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Native animals : calm. Non-native animals: freak out. I think they know your plans for them, Shawn.

The rat watches Mousetrap Monday and was smart enough to know it was a non native species and it was gonna get the “humane dispatch”

Squirrel, Chipmunk, & Packrat: **Calm in trap** Brown Rat: **AHHH IM GON DIE!**

The last rat has obviously seen this channel.

Every time Shawn says chipmunks I'm expecting to hear "moles, voles and gophers, stay tuned"

He actually saved the squirrel from getting snatched by a hawk🐿

The cage saved that little squirrel’s life!

Non-native Invasive Rat: "NOOOOO, YOU CAN'T JUST HUMANELY DISPATCH ME!!!" Shawn: "Haha, CO2 cartridge goes pssshhh"

"We're gonna let him go." Squirrel runs free. Hawk picks up free meal.

That last rat looked like he was saying “please let me go”

I love how the animals don't leave the trap until Shawn verbally gives them instructions about which way to go. 🤓

Shawn: Now because it's a non-native invasive species-- Rat: GET..ME..OUTTA HERRRRE

The cries of the rat sent my pet rats into their hides. I've not seen this before with Shawn's videos, it was a interesting event.

I'm more impressed with the agility of the rat at 5h39, he almost exit the trap

huh this video had everything, action, horror (the hawk), suspense, romance, three good endings and one mystery ending with that rat

When the brown rat saw the CO2 cartridge he went ballistic.

Love the Hawk scene, gave that poor Squirrel a hell of a scare.

shawn: lets go catch a non native rat rat: *gets caught* shawn: DISPATCH RAT! rat: NOOOOOOO

"I'm going to take this into the wild and let it free" (Chucks it into the neighbours garden)

That pack rat is really cute.

That was a cool fanart of a cooking raccoon. :D

It's amazing to see so many different species all living in the same area this channel is about so much mor than just trapping rodents keep up the good work!:)

The “teaser” about using a dead rat for raccoon bait will definitely bring me back for more! 👍🏼👍🏼

5:37 i'm very surprised that the rat almost escape.

I’m a trapper by trade, we use mostly tomahawks for cage traps. They’re built very well and are very versatile

Jesus. Almost seems like that last rat was about to burst into tears knowing he was about to die.

Uses bait to catch rat, uses rat to catch racoon, uses racoon to catch coyote, uses coyote to catch tiger, uses tiger to catch elephant uses elephant to catch blue whale. Now, this is a non-native blue whale, so we're going to have to humanely dispatch it and feed it to Iceland and Japan.

1:32 You know that was probably his mom, right? And now he’s miles away from his family. Let the Disney movie begin... 5:55 4th time the charm! I imagine that rat is like “so... Shawn... are you going to let me go like the other three? ... Shawn?”

At this point I feel the animals being caught have the same idea as those green aliens from Toy story who want to get grabbed by the claw

When I read Tomahawk Trap in the notification box, I thought it would fling a tomahawk at the pest.

Glad you didn't hurt chippie......they are popular where I live, they make great companions around the house! I used to have one named scar (had a scar under one eye) and he used to tease the hell out of my cat at the patio door. Whenever I had guests over he'd come up on the deck to say hello and look for hand outs. Native rat or not, if it was caught inside my barn it'd be one dead rat.

1:33 "Phil? Is that you? Holy crap, dude!" "Jake, you gotta bust me outta here! I can't do another nickel in the joint!"

Great drawing from a viewer at the end there... funny!

I know that brown rat is an invasive pest but the way it squeezed up into the corner and cried made me feel bad about its disposal

Nice I like your raccoon cooking a rat 🐀 artwork at the end 👌 😀

Shawn when species is native: 😊 Shawn when species is non-native:😡

that brow rat's aggression explains why they are invasive and thriving among other native species

3 weeks later: Catching mice, rats, squirrels, chipmunks, daughter, moles, voles and gohpers with the Tomahawk mouse trap.

Imagine having a house with this much nature around it 😔. Us city boys are jealous

…ᘛ⁐̤ᕐᐷ trap Monday

4:00 the rat is like: Wow, thank you for that marvelous introduction! Lol!

those baby raccoons sitting on the floor are so cute

That squirrel should thank you for not letting it become that Hawk's dinner!

It’s insane how smart those rats can be.

I bought one of these to catch an armadillo digging up my foundation. Then it brute forced its way out after I caught it.

Seems like the little chipmunk set off the trap easier than the big rat with opposable thumbs.

Lol oh my god that "give it a little flip" shirt is so amazing.

5:00 paid actors

put a little grease on the hook at top and it will make it a lot more sensitive and trigger easier

The rat at 5:53 is like please don’t kill me

This was like an entire month of captures. Well done!

Squirrel 1: oh food Squirrel 2: munch munch Squirrel 3: guys I have a bad feeling about dis Squirrel 2: yeah, I’m out Squirrel 3: same Squirrel 1: you guys are missing out! **gets caught** Squirrel 1: uh oh, GET ME OUT OF HERE! Hawk: mmm food.... Squirrel 1: I’m dead.. Hawk: **can’t get in** eh I tried Squirrel 2: Hey dood you ok?

What is "humane" about keeping an obviously terrified animal trapped until it's time to "humanely" dispatch it? Humane dispatching should be as soon as is humanly possible.

ID-ing tip I was taught (for anyone who is curious): Chipmunks have stripes going through their eyes; ch"i"pmunk =s str"i"pe through "eye." Squirrels do not, regardless if a tree or ground squirrel.

