Thanks Stu! I had a blast trapping and spending time with you. If he has this give away next year don’t hesitate to enter; he’s the real deal. He went all out! He brought his thermal gear and we went night hunting for coyotes. Spent time skinning critters in the shed and on the trap line. He even gave me some of his top secret coyote bait and lure; I’m sure you’re all jealous! Then as a parting gift he left me a pvc fleshing beam! This was a lot of fun!
It would be cool to see a video on how to find weasels, what habitat they like and what their sign looks like, apparently we have them all over PA but I’ve never seen one in the woods and I’m out there alot!
I'm in Harrisburg area, I've set for em a couple times but never caught one but I've only seen a video of one from perry county, and heard of people seeing them in Snyder county and near Hershey. Set near rock walls is the main thing I've heard
@@chrismckinney1135 One was caught in a pine forest with a creek running through it caught along the creek..the other was by a ground hog hole was like 16 then so was just by accident wasn't trying to catch a weasel
I could not keep the mice and shrews out of my boxes. I wasted a lot of gas on mice. In the off season I use them for catching mice around my cabin seeing they like those boxes so much. They are good for Red Squirrels and chipmunks also.
I live in Ohio. (not bragging) lol We have to have 3 swivels on a Duke 550 to make it legal to use. How and where do you recommend doing that? I watch all of your videos that I can. Thanks for putting out the tips and tricks!
Trapping road right of ways in Wisconsin require you to have permission from the land owner. You can not just set traps anywhere. DOT owned highways are a no no. You must have been trapping in the National forest or one of the state or county own forests.
@@snapper3172 DIdn't mean to insinuante that you didn't. But the statement you made might leave people with the impression that you can just start going down the road and set wherever you want.
No they arent, they were years ago but now they are very clear. Doesn't matter the road, you need to have permission from the land owner. Its right in the regs this year under "special rule clarification". "Trappers must have permission from the owner of the land underlying any public road, street or highway right-of- way area before trapping the location. The Department of Transportation (DOT) has a policy that trapping is not allowed on DOT-owned roads."
You can still trap right aways on county roads. DOT does not have alaw on the books for it. I have been doing it for years and have know problem with Sherriff department or the DNR. @@camaro6810
However, in northern Wisconsin town roads as portrayed in this video travel through thousands of state, county and federal forest, public land where pubic trapping is allowed.
Same thought...too many of these tubers are turning into infomercials...youtube ads are bad enough...then IN the video they put their own ads...its worse than regular TV!!
Well he has run this channel for years without compensation and most trapping channels can't get monetized so I don't blame him for making a few bucks. It's a lot of work to bring us these videos
Thanks Stu! I had a blast trapping and spending time with you. If he has this give away next year don’t hesitate to enter; he’s the real deal. He went all out! He brought his thermal gear and we went night hunting for coyotes. Spent time skinning critters in the shed and on the trap line. He even gave me some of his top secret coyote bait and lure; I’m sure you’re all jealous! Then as a parting gift he left me a pvc fleshing beam! This was a lot of fun!
That’s awesome, trappers always seem to be the coolest people
Nice! I always put weasel boxes along my lines. Absolutely one of my favourites to trap and the fur handling is so easy.
love these boxs,videos what I use!! quick and simple
Super cool! I’m definitely gonna go after some weasels next winter !
Thanks for all the great videos.
Another cool video! I might need to make a couple for get some squirrels for hand ties!
Very cool! Thanks for sharing the measurements my friend!
Glad to have you back,very cool video
Lowes and Home Depot, in my area of NY, do not sell single cedar pickets. I'll try it with yellow pine at $4.98 a pop. Ahhh New York.
It would be cool to see a video on how to find weasels, what habitat they like and what their sign looks like, apparently we have them all over PA but I’ve never seen one in the woods and I’m out there alot!
Only ever caught 2 one by accident that's in 15 seasons now 16
@@Rj-yd9su Pennsylvania?
