R3D Research and Deployment
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Chicken Coop project (Roof Rafters)
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R3D Barber Shop Talk
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Thank You for watching! Please subscribe, Like, and share r3dresearchanddeployment@gmail.com Take a look and our other RUclips Channel: LEGACY TRUTHS ruclips.net/user/LegacyTruths Because of the interconnection of all things with one another. ... It is a good thing to proceed in order and to establish propositions (principles). This is the way to gain ground and to progress with certainty. ... ...
How to square a corner [3,4,5 method]
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Thank You for watching! Please subscribe, Like, and share r3dresearchanddeployment@gmail.com Take a look and our other RUclips Channel: LEGACY TRUTHS ruclips.net/user/LegacyTruths Because of the interconnection of all things with one another. ... It is a good thing to proceed in order and to establish propositions (principles). This is the way to gain ground and to progress with certainty. ... ...
Building a Present [Don't Buy, Build]
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A very special THANK YOU to my son for all his help!!!!!! Thank You for watching! Please subscribe, Like, and share r3dresearchanddeployment@gmail.com Take a look and our other RUclips Channel: LEGACY TRUTHS ruclips.net/user/LegacyTruths Because of the interconnection of all things with one another. ... It is a good thing to proceed in order and to establish propositions (principles). This is t...
Morning Walk, Join us. [R3D Style]
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Thank You for watching! Please subscribe, Like, and share r3dresearchanddeployment@gmail.com Take a look and our other RUclips Channel: LEGACY TRUTHS ruclips.net/user/LegacyTruths Because of the interconnection of all things with one another. ... It is a good thing to proceed in order and to establish propositions (principles). This is the way to gain ground and to progress with certainty. ... ...
NEW Project on the Homestead [Deep Litter Chicken Coop]
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We are starting a new project on the Homestead. Follow along with us during our journey! Thank You for watching! Please subscribe, Like, and share r3dresearchanddeployment@gmail.com Take a look and our other RUclips Channel: LEGACY TRUTHS ruclips.net/channel/UCkcYwWSfg2Ea0PyLAS_Du2g Because of the interconnection of all things with one another. ... It is a good thing to proceed in order and to ...
CT200U-EX (Camo) Mini Bike Unboxing and review
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Thank You for watching! Please subscribe, Like, and share Take a look and our other RUclips Channel: LEGACY TRUTHS ruclips.net/channel/UCkcYwWSfg2Ea0PyLAS_Du2g Because of the interconnection of all things with one another. ... It is a good thing to proceed in order and to establish propositions (principles). This is the way to gain ground and to progress with certainty. ... I hold that the mark...
How to catch a groundhog with a live trap!!!!!
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How to Trap a Groundhog using live trap Is a groundhog wreaking havoc in your garden? Groundhogs have a big appetite for vegetables and legumes, and many gardeners and farmers turn to trapping as the best solution. To trap a groundhog, you have to know the creature's habits and lure him out of his burrow to take the bait. It's not an easy process, but soon your vegetable garden will be able to ...
Saguaro Cactus Ribs rescued from the South West and turned into art!! [ Round 4 ]
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By observing hundreds of saguaro throughout the Sonoran Desert, experts believe that saguaro can regularly reach ages of 150 to 170 years and some individuals may be able to live for more than 200 years. Amazingly, it is thought that saguaro will not begin to grow their characteristic arms until they reach somewhere around 50 to 100 years of age. That being said, some saguaro never bother growi...
Saguaro Cactus Ribs rescued from the South West and turned into art!! [ Round E ]
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Saguaro Cactus Ribs rescued from the South West and turned into art!! [ Round E ] By observing hundreds of saguaro throughout the Sonoran Desert, experts believe that saguaro can regularly reach ages of 150 to 170 years and some individuals may be able to live for more than 200 years. Amazingly, it is thought that saguaro will not begin to grow their characteristic arms until they reach somewhe...
Saguaro Cactus Ribs rescued from the South West and turned into art!! [ Round 2!!!!!! ]
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Saguaro Cactus Ribs rescued from the South West and turned into art!! [Round 2] Where does one begin with a plant like the saguaro cactus (Carnegiea gigantea)? It is recognized the world over for its iconic appearance yet its native range is disproportionately small compared to its popularity. It is easily one of the most spectacular plants I have ever encountered and I will never forget the so...
Saguaro Cactus Ribs rescued from the South West and turned into art!! [Round 1]
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Saguaro Cactus Ribs rescued from the South West and turned into art!! [Round 1] Where does one begin with a plant like the saguaro cactus (Carnegiea gigantea)? It is recognized the world over for its iconic appearance yet its native range is disproportionately small compared to its popularity. It is easily one of the most spectacular plants I have ever encountered and I will never forget the so...
Chicago Electric MIG 170 flux core welder final review
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Chicago Electric MIG 170 flux core welder final review great for under $250.00!! This 170 amp MIG flux wire welder is ideal for the beginner. The hassle-free welder comes set up for flux core arc welding and only requires adding shielding gas with other necessary components for full MIG welding applications. The MIG flux wire welder features constant voltage, thermal overload protection and a w...
Chicago Electric Auto Darkening Welding Helmet unboxing and review
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This solar powered welding helmet is equipped with a high quality auto-darkening lens with 1/25,000 second switching speed (clear to dark) as soon as you begin welding. Lightweight comfortable design with an adjustable ratcheting headband for better fit and comfort. The solar powered welding helmet gives you full view of your welding area with a variable shade control from #9 to #13 and a resti...
Chicago Electric MIG 170 flux wire welder unboxing and review #2
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Chicago Electric MIG 170 flux wire welder unboxing and review #2 Thank You for watching! Please subscribe, Like, and share Take a look and our other RUclips Channel: Legacy Truths ruclips.net/channel/UCkcYwWSfg2Ea0PyLAS_Du2g Because of the interconnection of all things with one another. ... It is a good thing to proceed in order and to establish propositions (principles). This is the way to gai...
Chicago Electric MIG 170 flux wire welder unboxing and review
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Chicago Electric MIG 170 flux wire welder unboxing and review

