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The Meat Trapper You got that right. Just when I thought you covered everything on trapping, you post three more videos. If anyone goes hungry after watching your videos, it is their own darn fault.
Beginner trapper here. I started looking for advice for my attic squirrel invasion. I safely set my 110’s and still have my fingers. Thanks for your videos, you’re a great teacher!
lol - yep. I had to learn the hard way. A Belisle 220 crushed my finer. Nerve damage that resulted in numbness or over a year. I still have a curved finer as a result. A ten dollar safety would have prevented a lot of medical bills and a lot more misery.
I've watched many trapping videos and have been doing a little trapping for 2 years and this is by far the best teaching video on conibears. Very well done and clearly explained
Awesome video! I have a raccoon and groundhog (and deer!!) infestation. Just bought a Duke 220 body trap, safety gripper, set tool, and a KB body trap stabilizer. Nothing comes with instructions and I'm totally unfamiliar with these devices. I got the trap set ok but the KB stabilizer had me stumped......until I watched your video. Even though you did not demo this stabilizer, once I saw the methods you did go over, I instantly got it. Thanks so much, just subscribed.
Nice one mate , great video, i got some of these BMI bodygrip traps coming for christmas , but in the UK we have to set them in tunnels or boxes , but still a very interesting video , thanks
Love the different ways to keep it standing. I had great success with the Pole and 2x4 Block on Single Spring 110. The only drawback I had with the 2x4's is the limited room in my backpack carrying all the sets. I will try some of the professionally made screw in stands like you had.
+TwoFeatherChannel Yep the 2x4's are bulky and the bricks are heavy. One trick is to try and pre place them ahead of season. You can hang them from trees to keep them from getting washed away in the off season. In the old days, a trapper could leave his traps hanging from trees all year and nobody would steal them. Times have changed. Take care sir and thank you for watching.
Great instructional video, you are a blessing for those of us who are trying to get into trapping, I have coyotes coming after my dogs and coming out of my property and to my back and front yard constantly for the past year ( they used to stay out in my woods and fields that wasn't a problem) but they have been coming after dogs, can you make a coyote trapping video? There are some online but you are very clear to understand and follow your video.
I have had a lot of requests for that. I am not a big coyote trapper, although I do catch some. I'll be heading back out for another trapping trip in a few weeks and I'll see what I can do. Thank you for watching and thanks for the encouragement. After making videos for almost 5 years, ya get to where you think nobody is watching them anymore. I appreciate the kind words.
I love the videos and when you say what to buy. I am new and just want to buy the good correct stuff. It would help me if you added links to the description such as where to get your yellow saftey and the clips stabilizer what die and wax to use for the suthernssnares etc. The amazon link isn't working.
+lyliah2008 Thank you very much. My hope is to introduce more people to get involved in trapping rather than try to show off the catch. If you ever have any questions, requests or if something is not clear - just let me know. Thanks!
The Meat Trapper : please tell where i can buy that yellow overhead conibear safety? i've looked everywhere - i don't see any like that one? watched again and thank you!
meat trapper : you're a dear... thank you so much! i promise to order one tonight! i'm re-watching everything! it's just excellent! all excellent!!! thank you so much for sharing and teaching because i certainly do really do appreciate your efforts and you tons !!!!!!!!!!!! thank you!!!!
Hello, again! At my age, I don't have the hand strength to set the larger (220 and 330) Conibears. I own them, but they're not really useful at this point. Is there a tool of some sort tnat will work? I bought one that looked like a reconfigured caulking gun made from cast aluminum, and it broke the second or third time I used it. The 330's are too big even for that tool. Also, the catalogs I have (Montgomery and Dakotaline) don't seem to carry the safety you have to keep traps from springing prematurely. The cheesy aluminum ones I got from Sportsman's seem to work okay, but yours looks more reliable. Where can I get any or all of this tooling? What part numbers or part names should I search out?