The California Ground Squirrel reacted with calm and dignity to the trap closing, going back to eat. And then the hawk swoops in...

We've caught squirrels, raccoons and woodchucks in this type of trap-they all light to eat fruit from our trees and dig up the garden

That was a great drawing! I'm starting to look forward to seeing them!

GREAT VIDEO! It was like watching four videos in one! And that last rat almost bit you!

I have a Havahart squirrel trap. I have to stake it down, or the squirrels and other critters will try to push it over to get the seeds I use as bait.

I have that exact same trap that I use for evicting bird feeder raiding gray squirrels from my yard

If watching ChooChoo's Story has taught me anything about chipmunks, it's that a mix of sunflower seeds and ripe strawberries will bring them running.

Man this is a really successful video today

"Frank! Get me outta here, man! Frank! Hey, where the hell you going?!"

Forever entertaining and educational! It's very cool to get the kids involved early -- I foresee a lifelong love of animals in store for them. Thanks!

Gosh that brown rat is lightning fast. It almost got out the trap in time.

I actually felt bad for the last rat :(

Always check your local regulations. Where I live, there are very few regulations on trapping wild pests but the regulations are on relocating......Humanely dispatch on the premises or let them go, relocating not allowed.

That Norway rat hit the trap door as it came down. They are crazy fast. Hard to look at an animal you know you got to dispatch. Maybe the order should place one of the live releases at the end of the video? I donno. Love your work Mr Woods either way.

Dusky Footed Wood Rat: "Hi, folks. Happy to be here. I hope to never see you again though for locking me up." Norway Rat: "NONONONONONONONONONONO!!!!!"

We used this trap to catch skunks that moved in under our building at work. We baited with peanut butter and tuna. We’d set the trap near a tree then call animal control when we caught one. Animal control would use the tree as cover, sneak up and inject it with some blue stuff in a syringe on a pole.

Did some research, and was surprised to find out that packrats are rats in name and appearance only. They are actually more closely related to hamsters than they are to Norwegian rats.

this video has so much trap action going on, and the animal interactions! great stuff.

I've been using Tomahawk traps for 30+ years. Great trap I will use nothing but them. You don't have to use that many seeds Shawn That rat almost got out. Did you see how fast it was. Now that was interesting to see. Thanks

I use the Have A Heart equivalent trap to catch ground squirrels, but I found that if I place them to near a tree that birds will enter and trip the catch.

Squirrel: *Almost gets attacked by a hawk* "You know, maybe being in a cage isn't so bad"

Sean should do a video with Joseph Carter mink man

Used this design for groundhogs for awhile. I catch and release all kinds of animals. Mine does have a metal plate around the handle. Highly recommend a trap with that feature

I love this channel lol it's so fascinating for some reason

5:42 bruh he even knew it was a trap. He looked like the flash when trying to speed out of there

"You have to believe me, I was abducted by aliens last night!" "Dag-nabbit Jimmy, quit tellin' tall tales and help me bring these sticks up to the nest. Ain't no such thing as aliens."

1:23 the squirrel be saying to the trap “i like ya cut g REEEEEEEEE”

That last rat definitely gives the impression that the rats put up mini posters near rat holes of Shawn dressed as the grim repear with text reading "BEWARE OF THE HUMANE DISPATCHER'S TRAPS" because of so many of them "disappearing"

That squirrel wasn’t even tripping till the hawk swung by😄

Last rat was squealing like "Wait I'm native, I've got papers!"

I love how you know where to find every type of animal around your house that’s amazing you really pay attention to where the populations are great video I love the variety keep up the work 👌💯

It’s a _Mousetrap Monday_ species superfecta!

Super....amazing to see the squirrel’s reaction to the hawk....

That Norway rat has some reflexes. It was jumping for the exit even before the door had finished swinging downward.

3:25 Shawn you say that like you're sad you can't kill 'em. 😂

Aww man i really want to see him catch a family of raccoons. Cant wait for the video

When the squirrel brother came to help but could do anything 😂

All the non native rats watching rn: this is why we don’t come out in the barn

I bought a Tomahawk Starling trap .. but have had limited results with it. I caught a couple, which I "dispatched". I also caught some other birds in it, which I released (cat bird, cardinal, etc.) Unfortunately, I caught one cardinal in the trap, at a time I wasn't monitoring the trap. A hawk saw the cardinal in the trap and was somehow able to get its talons/beak into the cage to nab it. It tried to pull it out thru the wire openings, but couldn't do that, so it bit its head off. After that, I tried to set up the trap in areas where I could see if anything got caught in it. Some smaller birds (chickadees & titmouses) got in, but were also able to get themselves out of it without my help. Seems all the Tomahawk traps are well made and reasonably priced.

Well this is a video idea for you Shawn woods: make a compilation about the best traps you’ve made or bought

6:47 amazing picture...

Best feature is the spring loaded lock, they absolutely cannot escape..which sometimes happens with the passive bailer type if it gets tipped on its side.

Second squirrel at 1:32 Dude.....don't worry...I got your back. Hold on...I'll post bail for you.

Brown Rat : "Has my lawyer, heard from the Governor?"

When we were getting work done on the house one year I asked one of the workers why there were so many of these traps around. The guy I asked was the one who set them. He likes to eat squirrels, and we had a lot of them. He would take the traps and drown them in a 50 gallon barrel of water after his shift. Usually he got at least six.