Комментарии

  • @speakertreatz
    @speakertreatz 11 дней назад

    thanks very much for uploading

  • @saidwalikhan-f9b
    @saidwalikhan-f9b 2 месяца назад

    For more accuracy you have to multiply these 3,4&5 with same number.

  • @venividivici1401
    @venividivici1401 2 месяца назад

    String lines should extend and intersect, not run in a circumference..🤭

  • @scottwatson2314
    @scottwatson2314 2 месяца назад

    He wants to learn how to swim.........

  • @ENOCH9MM-vl2bm
    @ENOCH9MM-vl2bm 3 месяца назад

    If you catch them please don’t release them alive. They just become someone else’s problem and they can destroy someones house and peace of mind.

  • @tomjones4145
    @tomjones4145 4 месяца назад

    fantastic / thank you for showing this as very simple and effective

  • @davidszymanowski4777
    @davidszymanowski4777 4 месяца назад

    Why does it have so many different sized holes?

  • @joshclemons9975
    @joshclemons9975 9 месяцев назад

    That's a young one and that means there's a bunch more around your place

  • @HePulledMeJLBlairOutOfTheFire
    @HePulledMeJLBlairOutOfTheFire 10 месяцев назад

    Don't forget the glitchyairies 😂 I'll remember that word and start using it... 🤣 Great!

  • @tluva1020
    @tluva1020 11 месяцев назад

    I feed mine. They're less likely to get into my stuff when they have a full belly

  • @tluva1020
    @tluva1020 11 месяцев назад

    Catch & release during summer to prevent young being left in the den to starve. A field with wooded area nearby is a good spot. Chances are another will eventually move in to the old spot

  • @robertkreiling1746
    @robertkreiling1746 11 месяцев назад

    You do a great job helping people learning just how to trap various animals !