Yesir central pa
I'm in Harrisburg area, I've set for em a couple times but never caught one but I've only seen a video of one from perry county, and heard of people seeing them in Snyder county and near Hershey. Set near rock walls is the main thing I've heard
@@chrismckinney1135
One was caught in a pine forest with a creek running through it caught along the creek..the other was by a ground hog hole was like 16 then so was just by accident wasn't trying to catch a weasel
Looks like fun
I could not keep the mice and shrews out of my boxes. I wasted a lot of gas on mice. In the off season I use them for catching mice around my cabin seeing they like those boxes so much. They are good for Red Squirrels and chipmunks also.
Looks good Stu I might make a couple and use my #11 Blake n lamb dbl in them
Really cool!
Great video!
Maybe a heavy duty magnet 🧲 to hold door . I have weasels here in finger lakes area N.Y. Thanks.
I’m having lots of sprung rat traps with the big yellow pan. What am I doing wrong?
Do you have any videos on mink fur handling?
What are the weasel pelts used for?
Called ermine, used a lot for trim. look it up, pretty
I’ve seen that used for squirrels. Those weasels is that the same thing as an ermine
Why no Battery Nailer?
Where abouts in northeast Wisconsin? Green Bay, Oconto, Marinette, Abrams. I'm in Crivitz.
I live in Ohio. (not bragging) lol We have to have 3 swivels on a Duke 550 to make it legal to use. How and where do you recommend doing that? I watch all of your videos that I can. Thanks for putting out the tips and tricks!
nice job.
Awesome fun, I trapped weasel for a few years. It's really a good time.
what do you do with them?
Great project and tool.
Man I can’t keep weasels out of my marten boxes this year. So many up here in BC right now.
Good video
If u have rabbits or squirrels grouse pheasant around u have weasels in most places
That's why they made number zero traps. But these are way cheaper.
How about a sparrow trapping video?
Awesome
Trapping road right of ways in Wisconsin require you to have permission from the land owner. You can not just set traps anywhere. DOT owned highways are a no no. You must have been trapping in the National forest or one of the state or county own forests.
All the private land we trapped I have permission to be on. Being courteous is a must!
@@snapper3172 DIdn't mean to insinuante that you didn't. But the statement you made might leave people with the impression that you can just start going down the road and set wherever you want.
catching mice is part of it, its free bait for that trap
Man that thing is small
Right-of-way trapping rules in Wisconsin are actually "EXTREMELY" vague.
No they arent, they were years ago but now they are very clear. Doesn't matter the road, you need to have permission from the land owner. Its right in the regs this year under "special rule clarification".
"Trappers must have permission from the owner of the land underlying any public road, street or highway right-of- way area before trapping the location. The Department of Transportation (DOT) has a policy that trapping is not allowed on DOT-owned roads."
@@camaro6810 yeah, better stated now.
You can still trap right aways on county roads. DOT does not have alaw on the books for it. I have been doing it for years and have know problem with Sherriff department or the DNR. @@camaro6810
However, in northern Wisconsin town roads as portrayed in this video travel through thousands of state, county and federal forest, public land where pubic trapping is allowed.
Sorry, thousands of acres of publiç land.
A&J - I'm from Iowa, I had a website business... it's not hard... please get a real website!
Love your content but all the adds sucks
You have become and infomercial. Times must be tough. SMH
Same thought...too many of these tubers are turning into infomercials...youtube ads are bad enough...then IN the video they put their own ads...its worse than regular TV!!
Well he has run this channel for years without compensation and most trapping channels can't get monetized so I don't blame him for making a few bucks. It's a lot of work to bring us these videos
Jeezus, youtube ads, plus ads in the video...too much man, please dont go down that road. I love the channel but dont turn into one of those guys.
youtube is free to you because of the ads
I just can't watch the ads anymore sorry stu
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Awesome