Excellent instruction as always! I’ve learned a lot from your vids and I appreciate it. Recently became a volunteer NWCO trapper and all the water trapping techniques are in a large part due to your selfless trapping instruction, thank you!

Great to see you trapping I enjoy all of your videos thanks for posting

Man that is early! Awesome and informative video as always! Huge thanks from Canada!

You've got some of the best content on KZfaq! Thank you

Loading new 330 springs with your bare hands is impressive.

Like your fishing videos, but dang I'm sure glad for your trapping videos. Great job

Keep them comming, getting pumped for the upcoming season!!!!!!!

i just got done a nuissance job here in northen ontario and i will 100% agree with you that the beavers are way ahead of time as far as the amount of chewing and mudding .. early winter ahead (i hope not again this year) cheeers !

looks more fun than our summer beaver w all the snappin turtles and moccasins down here in Alabama. Look fwd to more videos

Been really enjoying your videos , THANK YOU

Love the videos brother.

Sweet! Definitely made some landowners happy there!! Did you check and see if there was any castor in them? The prices for that just seem to keep climbing!

Do you think that the one beaver you got in the channel kept other beaver from going further down the channel and into your other traps?

You definitely provide a service since skinning out a beaver costs more than a pelt is worth even in season. Rigor mortise means meat is no good for consumption and dressing them is too costly to make it worth eating the meat. Since these land owners are not concerned about protecting the trees (no wire mesh around base of trunks) do they pay a decent dollar to remove a beaver?

What will you do with the beaver if they pelt isn't worth anything? Will you at least use the meat? It's legal to trap beaver outside of the winter months? I'm new to this and have a mentor for the winter. I'm trying to pick up on as much as I can before I go out with him to trap.

Will they learn to avoid conibears when they have seen another beavers trapped in it? I have set two 330 and checked them out after one week or so. There were two beavers in but apparently trapped few days before I came. And after that I have set traps again with no result at all for weeks and months. Beavers were there for shure, l've seen lot of damaged trees . Are they so smart?

My neighbour stuck his hand in a conibear trap because he didn't know what it was. He called up a local trapper and threatened to sue until he told him it's an offence to mess with a trap in Ontario. The guy is a FREAKING SURGEON who uses his hands EVERY SINGLE DAY and he stuck it in something that was unknown to him!!

I can't wait tell time to trap in Michigan. I don't even want the fur I want to eat them!

Did you wax and dye your traps? Or did you just get the gunk( grease) off

Cut up the beaver tail into small chunk's and use it as sunny bait.

Can you set a conibear on a beaver slide? I really enjoy your videos.

enjoyed Thanks

Cool!!!!!!

Can you say "Ground Beaver BBQ"!!!

So new trapper here in n. e. Arkansas. 65 yr young. Cache River is a challenge for me. Water up and down lots. River steep on one side,, shallow on other. Most sign is on steep side of river. I've tried trapping 330' s by myself.. kinda dangerous for older dude. They are trenches where they come up on land. Bottom line, is there anyway to "dry land trap" beaver? To " lure" em to your trap? Would like to use snares, way lighter if it will get job done. Maybe few footholds

Have you tried and if so what is your opinion of the MB1216?

Does this trapping require a special permit?

Are the castors any good in the summer?

What you normally charge for a job like this?

I’m going out to try and catch them right now, their Turn up my yard in the creek

How come they aren’t worth anything?

Do you sell the castor to bait companies?

Me3rseeen!

Caughten?

Huh?

Whatever, Conan….

Stop killing beaver