  • @lastbornsontongwah3868
    @lastbornsontongwah3868 Год назад

    Ha aha ha

  • @woof3598
    @woof3598 Год назад

    how far away do you think is good for relocating

  • @toddnicoll9711
    @toddnicoll9711 Год назад

    Why not use feet to get even more accurate? You can even do 6’ 8’ 10’ to get even more precise.

  • @allenbarnes7202
    @allenbarnes7202 Год назад

    I have a ground hog that tore this flimsy trap apart

    • @royroldan8798
      @royroldan8798 4 месяца назад

      I never had that issue with this same trap

  • @carolharris3668
    @carolharris3668 Год назад

    I caught 7 groundhogs this summer. I have the same trap and used watermelon as bait.

  • @jameslinzmeier368
    @jameslinzmeier368 Год назад

    We had groundhogs in our city property. Followed ALL the suggestions we read or watched. Nothing worked. I gave up..... BUT did set an EMPTY TRAP on one of the runs they used. After baiting with peanut butter and all the rest of the suggestions we left the trap completely empty, again, we had given up. Wouldn't you know it, first night had one. Second night had another, got the (last?) one three days later. No bait just put them in the middle of where they ran.

  • @singatune
    @singatune Год назад

    Easy to catch young ones. Wise old timers too smart.

  • @MichaelGannon-j4m
    @MichaelGannon-j4m Год назад

    You forgot the part about putting a round in his head!

  • @cindyle2300
    @cindyle2300 Год назад

    I love your grass and path idea! Thanks!

  • @bobbrinkerhoff3592
    @bobbrinkerhoff3592 Год назад

    Problem with using live traps is you also catch racoons, opossums and skunks . They all can carry rabies and can get very aggressive when caught . Thankfully the one time I caught a skunk, he was dead when I got home from work and hadn't sprayed . A well placed 22 LR solves the aggression issues as does a 243 except the 243 tends to tear up the trap when it exits the body . A full grown coon or groundhog will also tear up a trap .

  • @jdrigot
    @jdrigot Год назад

    Dang! I was hoping you'd show how to handle that cage for the relocation.

  • @xisotopex
    @xisotopex Год назад

    what if you are starting from a known point and need to make everything square to that?

  • @johnweinisch8543
    @johnweinisch8543 Год назад

    Great videp

  • @mrobvious1100
    @mrobvious1100 Год назад

    Get yourself about (8) 3/4 inch by 24" pieces of wood. I have to use live catch the groundhog slide the wood stick through the openings of the cage to form a wooden wall keeping him on one end of the cage. Just drop it in your 50 gallon trash can full of water, 5 minutes later, dumpster.

  • @gaga4goats405
    @gaga4goats405 Год назад

    Why do you need to trap him if he's just cleaning up the dropped apples on the ground?

    • @2ManyJALS
      @2ManyJALS Год назад

      They dig huge holes and underground tunnels, which around foundations and in fields with animals (pastures) can be physically destructive and dangerous.

    • @davidbaumgardner8374
      @davidbaumgardner8374 Год назад

      The babies got under the hood and ate the spark plug wires on my pick up truck I opened the hood the day after and one was on the air cleaner everyone I see is gonna DIE !! I wish they just ate apples

  • @wandaperkins
    @wandaperkins Год назад

    Don’t do that. They’ll just become someone else’s problem. Destroy them!

  • @SummitBidTech
    @SummitBidTech Год назад

    Seems like an unboxing but not a review of the helmet. You didn’t even remove the film from the lenses.

  • @josephjackson2045
    @josephjackson2045 Год назад

    😂 he bout to kill that mf

  • @SACTOWNOG
    @SACTOWNOG Год назад

    Video is usless

  • @christopher_martin
    @christopher_martin Год назад

    how long can a groundhog live without food or water?

  • @jamessills5802
    @jamessills5802 Год назад

    Cantaloupe and a crockpot

  • @chicksgrowtoo
    @chicksgrowtoo 2 года назад

    For someone that has a farm, DON’T relocate them unless they are not breathing…. So much stuff gets dumped off out in the country and it all ends up at farms. We have enough work, don’t make it harder on us!!! 🤬🤬🤬 Baptize them…

    • @johnrourke4363
      @johnrourke4363 Год назад

      Bag em and river em.

