Maybe talk about the way you are doing it with comfort for horse during process? U do a great job! U keep them in a natural position

Brilliant Job - God Bless those that help Animals.

Want more subscribers, talk much, much less.

Too much facetime. Bad camera angles

It’s like poor horse care to me

Nice…. Should call this a catching video rather than fishing!

WOW!! His hoof looked great after you got all done❤! Watching you. work on Rock's bad hoof gave me goose-bumps thinking it was hurting him, but he really didn't seem to mind and wasn't acting up nor did he seem afraid of you ❤ He seems to be a really sweet boy. Thank you for helping and God bless😊❤😊

The photo posted should have the hoof in the photo and does not need to have you in the photo. I bet you will get more views that way. Just saying, do as you see fit.

Sound please

Would have been great if it had sound

Cut the "arms" off those coil springs behind the levers. After you get the hang of adjusting the pan for being level and a bit of JUDICIOUS filing, you can get them to fire at 2-3lbs if you would like that better. Even 4 coiled. Definintely baseplate them, file off the sharp jaw edges and laminate the jaws. That is my favorite dogless style.

What's the thickness on them fender washers?

Just use your auger next to the pogo or any anchor Auger out dirt in a few seconds pull anchor its way better and faster than putting extra crap on

Very clever idea, definitely going to give it a try. Thanks!

I tried these with 20" and 1 1/4 washer and it pulled out like nothin

nice

Yep there exactly the same as the old Northwoods I got 1 1/2s base plated 4 coild and center swiveled you can get alot of universal parts on fnt outfitters.after the modifications it's a pretty decent trap if you can make up the baseplates and do the welding it's still a cost effective trap I wanna get a couple dozen of the 3s and mod them

Very slick Mr. Fred. Never seen drops made like that before. I just built 4 each 50 hook lines. I used #48 twisted & tarred nylon mainline, doubled #18 white twisted nylon drops, 170 lb swivels on the mainline for the drops, trotline mini clips with another 170 lb test swivel, 6 ft between the drops, I used a doubled overhand knot (water knot) then a pony bead (got a bag of 500 pony beads at Wally World for like $2), swivel, pony bead, and another knot, (doubling the knot puts twice as much material in the bend of the knot making it a lot stronger), 5 hooks to line, Gamakatsu 8/0 Octopus Circle Hooks, Cheater snelled with 6 wraps on the doubled drop line, loop end, and a 3 wrap uni-knot attached to the trotline mini-clip which I then clip to the swivels on the mainline, 5 lines clipped together with 450 lb test coastlock swivels on the ends, and a heavy clip on the end for quickly attaching to the anchor lines. Anyhow, I did all that then I watched your videos and here's you, a commercial guy using #1,1/0 or 2/0 Circle hooks, 30-50 lb green trilene big game mono, and #24 mainline. I waaayyy overbuilt! That is a very slick method for making drops! And a quick and slick knot on both ends. And the floats, I forgot about the floats, now I've gotta go back and make some alterations. Thanks for the videos! Very informative! P.S. I tied up 200 drops with the hooks "Backwards"! Dammit man! I had to go back, untie and retie all 200. Oh well, at least I'm consistent, consistently wrong, but consistent never-the-less!

I been looking at them in #2. First thing I would do is base plate them. I have WC dog proof traps. The springs are weaker than my Duke dp.

what gauge of wire?

Can you please show how to get them out

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I believe those are modeled after north woods with a Montgomery pan system