+Leonard Urban Hi Leonard, you can get the safety pin safety from FNTPost at www.fntpost.com/Products/Body+Grip+Trap+Safety+Pin . They are my preferred vendor. Always had great service for them. The cheap aluminum ones won't even fit a Belisle 330. The yellow one is by far the best I have ever used. As far as setters go - stay tuned. The next video in this series will be on using pans with conibears; and then the final video in the series will be on setters, self rescue, etc. Hopefully that final video will be of help. Great questions and thank you very much for watching and commenting.
Hey beeing from Germany it’s not soo easy to get all the bits one needs for trapping, compared to the US. I‘m really interested in that yellow safety tool you have there. Can you tell where you got yours? Maybe have a link to vendor/ebay/Amazon?Regards. Tubal
+David Hanson I bought mine from fntpost.com at www.fntpost.com/Products/Safety+Grips/Body+Grip+Trap+Safety+Pin . It really is worth $10. After my injury - I would have paid a hundred bucks to have had it - but it's too late after you get hurt!
Hi Meat Trapper. I have a question about those "Stakealizers". In your video it looks like the jaws were above the ground 1"+. Do you leave the trap jaws a inch or so above ground, or do you push the trap/stakealizer flush to the ground? Thanks for any info.
I'm not sure how you are opening that 220 with your hands.. lol. Idk. I'm not a weakling, but the 110 is hard enough. Maybe because mine are all new. Is there a difference in opening if they are well used vs new?
+Redfish Runner Not on a regular basis, but I have. I am planning a video on cooking possum for later this year. If you have a good recipe let me know.
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Are you shooting for the best trapping tutorials in the land, because you are most certainly doing it. You leave nothing to guess about, it is all here for anyone to see. Folks...Don't forget to click on the Meat Trapper's ads, all this info is more than worth a click when you have a chance.
Thanks my friend - I appreciate that! Every click helps and it doesn't cost anything.
The Meat Trapper
You got that right. Just when I thought you covered everything on trapping, you post three more videos. If anyone goes hungry after watching your videos, it is their own darn fault.
I'm enjoying learning about this, and these videos are great.
You are providing a public service by providing responsible information.First class presentation.
Beginner trapper here. I started looking for advice for my attic squirrel invasion. I safely set my 110’s and still have my fingers. Thanks for your videos, you’re a great teacher!
OUTSTANDING TUTORIAL!!!! GREAT JOB!
This was a very helpful demonstration. I have a HUGE woodchuck issue, and this is going to be very helpful. Thumbs UP, thank you.
That external safety on its own makes this video worth its weight in broken fingers,I did not know such a tool existed, thank you very much sir.
lol - yep. I had to learn the hard way. A Belisle 220 crushed my finer. Nerve damage that resulted in numbness or over a year. I still have a curved finer as a result. A ten dollar safety would have prevented a lot of medical bills and a lot more misery.
Me either. Already got my fingernail good in a brand new 110
I've watched many trapping videos and have been doing a little trapping for 2 years and this is by far the best teaching video on conibears. Very well done and clearly explained
Thank you very much.
Awesome video! I have a raccoon and groundhog (and deer!!) infestation. Just bought a Duke 220 body trap, safety gripper, set tool, and a KB body trap stabilizer. Nothing comes with instructions and I'm totally unfamiliar with these devices. I got the trap set ok but the KB stabilizer had me stumped......until I watched your video. Even though you did not demo this stabilizer, once I saw the methods you did go over, I instantly got it. Thanks so much, just subscribed.
thats a vg yellow safety pin... i'm gonna buy one of those.
Am looking forward to watching more. Thank You.
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it was dang good - liked and now i'm watching pt-3 !
Thanks for doing all your videos I learn so much from your point of view!
Thanks for the lesson. Much appreciated. Take care.
+Larry342516 No problem sir. Glad it was useful!
Some great scholing bro
Nice one mate , great video, i got some of these BMI bodygrip traps coming for christmas , but in the UK we have to set them in tunnels or boxes , but still a very interesting video , thanks
Thank you for the help. I need a lot of teaching. Keep up the fantastic work. Don
+Don Jackson No problem. Glad they are of value. If I skip anything or leave something out just let me know.
Wado for the great advice and information.
I appreciate you sharing my friend !
