Setting for Coyotes in Frozen Ground

[@riversidecountryclub2211]

Good looking sets ! Another great video. This cold wet weather makes it tough for keeping traps operational . First year trapper here..Hope to be able to trap for coyotes next season.

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Robert Horner thanks. good luck

[@pensnut08]

Excellent video- You should make a DVD for sale sometime. You explain things very well and right to the point. Once you get the sets in and as long as you don't get freeze/thaw (meaning it stays damn cold) I found it is easy to keep the sets working. Hard part is digging the bed LOL

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

pensnut08 thanks. that's the problem around here we have such drastic temperature swings

[@virg1964]

nice set, reminded me of this past season here in Maine. That wood bit is a great idea, thanks!

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

virg1964 thanks

[@huntnfishnuts5880]

Just like bedding traps here in PA but with a foot of snow on top of the dirt. I like the drill for the stakes. In unfrozen dirt in early season I use Berkshire anchors but use wolf heavy duty anchors with a heavy driver when it freezes. Do you pull the anchors back out or just cut them off?

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Huntnfishnuts i pull everything

[@southbranchtrapper9459]

Great video. I wouldn't know how to skin anything if it wasn't for your videos. Thanks

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Southbranch Trapper thanks

[@browntownorganics2172]

Great video! What gloves are you wearing? Are they waterproof and insulated?

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Lee Brown there edmount gloves. we use them when dealing with propane. there are somewhat insulated and are water proof

[@davedube9179]

Nice video! Do you pull the pogo anchor with the earth auger after the season?

[@darcy32171]

Hope this is not a dumb question, never trapped before. When you set your anchor, how do you get it out after a catch?

[@finsfeathersandbone2823]

Usually you remake the set. Your set gets better after a catch because they’ve left there scent!

[@jakhuntin7059]

I have one question. How long is your earth anchors?

[@backyardmeat]

Very nice, I don't have frozen ground but the drill set up is a great idea for speed......as always I learn something every time I watch

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

backyardmeat thanks. speed is the key to efficient trapping imo

[@TimberLineNorth]

The cordless drill comes in very handy.

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

TimberLineNorth right on great speed tools

[@ethanglass928]

Were do you buy your trapping supplies at?

[@waterfowlnation4091]

Anyway I could get some of your products and show em off, i have the coon creek outdoors coyote gland lure and caught 2 coyotes and I want to do a unboxing on your awesome lures and baits and show people really how amazing your products are!!!!

[@mikewhitman745]

Yes, I bet he sells that stuff in conjunction with someone. I bet you'd be able to buy whatever you want. He's clearly a smaller and growing deal, maybe just try to help him out because of all the info he gives away freely and not ask him to literally lose money giving you more free stuff?

[@johnSMITH-pn2gx]

Hey another great video! Thanks! Could you do a video on how you prep your atv/utv for trapping? Thanks again!

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

john SMITH thanks. yeah ill try

[@alaskajohn5695]

Can somebody tell me, what type of soil makes the best wax dirt. Meaning, sand, powered dry clay, sandy loam, appreciate any suggestions? Alaska John

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Sandy will use less wax. But use soil that is close to the type you'll be trapping in

[@bradleycoles8273]

Great sets, looking forward to the catch video.

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

***** thanks. there won't be catch video for this one. I took this video back in january and forgot to upload it.

[@TheUrbanHunterz]

Thanks I needed this.

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Urban Hunterz glad it helped

[@claywisecarver1102]

thank you both good channnels

[@angrypossumoutdoors8607]

Looks good, always very informative. Looking forward to seeing a couple K-9's bouncing around in them.

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

***** thanks. the set did catch catch, but this video was taken back in january.

[@dylanmowdy3699]

Will you post catches?

[@bradcooper6446]

Great video I enjoy all of your trapping videos

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Brad Cooper thanks

[@rodeoman925]

How do you remove the cable and anchor from frozen ground?

[@finsfeathersandbone2823]

Typically when ground is frozen solid you don’t. Just bend out your J hook and remove the trap, mark it with an underground locate flag or anything of your choice then in spring you know where your anchor is.

