Setting Last Dingo Trap Before Christmas

[@jackavalon8366]

great video. A skill that few balmain basket weavers understand or appreciate.

[@lifeonthelickrun]

😅👍

[@mfromaustralia1]

Fantastic no nonsense trap setting that the rest of us can have a go at doing without having to do a university course first. And thank you. i asked for more trapping and you delivered. Good luck with the grader and have a merry Christmas !

[@lifeonthelickrun]

Thank you mate, I appreciate your kind comments. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you as well. See you in 2023.

[@CamBill_ROBLOX]

Good one bloke 👍👍👍👍 I used to do it very similar to that but still had the big steel jaw traps

[@lifeonthelickrun]

The big old traps are worth a lot of money as collectors items now!!

[@fishhunter348]

Good vid mate, interesting!

[@lifeonthelickrun]

Thank you

[@anchorbrandranch]

They say there’s more than one way to skin a cat Apparently there’s more than 5 or 6 ways to trap a dingo😂 No dingos around here Interesting video Thanks

[@lifeonthelickrun]

👍

[@cantwellron11]

Bloody rippa

[@lifeonthelickrun]

Thank you👍👍

[@noelmcgregor8126]

piss the music off so we can hear ya matey!

[@lifeonthelickrun]

😂😂😂I'll make the music a bit quieter next time!!

[@anchorbrandranch]

@@lifeonthelickrun No worries mate! I got the same suggestion when I started KZbin. I think I must be doing better 😂 Not as many people chewing me up over it😊

[@johnmead8437]

@@lifeonthelickrun Many outdoor hunting channels suffer from the idea others like their music and it enhances their content. When the natural sounds provide reality. Some music suits some scenes. Like Karaoke, not all of 'em. More than about 10 minute videos (depends on the interest of the content and presentation) stretch attention span and convenience for the short clip format. Like school classes. This could have been a lot more concise. Some fine detail also improved on some elements; some teachers find rehearsing helps. Easy to overlook when used to doing the job & off the cuff.