We Got a GIANT Beaver!!! (Nearly 70 Pounds)

[@stevekaner408]

I'm amazed you can squeeze the springs of those 330's by hand! You must be strong as an ox!!!

[@randygriffin5671]

Man I love your channel I’m 66 and use to trap beaver and mink in ala . Miss them good old days but enjoy watching you catch them big one and I do mean big great channel be safe brother keep them coming

[@handlaidtrack]

Thank you for explaining the swivel stick.

[@danielmastin3606]

Awesome Beavers 👍, that one was a Toad

[@jasonmiller6949]

Great video, thanks for sharing 👍 Can't wait to get some steel in the water. Our gun season ends tomorrow. Your videos have helped me alot

[@tracyproctor3344]

Another great video Scott 👍

[@snakeman48]

That was a BIG Beaver. Nice catch.

[@maoutfitters4512]

Great catches 🦫🦫 🦫

[@brianfloyd5925]

I'm glad you're skinning it and not me ! 😄 Otters will completely empty a stream ! I shoot every one I can get a site on !

[@hoyt15flhtk82]

NICE JOB ON BEAVERS and CONGRATS ON THE POPE @ YOUNG 70#'er. Keep on Hammering em Maniac!!! I'm learning and using some of your techniques. With some trials and errors they are paying off, THANKS!!!!!

[@michaelenglish8004]

Absolutely a perfect set beside the convert

[@floydlenz2280]

Fast and furious as always Keep'em coming Amigo..

[@thehammerstraplineproducts]

really enjoy watching you slay the beavers! thanks for all the videos you put out!

[@seannewbury1052]

Very successful run! Also love the merch we just purchased! Sizes do run on the smaller side. Thanks for your knowledge and videos!

[@frankdavis9221]

You know you watch to much when setting traps and you say”there we go” great video...thanks

[@bobpowers6239]

Wow great clip and a SUPER blanket beaver.

[@blackseabrew]

My grandfather used to trap nutrea and muskrats in southern Louisiana during the 1970s. Mainly for the rice farmers as they would damage the canals and berms. He would skin, stretch and dry the hides and sell them to a pair of Russians in New Orleans. For people that don't know a nutrea is more less a beaver with a possum tail. 30 pounds was maximum weight with 20 pounds being average. And it was a lot warmer down there than your beaver territory!!!

[@glenarchey3768]

thanks for all your hard work. I enjoy ur work. waynesville ohio

[@fishinncrapoutdoors4651]

Good couple days for sure! I could use a chunk of tail for ice fishing 🤣

[@derekpennington4979]

Great video s. Knowledge every time I watch .

[@lesbosma4813]

Lol That’s so awesome !!! You have me beat by far !! My best was 58 Lol Thanks so much for your videos . I have learned a ton from you !

[@tomrose6292]

You must have forearm strength like Popeye to compress those 330 springs

[@PondamnsOutdoors]

Dang that was a tank of a beaver. You kicked butt in this video

[@3172bees]

Well done you guys!

[@shawncharleyboy3702]

Man that was a tank man great video I've never trapped before but always watch your videos. I've got a few hunting spots where there are lots of beavers man I should invest in a few 330s and give it a try. You make it look easy tho but you explain and show how to do it really good man👍

[@Rrailroad3]

What do you do with all your beaver?

[@DDSNAG709]

Caught a 72lb'er last year in SO IL and that is a pound short of state record I believe, so close yet so far lol great video man never miss when I get your notifications!!

[@timmynormand8082]

Caught a 72 lb in Louisiana few yrs ago

[@frez777]

Gosh you must have a strong grip!

[@niterider5327]

the beaver master !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@puffnstuff12]

Love to see them pesky beavers in the traps.

