Red & Grey Fox Trapping

[@brandonmassey7696]

Most informative video I’ve watched thank you for sharing. I can’t wait to get started

[@MisterJohnDoe]

Awesome.

[@johndoe43]

Work hard on the Bobcat s. Here in Kansas the Bobcat s have about wiped out the foxes. When I was little Bobcat s were in the northwest corner of the state. In 20 yrs they have made it to Kansas City in large numbers. Foxes do well in town here and there. But the Bobcat s are getting bolder to come in to areas within City lights. A foxes best friend is a bobcat trapper

[@thomasjcorson7502]

Is there a limit on bobcats here in Pa it's 1 cat and you got to buy the permit

[@johndoe43]

@@thomasjcorson7502 interesting. Don't think there is a limit here in Kansas but I think they still have to be tagged due to their similarity with an endangered cat in another country.

[@hizambickford1443]

Is the stake and the chain buried directly beneath the traps? Or buried slightly off to the side

[@stephenpickard3150]

Good job benefiting wildlife by removing predators. Many birds and rabbits would than you.

[@ozarkmountainlures239]

Thanks for the support unfortunately those people are like talking to brick walls

[@stephenpickard3150]

@@ozarkmountainlures239 Yes, KZbin would take down what I wanted to say. You do a good job on your videos. Looking forward to some more cat and otter stuff. 👍

[@lawrencehilaire1763]

Your flat set is kind of a modified dirt hole set it seems. Interesting how you "bury" the bait. Ever worry they won't be able to smell it unless they travel very close to it?

[@ozarkmountainlures239]

Well that’s kinda a double edge sword I don’t worry about them smelling it from a distance because it’s all about location. But then again their nose is sostrong they can smell a dead mouse under foot of snow.

[@dr.bergpensionado1005]

Trapping is just so cruel. learn to love and learn some empathy.

[@workingman9745]

Stop looking at what bothers you unless you are just stupid 😅