores and video games, this is for adults.

[@pamtnman1515]

Fantastic commentary by the subject. Well said, well considered, well argued.

[@beavertrapper7362]

kichi megwetch ! I started trapping on my reserve and now I help others and nothing beats it. I am not a professional but any moment in nature , even if it is checking empty traps is still better than couch time.

[@MTwoodsrunner]

Awesome!...new subscriber here...MTwoods

[@michaelleeadkins9611]

I just saw this video. I applaud 👏 you sir on what I have seen!! Good job in pasting the way along to others and teaching them correctly

[@johnfrood5769]

fantastic.

[@richardlarade8062]

a skidoo in front of his cabin, truck falling apart, yup i'm all in

[@dougsmith548]

Will you be making more videos. I would like to see more of your area. And your trapping of course.

[@Shamustodd1]

I hope that guy was only smoking on the line because it was "practice".

[@Dougarrowhead]

Wheel hop sucks on the coil spring front ends.

[@Brutuszilla]

FFS get a snowmobile

[@holdengr]

Says the softie from the states in a warm climate. Every mile in a warm truck is one less freezing on a snow machine.

[@DesX42S]

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