Trapping TV Episode 8- Late Season Coyote Trapping

[@SamWoodOutdoors]

Late season coyotes are some of the most rewarding critters to trap

[@h.t.f.farmboy5376]

great videos im just startin to get into trapin and learnin more from your videos

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

And another great video. It never gets tiresome. All the best you guys and be safe.

[@Dogskinner719]

Another good video. Love seeing predators pile up. Good locations too.

[@ZachByrd]

Nice video fellas. I really enjoyed watching it.

[@castreelfishermen2393]

Loved your videos can't wait to try the stuff that you guys taught me in your videos this upcoming season.

[@hunglangkieu3780]

i verry like trapp.so exciting when to see a thing in trapp.you guy so cool

[@geargeezer8049]

Hùng Lang Kiêu DuHH

[@hawkeyedippers5015]

Awesome video guys keep up the good work.

[@geargeezer8049]

hawkeye dippers What good work??

[@hawkeyedippers5015]

gear geezer thinning out the coyotes. That's good work.

[@weschaffin]

Love your vids....we are about to start trappping!!!!

[@geargeezer8049]

Wes Chaffin Then your a dope!

[@russr5128]

gear geezer I enjoyed these deaths.. I'm researching which trap inflicts the most cruelty and pain.. then I'll buy it 😃

[@atomicwedgie8176]

"You're" a dope.

[@h20fwler1]

Sweet vid thanks for the tips.

[@tennesseetrapper351]

How do you you freeze proof your traps? I put salt over mine.

[@hiquality_distraction4084]

new sub here. i really enjoy your channel.

[@jackkangas8719]

How do you keep the critters on the road trips? Do you skin and freeze them wherever you are?

[@wolfernation]

Yes

[@carlbowen7340]

how long will the set you showed keep from getting froze up

[@darrellking4292]

Son, your working up a lather driving in those wolf fangs! Do your self a favor and try the fox hollow super steaks! The good folks at Minnesota Brand can hook you up with a retriever too, and you won't have to dispose of anything!

[@jimkoz5052]

nice vid How do you dispatch them

[@missionman4539]

I'm new to trapping and have a question. Have you ever had a deer step into one of your traps and how do you free them if they do ,that's one concern I have.....very excited about starting trapping.

[@GTR149]

idk but i dout his traps will really hold a deer. the deer always pull out of mine

[@danielmartin1939]

in my experience deer are actually attracted to my sets and i have "caught" quite a few and they always are able to pull out very easily and with no damage whatsoever. I think this is because their foot is shaped much different then a furbearers, and the trap just cannot grip them and slides right off.

[@danielmartin1939]

of course if you use a very large trap (#3 or bigger) you never know what might happen.

[@GTR149]

they pull out of my number 3 . But I think some dude was using a number 4 and did 4 springs or something and that held one

[@elitebowman5386]

Another good video, I second that question: How do you guys dispatch your Yotes. I get more blood than I like thru the lungs. I use the skulls so don't do that anymore.

[@ballsenfuego3847]

most ppl use a .22 LR for the 6 cent solution

[@muffledgiraffe4303]

Some people use a catch pole, but... it's not for everyone, choking an animal out can be hard to stomach.

[@Iamthefurdog]

THNX GUYS !!!!!

[@Trapper473]

Your trap was not bedded nearly good enough in the flat set at the beginning.

[@MrSottobanco]

Hour for hour, what is more effective- trapping coyotes or calling them?

[@ballsenfuego3847]

trapping by far. Calling means you're educating them if you don't kill them

[@ryanwillett728]

Trapping, Steel works 24/7. Your rifle only works when you can fire it.

[@geargeezer8049]

Ryan Willett Why not just leave them alone?

[@hawkeyedippers5015]

gear geezer because we prefer not seeing coyotes running around with mange and other diseases that can be transferred to humans.

[@jjstin]

Very useful video! I just have a question. How many traps do you think I need to put in one place to trap a trapper? Would three be enough? I'm thinking of selling coyote trapper skin for business and sell it to PETA members as a trophy. This would be a long painful kill that PETA members would love to pay money for.

[@ballsenfuego3847]

You're gonna need a bigger set of balls than you got, because when I trap I'm carrying my .44 magnum carbine. You might catch me in a trap, but make sure you're wearing ballistic vests.

