Northern Wisconsin here. Right now it's taking me about 15-20 minutes to do a fresh set. Dealing with winter conditions with a 8-10 inch frost line. Tomorrow it will be a balmy 17*F. Just got permission to set up on a fresh 500 acres. Hoping to get in 10 to 12 sets in for coyotes.
Rinse, wash, repeat... If it ain't broke, don't fix it... Or whatever other phrase you wanna use to let people know they don't need to get fancy, don't gotta throw in 5 different kinds of sets. Just set what you're comfortable with and roll with the catches. Great video bud.
You keep pointing out, with disdain for prepped traps it seems, that you can catch a coyote in an untreated tap, a dirty trap, etc. And I agree- I've caught coyotes in such plenty of times, and have caught them in #1 gopher traps and uncovered water traps. And fresh rust deters coyotes- even O'G states so. Isn't the point to catch the highest % of coyotes that are aware of the set, and to reduce the number that avoid the set? If so- then why its not unheard of to use a dirty trap, etc at a fresh set- for optimum success it shouldn't be the norm
I prefer clean traps set with gloves here in PA, I want them to sniff my attractant not hang up with their nose over my trap. But, they don't trip over each other to get caught here, just not as many here
Love the videos I’m ready for day six also love the keep it simple approach and the focus on location just like fishing you can’t catch what isn’t there. These critters smell humans every day almost to the point it’s normal. There’s so many coyotes I think they are quick to investigate a hole and grab it before the next one. Three dogs in my house I can get em to eat a carrot easily just trying to get it before the next one
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Good deal man!.. I can see that you guys are having alot of fun. Enjoy you bring me along with the video. Ready for the next one 👍
cant wait for day 6
What a great experience! Thank you for sharing my friends! Its really cool that I have met all of you!! Good luck with everything!
I have took so many tips from you and your channel. Thank you so much ❤
Well done. Enjoying this collab
Love this collaboration.
Thanks for sharing
thank you thank you thank you
Thanks for another cool episode
Northern Wisconsin here. Right now it's taking me about 15-20 minutes to do a fresh set. Dealing with winter conditions with a 8-10 inch frost line. Tomorrow it will be a balmy 17*F. Just got permission to set up on a fresh 500 acres. Hoping to get in 10 to 12 sets in for coyotes.
Minnesota here, sets are a lot slower going these days. that frozen ground takes a lot of chipping away
Awesome stuff, that looks like a hell of a good time, thanks for taking us along for the ride 👍👍
Awesome Job!!
Will it looks like you are doing good keep it up that was great
I rate this vlog as one of CCO’s best videos I’ve seen. Enjoyed you taking us along in Kansas.👍🏻
Awesome video!
Keep em coming! I am enjoying the ride along. If you are ever in Southeast Ohio we have plenty of yotes for everyone.
Another great video. Keep them coming. 👍
Looks good
Great episode
Running an gunning.
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Cool time 😊
Rinse, wash, repeat...
If it ain't broke, don't fix it...
Or whatever other phrase you wanna use to let people know they don't need to get fancy, don't gotta throw in 5 different kinds of sets. Just set what you're comfortable with and roll with the catches.
Great video bud.
Whats up Stu??? Keep the content coming!!
Great video. I think you forgot to edit out a dispatch at 1:33, I know YT gets a little upset on those.
Step down works for me
I think people make their own luck but you are one lucky guy...... Lol keep it up
How long will a finished hide last before it needs tanned? New trapper here
You keep pointing out, with disdain for prepped traps it seems, that you can catch a coyote in an untreated tap, a dirty trap, etc. And I agree- I've caught coyotes in such plenty of times, and have caught them in #1 gopher traps and uncovered water traps. And fresh rust deters coyotes- even O'G states so. Isn't the point to catch the highest % of coyotes that are aware of the set, and to reduce the number that avoid the set? If so- then why its not unheard of to use a dirty trap, etc at a fresh set- for optimum success it shouldn't be the norm
I prefer clean traps set with gloves here in PA, I want them to sniff my attractant not hang up with their nose over my trap. But, they don't trip over each other to get caught here, just not as many here
Nice video Stu looks like you and Alan are teaming up pretty well and making some nice catches. Keep up the good work!
Great video..looks like alot of Fun with all good Guys!!
Love the videos I’m ready for day six also love the keep it simple approach and the focus on location just like fishing you can’t catch what isn’t there. These critters smell humans every day almost to the point it’s normal. There’s so many coyotes I think they are quick to investigate a hole and grab it before the next one. Three dogs in my house I can get em to eat a carrot easily just trying to get it before the next one
What is the milwaukee drill ans auger size you use?
He uses a harbor freight drill
@@66bigbudsyou best go back and rewatch this video or learn how to read . It clearly says Milwaukee on the side of the drill .
@heathboeddeker5401 he told us he uses a harbor freight just a few videos ago. Maybe it puked. But don't get rude.
Well it isn’t a bad question because it appears to be an sds drive and not a standard drill bit.
Also he is using a larger drill in this video than he has in past videos.
I downloaded the on x app twice but cant figure out how to use it. I couldnt even find the public land with it.
So the secret is pizza hands?
So i know rule 1 is set on sign. How many of your sets are just "should be" good spots?
Where do you buy that stake driver?
What’s your opinion on catch pole vs dealing with blood?
why no of sets on your traps
Will the step down set work in TN
It will work any place a coyote lives. In other words, 99.9% the entire mainland of the North American continent.
@@denver_suvvcrews8388 ok thanks
No way this old trapper could keep up with yall