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Another excellent video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
GREAT SERIES BROTHER KEEP TEACHING I ENJOY YOUR CHANNEL GOD BLESS
+contreeman Thanks my friend - more on the way!
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Love the different ways to keep it standing. I had great success with the Pole and 2x4 Block on Single Spring 110. The only drawback I had with the 2x4's is the limited room in my backpack carrying all the sets. I will try some of the professionally made screw in stands like you had.
+TwoFeatherChannel Yep the 2x4's are bulky and the bricks are heavy. One trick is to try and pre place them ahead of season. You can hang them from trees to keep them from getting washed away in the off season. In the old days, a trapper could leave his traps hanging from trees all year and nobody would steal them. Times have changed. Take care sir and thank you for watching.
This was REALLY GREAT! I look forward to the next one. Thanks for sharing. :-)
I thought I new how to use a 220 and all the rigging, nope.......Thanks man.
Very useful videos. Thank you.
Very helpful, with some very useful tips. Thanks!
+Sam Rickrode Glad it was helpful and thank you for watching!
Thanks!
Awesome video and thanks for sharing with us. Later and all the best.
+NSTRAPPERHUNTER Thanks for watching and have a great evening up there!
Great instructional video, you are a blessing for those of us who are trying to get into trapping, I have coyotes coming after my dogs and coming out of my property and to my back and front yard constantly for the past year ( they used to stay out in my woods and fields that wasn't a problem) but they have been coming after dogs, can you make a coyote trapping video? There are some online but you are very clear to understand and follow your video.
I have had a lot of requests for that. I am not a big coyote trapper, although I do catch some. I'll be heading back out for another trapping trip in a few weeks and I'll see what I can do. Thank you for watching and thanks for the encouragement. After making videos for almost 5 years, ya get to where you think nobody is watching them anymore. I appreciate the kind words.
Love the videos and channel keep em coming Meat !
+PhattDawg Trapping Will do sir!
great stuff,keep them coming.it only a month to go and its trapping season
+Wallace Vivian Yessir - counting the days!
Great video
This is great stuff! Please keep it coming!! Thanks
+Matthew Schmalz Will do!
Learned a lot as always thanks.
Glad it was useful! Thanks for watching!
Good video and to the point
Você é o melhor, cada vídeo é uma aula
Great video. Thumbs up.
Another great video
+Logan Bramstedt Thank you.
Great information. 👍🤘👊
Thank you awesome video
I love the videos and when you say what to buy. I am new and just want to buy the good correct stuff. It would help me if you added links to the description such as where to get your yellow saftey and the clips stabilizer what die and wax to use for the suthernssnares etc. The amazon link isn't working.
the best vidios i have ever see on how to set traps . we need more of this not so much showing animals in traps
+lyliah2008 Thank you very much. My hope is to introduce more people to get involved in trapping rather than try to show off the catch. If you ever have any questions, requests or if something is not clear - just let me know. Thanks!
Thanks! 👍
The Meat Trapper : please tell where i can buy that yellow overhead conibear safety? i've looked everywhere - i don't see any like that one? watched again and thank you!
Martina Dejaquiz Here ya go www.fntpost.com/Products/Safety+Grips/Body+Grip+Trap+Safety+Pin
meat trapper ... nev mind please i see below u already told where to get it! thank you, sir! i appreciate you very much!
meat trapper : you're a dear... thank you so much! i promise to order one tonight! i'm re-watching everything! it's just excellent! all excellent!!! thank you so much for sharing and teaching because i certainly do really do appreciate your efforts and you tons !!!!!!!!!!!! thank you!!!!
Awesome video !!Migwech
+Kirk McCutcheon Thank you !
Awesome thanks
why not use .5 square tubing instead of rebar for your stabilizer? should work
Hello, again! At my age, I don't have the hand strength to set the larger (220 and 330) Conibears. I own them, but they're not really useful at this point. Is there a tool of some sort tnat will work? I bought one that looked like a reconfigured caulking gun made from cast aluminum, and it broke the second or third time I used it. The 330's are too big even for that tool. Also, the catalogs I have (Montgomery and Dakotaline) don't seem to carry the safety you have to keep traps from springing prematurely. The cheesy aluminum ones I got from Sportsman's seem to work okay, but yours looks more reliable. Where can I get any or all of this tooling? What part numbers or part names should I search out?