[@zebbox]

Balls EnFuego you ball-less trapper fucks (in particular) couldn't stand 'one on one' with anything in a fair fight - just keep hiding behind your snares or bow & rifle sights pretending you're real men.

[@ballsenfuego3847]

no such thing as a fair fight, that's why in the grand scheme of things, tree-hugging PETA hypocrites like you will fare badly. Hope the power doesn't go out in your mom's basement. As far as one on one, I doubt you'd say anything to my face IRL

[@jirip368]

jason king how about to go fuck your self How about that? lol Moron

[@zebbox]

Jiri P "how about to go fuck your self" - just to correct hicko - it's actually "how about you go fuck yourself" - so please oblige accordingly.

[@dawnhawbecker2447]

at 8:34 me and my cousin trap together and we use the farmers winter grass that they plant and clip them up for our sets

[@scottcross1969]

Really enjoy watching you're videos . But I would like to to know more about location and snaring. THANX

[@dominickdiorio2159]

what kind of trap is that?

[@SWiowaoutdoors]

+dominick diorio MB550

[@h.t.f.farmboy5376]

how offten do you put new videos on

[@h.t.f.farmboy5376]

how do you kill them

[@yogihaughton7646]

Shocking!

[@ualuuanie]

u guy ever forget where you left your traps or traps just got lost?

[@ryanwillett728]

No....

[@geargeezer8049]

ualuuanie Uhhhhhhhhh

[@jackriley5974]

You won't catch an Adirondack coyote that way!!

[@TheOlvera5]

Question why not just build a fence around your property? Instead of this?

[@geargeezer8049]

Jonathan Olvera Thank you Jonathan!! You know why? I makes them feel macho while a defenseless animal is in pain.

[@hawkeyedippers5015]

gear geezer yes because a fence will keep a animal population in check. No what it will do is make you blind to the reality of what its like outside of your house.

[@geargeezer8049]

hawkeye dippers Blind to the reality of what's its like outside of your house? The reality is what you do is only an exercise in dominance and cruelty of other species. Trapping=Lazy Mans Hunting in addition to inflecting unnecessary pain and suffering. In the end we as humans will get what we deserve which will be an ecosystem that is unsustainable due to over development, pollution, and killing everything that moves. The human race is not the master race. Its the disaster race. I think a better use of energy is to find ways of keeping China from owning of what is left of the US! Now that the reality outside your house!

[@hawkeyedippers5015]

gear geezer man that was a delayed comeback what website did you pull that from? Since you can't get outside your house to experience these things and learn for yourself.

[@geargeezer8049]

No website. No delayed response. Just spent 3 days in a swamp. Swamp Life! You got a lot to learn. Start with these: Allen, C. R., Angeler, D. G., Garmestani, A. S., Gunderson, L. H., & Holling, C. S. (2014). Panarchy: Theory and application. Ecosystems, 17(4), 578-589. doi:dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10021-013-9744-2 Brongo, L. L., Mitchell, M. S., & Grand, J. B. (2005). Effects of trapping with bait on bait-station indices to black bear abundance. Wildlife Society Bulletin, 33(4), 1357-1361. Retrieved from search.proquest.com/docview/230189740?accountid=34574 Garmestani, A. S. (2014). Sustainability science: Accounting for nonlinear dynamics in policy and social-ecological systems. Clean Technologies and Environmental Policy, 16(4), 731-738. doi:dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10098-013-0682-7 Moskell, C., & Allred, S. B. (2013). Integrating human and natural systems in community psychology: An ecological model of stewardship behavior. American Journal of Community Psychology, 51(1-2), 1-14. doi:dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10464-012-9532-8 Sisaye, S. (2011). Ecological systems approaches to sustainability and organizational development. Leadership & Organization Development Journal, 32(4), 379-398. doi:dx.doi.org/10.1108/01437731111134652

[@ballsack4834]

That's so messed up

[@atomicwedgie8176]

Ikr...that's why they're trapping the coyotes...to increase the dear, pheasant, turkey, and bunny populations. Thanks for ur support!

[@lucazenoni5702]

im mb 650 trap you