[@Gonzo3780]

I enjoyed this video Stu...Nice job brother...

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Heith Gagnon thanks. took it back in january and forgot to upload it

[@andrewwolflethecatfishmast790]

What should i cover my traps with in the winter?

[@jeremyholtzer762]

Mirasol Wolfle waxed dirt

[@phillipmartin5760]

@@jeremyholtzer762 I know wax dirt waterproofs the set , but will it prevent freezing under the set ? Been using salt for years. Never used waxed dirt before but already made 2 drums for this year's season. So tired of doing tests after a steady rain.

[@andrewwolflethecatfishmast790]

Did you use cable stakes? If so how do you get them out of the ground?

[@nathaneastridge3460]

Use a grubbing how to look in the stake and prie it up

[@andrewwolflethecatfishmast790]

Nathan Eastridge can i use rebar stakes for coyote traping?

[@nathaneastridge3460]

You can but I recommend 14 inch stakes and double stake it

[@nathaneastridge3460]

Mirasol Wolfle The

[@sethbrissette4787]

what kinds of traps should i use for coyote

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

+Seth Brissette I use the biggest coil spring allowed. personal preference really

[@Grizzlife]

Cool idea for fur Stu. Made a cookie cutter thanks for idea. Ground to hard to use but after thaw it will be on.

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Tennessee Trapper hope it works

[@jakejones642]

Nice video well made keep up the work

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Jake Jones thanks

[@2ndamendmentSam]

Good helpful video. Thanks!

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Sam Rickrode thanks

[@charlesmurray1220]

Pan tension! See that? Educational. So eh, how do I adjust the pan tension?

[@danielherring9324]

Loosen bolt the pan is attached to the trap with until it free falls. Then slowly tighten it until pan doesnt free fall anymore. Set trap and take a 3 ft and 1 ft long piece of 2 X 4, gently set the 3 ft piece down on center of pan. If trap goes off tighten the pan bolt and repeat. You want the trap to go off when both pieces are on the trap and not when just the 3 ft piece is on there. They should form a "T" when both pieces are set on the trap. 2 X 4's are approximately 1 pound per a foot. So 3 to 4 pounds is 3 to 4 feet of 2 X 4. Or you can just buy a trap pan tension tester.

[@charlesmurray1220]

@@danielherring9324 Thank you kindly. That'll work.

[@charlesmurray1220]

@@danielherring9324 Thanks bluecollar!

[@GoodboyBubbaloo]

The geese in the background at 5:30 had me laughing

[@buckeyebassintv2190]

Great video bub👊 thx for the tips

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

I'm waiting for the snow to melt so I can get out and set a few myself. Doesn't look good though, still got 3 to 4 feet of snow on the ground. Nice video buddy, later.

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

NSTRAPPERHUNTER thanks.

[@joekirk167]

I did not see you put any lure.

[@castreelfishermen2393]

Nice videos learned a lot thanks

[@calvinhoward2407]

if you get a arger bit think that what they call it you can drill a hole for a dirt hole

[@stewartfrerotte7227]

Good video enjoyed it. Only 10" of frost we are at 4'

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Stewart Frerotte thanks. this video was taken back in january, we've got a foot and a half of snow and froze down a couple feet now

[@ToddWittenmyerBackwoodsLiving]

That oughta get you a 'yote!

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

Todd Wittenmyer it did this was actually taken back in January

[@h.t.f.farmboy5376]

Picked up a few tips

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

H.T.F. farmboy glad it helped

[@ryanbeyea2834]

What's up

[@Girfalkon]

Очень полезное видео.Спасибо.

[@timlehnen3226]

Fook. That. , snares. Baby, too. Much. Work,,,,,,

[@finsfeathersandbone2823]

Most serious trappers do both, unless they’re plain out lazy. It’s much more rewarding catching them in foot holds also, you’re actually out smarting them by your combination of lures and bait.

[@ryanbeyea2834]

Hi

[@michaeln7421]

a du

[@phattdawgtrapping3640]

informative , thank you. phattdawg

[@CoonCreekOutdoors]

PhattDawg Trapping thanks