+Leonard Urban Hi Leonard, you can get the safety pin safety from FNTPost at www.fntpost.com/Products/Body+Grip+Trap+Safety+Pin . They are my preferred vendor. Always had great service for them. The cheap aluminum ones won't even fit a Belisle 330. The yellow one is by far the best I have ever used.
As far as setters go - stay tuned. The next video in this series will be on using pans with conibears; and then the final video in the series will be on setters, self rescue, etc. Hopefully that final video will be of help.
Great questions and thank you very much for watching and commenting.
+The Meat Trapper Thanks, Bud! I'll be staying tuned!
Really appreciate your videos. Do you use gloves for scent control when you are actually trapping, or do you think it doesn’t matter?
It does not matter - they know you have been there as you leave scent as you walk, kneel, etc.
Hey beeing from Germany it’s not soo easy to get all the bits one needs for trapping, compared to the US. I‘m really interested in that yellow safety tool you have there. Can you tell where you got yours? Maybe have a link to vendor/ebay/Amazon?Regards. Tubal
Manuel Tubalkain1979 www.fntpost.com/Products/Body+Grip+Trap+Safety+Pin
pore a little cement slab put your nail in it before it dry's. use plastic wood
Got a video using 110s for rabbit?
Can you share where you got that yellow safety?
+David Hanson I bought mine from fntpost.com at www.fntpost.com/Products/Safety+Grips/Body+Grip+Trap+Safety+Pin . It really is worth $10. After my injury - I would have paid a hundred bucks to have had it - but it's too late after you get hurt!
+The Meat Trapper Thanks!
I've used a few different brands and I must say the duke really sucks... Not even one of mine have even killed a raccoon..
where did you find the external safety
www.fntpost.com/Products/Safety+Grips/Body+Grip+Trap+Safety+Pin
Ty TyVm
can you set the trap right over the woodchuck hole and will it still work the same?
Mark Bushinski yes.
Any one know of a good book that is more conibear trapping i have snaring for survival looking for someone if no internet I have a the info
Hi Meat Trapper.
I have a question about those "Stakealizers". In your video it looks like the jaws were above the ground 1"+. Do you leave the trap jaws a inch or so above ground, or do you push the trap/stakealizer flush to the ground?
Thanks for any info.
The idea is to have the trap at the animals head height so they enter the trap without bending down or climbing up. Hope that helps.
@@Meattrapper That helps greatly. Thank you and thank you for taking the time to make videos like this. It really helps us young and green trappers.
Nice hardware to stabilize traps. Where to buy ?
www.southernsnares.com/products/mb-coni-brackets
how can I buy one of the "External Safety" pin? everyone talks about and external safety pin but I don't know where to get them.
www.fntpost.com/Categories/Trapping/Body+Grip+Accessories/Safety+Grips/
I'm not sure how you are opening that 220 with your hands.. lol. Idk. I'm not a weakling, but the 110 is hard enough.
Maybe because mine are all new. Is there a difference in opening if they are well used vs new?
They'll soften up a little over time, the secret is to use your body weight, not arm strength!
Hey is there a way I can stake down a snare with rebar?
I would only do that if the snare allows the animal to tangle up and choke out. I'd be afraid the animal could pump the stake.
The Meat Trapper what about beaver? I am pretty sure they will not die from a snare.
Ohio trapper Yes I have staked beaver, I just try to make sure the stake is staked high on the bank so they are pulling downwards.
Are you in Louisiana?
+Redfish Runner No sir I am in Alabama.
Do you ever eat opossum?
+Redfish Runner Not on a regular basis, but I have. I am planning a video on cooking possum for later this year. If you have a good recipe let me know.
+The Meat Trapper I like mine with sweet potatoes.
It's all in the gravy
Good video. But someone needs spelling school
Great video