    • @AngryCalls
      @AngryCalls 2 месяца назад

      @@johnrourke43634 Yep, baptize ‘em… 😂

  • @larrywarolin7215
    @larrywarolin7215 2 года назад

    I don't care so much if groundhogs eat apples or vegetables so much compared to the damage they can cause under your shed and pole barn slabs. Last night my groundhog of interest sacrificed his raccoon friend to my trap. I'll get him. I hope it's just a him anyway.

  • @carlthornton3076
    @carlthornton3076 2 года назад

    Very Good!... #17 ✝ {8-15-2022}

  • @missige
    @missige 2 года назад

    Thank you for the nice video. I would need relocate to where others are burdened with these pest. My area is overwhelmed with these varmints, so if caught...

  • @1010juanita
    @1010juanita 2 года назад

    Were do you take and how after you catch, please need to know

    • @doninmichigan
      @doninmichigan 2 года назад

      I take them 12 miles away to a county park that's 32 miles long.

  • @heisenberg2966
    @heisenberg2966 2 года назад

    He knows DAMN-WELL, after he finished filming that Video, that Groundhog was sent to “ Greener Pastures “🦫🔫!

  • @lindajohnson7838
    @lindajohnson7838 2 года назад

    They can travel up to 20 miles to return to their home turf. A well placed 22 will send them to their new home permanently.

    • @Auditing.northern.N.Y.
      @Auditing.northern.N.Y. 2 года назад

      I like using .22 rat shot at point blank range.... works great on semi short hair critters, and doesn't hurt trap.

    • @chicksgrowtoo
      @chicksgrowtoo 2 года назад

      I take them swimming….in my stock tank… 😎

    • @paulhunter9613
      @paulhunter9613 6 месяцев назад

      They are quite tuned into any slight movement, I saw one near my shed where I knew they were digging under. I was about 45’ away and just moved my arm a bit to grab the gun and it saw me and took off😡

  • @Ogirl4164
    @Ogirl4164 2 года назад

    they love strawberries And watermelon rinds. I caught mines easy within a 1day

    • @lobstermania4025
      @lobstermania4025 2 года назад

      Can you tell me how you caught it? I have one living behind my garage and then he goes to the gsrden and feasts

  • @davybrazell5895
    @davybrazell5895 2 года назад

    Do groundhogs bite or have aggressive behavior

    • @doninmichigan
      @doninmichigan 2 года назад

      yes they get agitated when you get close to the cage and pick it up. Just think out what you're doing before you go through with it. I've seen videos where people go to release a trapped groundhog, and have no idea how to do it. 🙄

    • @toddac61
      @toddac61 2 года назад

      They are very mean. Friends dog had its ears all chewed up from one. Their teeth are about an inch long.

  • @kenberscheit948
    @kenberscheit948 2 года назад

    if you have 1 you have 5 ,reset the trap till you dont get no more. all the ones i catch cross the rainbow , hopefully i have grandpa this morning, biggest one i have ever seen , if i have him he will have crossed the rainbow when i find out. only way to avoid reinfestation and the mess they leave

  • @larry11251956
    @larry11251956 2 года назад

    in Ohio, it is illegal to relocate nuisance wildlife animals. especially groundhog, whistle pigs, etc. These animals will not only destroy your garden but will undermine your homes foundation. They have also caused bridges to collapse due to their tunneling under concrete piers. They cause damage to lievstock, horses and crops and farmers get plenty of practice shootin their 30-06 at them. Also, in Ohio, there is no bag limit on these varmints and they can be hunted and dispatched humanely as long as they are active.

  • @stuartmacdonald5729
    @stuartmacdonald5729 2 года назад

    If it found a food source why should it leave! I can't Imagine a better meal than apple-peanut flavored roasted woodchuck ! Simple to cook, If u eat a Chuck cooked right u won't be wanting chichen for a month,hey !