[@thomasstrusz1126]

Thats a massive beaver omg😲😲😲

[@lenledwidge5367]

3o years ago when fur was worth the work and effort I took a pair of beaver from behind a very popular ski hill around Edmonton, Alberta. To take him out we tied him to a pole , shoulder him and walked out. With a number of witnesses.to verify the weight and size. He weighed 86 pounds and in order to put him on the stretching board ,I Had to add 10 inches to my 4ft. by 4 ft stretching board to make him fit. He was big and tough. When I remove the beavers jacket he is ready for the board , and clean as a whistle. I enjoy trapping under the ice and don't lay steel until the new year, prime clean fur for the taking, if you can. My daughter was almost 3 and now she is 35 and a cop. God hat happened. haha

[@joebeadle528]

Hey with your drowning rods what size re-rod do you use and how long of a lengths do you cut them? Thanks

[@330Maniac]

It is 10' half inch rebar I use for the rod itself. I use the same size for my T bar stake and they are around 36" or so

[@joebeadle528]

@@330Maniac sure thank you very much that will be very helpful !

[@davevollbrecht9489]

Like the swivel stick what part of Minnesota you from

[@robertelias3431]

As usual, U dun good. Thanks for sharing.

[@stevedingman474]

I snared a giant trap shy beaver she was over 70 pounds the scale the guy I knew had a scale was 70 lbs and it buried the pin … and she backed into the snare got snared around base of tail she got tangled up in the sumac trees around the run . She was my biggest I’ve ever caught or seen she was destroying a apple 🍎 orchard . But it’s exciting to see those giants !

[@thadsmith2889]

That was a beast of a beaver. I’ve only caught around 45#ers, but I’ve skinned several in the 70-75 # range, the things you see skinning at a buyer for 7 winters. Do you skin and dry yours? I’ve not heard you say, if you do, you’re a busy man. Love the videos.

[@touyang1395]

You got grandpa and grandma beaver. How many size in the 330 traps?

[@isellcatlitter]

my other question is have you ever caught a pike or muskie in those traps???

[@GaryBonnell-tl1jp]

Up here where I trap most of the beaver we trap weigh sixty to eighty pound's we catch some hundred pounders every year but have to use my small boat and a winch to get them out I use six sixty's on them

[@bowhunter9288]

What do you do with your otters?

[@Lonewolf_1776]

18:27🤣😂🤣

[@dougsmith548]

The way you go through waders you need to get yourself a sponsor who makes waders. I am sure if you put a good amount of time into securing a sponsor who makes waiters you would have a lifetime supply given to you. You stay safe God bless. 🇨🇦

[@330Maniac]

I have been thinking about this quite a bit lately

[@pepepepert]

Do you eat the meat? I've heard it is decent eating.

[@D_v757]

Yeah, it is! Beavers can be smoked, made into cutlets and other stuff.

[@jefffriend311]

That beaver had Diabetes from meeting all the Maple trees That turned into Maple syrup before he sucked them down

[@isellcatlitter]

you did a youtube shorts video the other day when a beaver shot out of the lodge, did you get that one???

[@DDSNAG709]

330MaNiac What is the biggest beaver you have ever caught? Just curious, been following you several years but figured you've seen some tanks in your time doing this...

[@thomaswild5570]

What a jumbo

[@zhelko]

the titanic went down!

[@paulscountry456]

Thats allota Beaver.....

[@royboy7401]

I had a girlfriend that had a giant beaver

[@Northwoods208]

Someone had to 😂

[@mikecaldwell7992]

70 pound beaver........ I should call her.....

[@jenniferlawson9132]

Can I ask ? Why are you hunting them ? Doesn't it tell you that otters only live in clean healthy water. Why are ya hunting them ? Aren't they cool to look at ? Not trying to be ignorant. Would like a Lil education

[@330Maniac]

Sure they are cool to look at until they take all of the trees down around your lake. They cause thousands of dollars in damage every year to lake property and private property. Otters as well are very beautiful but once again they take a very bad toll on the fish population in many smaller lakes

[@Fatcoyotes.intraps]

What is a beaver worth???????????

[@Northwoods208]

Not much these days

[@330Maniac]

About 15 bucks as is

[@dinos8557]

If you watch Mountain Men, about $500.00, if you sell to the market fleshed and dried, about $35.00. Gotta find out where Tom sells his beaver LOL

[@MrTaschkin]

Первый

[@juangonzales4347]

You should catch yourself in those traps