  • @gildasassi8574
    @gildasassi8574 2 года назад

    My groundhog actually moved the trap. A few times the trap was closed. I have no idea what happened. Can you give me a suggestion?

    • @doninmichigan
      @doninmichigan 2 года назад

      you have to stake the trap down, I use a couple of landscape stakes.

    • @gildasassi8574
      @gildasassi8574 2 года назад

      @@doninmichigan thank you

    • @doninmichigan
      @doninmichigan 2 года назад

      @@gildasassi8574 you're welcome, best of luck. It's a learning experience, we've caught our first two, just using green apples off the apple tree in our backyard, or raw carrots, each within about an hour and a half of setting the trap. If I had a stubborn one, I hear peanut butter and cantaloupe are irresistible. They are smart and strong, they'll nose their way up to the cage, and nose around it, then try to shake the cage and dislodge the bait, but ultimately they can't resist it and they go inside to get it. If you're not a hands on person, Haveaheart company makes one called the 'Easy Set', where you just pull a handle to release the animal. We take ours about 12 miles away to a county park system that's 32 miles long and hope they have a happy new life. 🙂

    • @donnieallemanni8572
      @donnieallemanni8572 2 года назад

      Put a cement block on top if the cage. I had one that flipped a big cage and got out.

  • @Darrenbrown09
    @Darrenbrown09 2 года назад

    They dig holes in my hay field’s. I hate them

  • @randygreen007
    @randygreen007 2 года назад

    I was thinking through most of the video why on earth would a groundhog choose to eat an apple inside a trap that smells like a human has touched when it can get an endless supply from underneath the apple tree? Then I saw that this is a juvenile. You might not be so lucky with an older and wiser groundhog. Use a slice of cantaloupe and you’ll catch even the most skittish groundhog in a couple of hours.

    • @doninmichigan
      @doninmichigan 2 года назад

      Because you put the trap much closer to his hole than the apples under the tree, he doesn't have to waddle as far to get some. 😀

  • @jackdraper2849
    @jackdraper2849 2 года назад

    I've got 2 questions. -- Is putting grass up around the trap necessary ? -- There's a ground hog going deep into the foundation of my house. Huge hole. But there is no grass there. It's just dirt. -- It's a sizable groundhog. -- Do I need the grass to camouflage the trap ? -- Question 2 -- Do I risk getting bitten by the groundhog if I take him to another location to let him out ?

    • @juderose1826
      @juderose1826 2 года назад

      I just caught one today so I'll take a stab. I didn't use any grass camo. The trap was set within a few feet of one of its holes. I used peanut butter and celery. It didn't eat the celery, but the peanut butter was cleaned off. Every animal is different. My woodchuck was very gentle. The one in the video is mad. The traps are designed to keep your fingers safe and the animal will run for its life when you open the door, so just make sure none of your body is in front of it when you open.

    • @jackdraper2849
      @jackdraper2849 2 года назад

      @@juderose1826 Thank you for your response and info. -- I need any suggestions and info I can get. -- That's very interesting about the peanut butter. More developers are developing land around me. And critters that I didn't use to see, are now I my house. Thanks again.

    • @snakeplissken6313
      @snakeplissken6313 2 года назад

      @@jackdraper2849 fill the hole with rocks, make some soupy quikcrete and fill it in. No more groundhog.

    • @jimthomas1989
      @jimthomas1989 Год назад

      @@jackdraper2849 , taking animals somewhere else is putting your problems on someone else , Extermination !

  • @berney55
    @berney55 2 года назад

    My grandpa would catch them in the cage then drop the cage in the creek for about 5mins. Kills them and helps wash the fleas off. Then drop the dead sob in woods...or it will become another person's nightmare

    • @wmh1953
      @wmh1953 2 года назад

      When we moved into our somewhat countrywide town, our 80 year old neighbor would havahart them and then give them "swimming lessons" in his pool. Thirty years later we still laugh about it. Now It's our turn...