TRAP HOUSE Learning How to Trap on Our Idaho Homestead. Trapping in North Idaho Homesteading Hunting
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- In our latest two-part episode: Trap House, we set out to learn how to trap on our homestead. We have never trapped before, so there are a lot of mistakes to learn from the art of trapping. In Idaho you can trap everything from wolves, bobcats and coyotes to smaller game like snowshoe hairs and badgers. We are adventurous eaters, so the idea of harvesting, skinning, cleaning and eating something different then what we would typically find in a grocery store is super exciting. Join us as we set out on this new adventure of trapping in Idaho!
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I have a friend who started trapping as a young boy, in Washington. I have family that trap everything they can in Oklahoma. Skinning and tanning and fashioning fur or hides for foot wear, caps, clothes etc is a craft and art. You will learn a useful skill.
High learning curve! But so far it’s been an adventure! ….you’re going to love part two of this 😉
I've lived in the 7b my whole life, I trap here. Beaver, otter and wolf are my favorites to trap. Muskrats are alot of fun too, and a good spot to start
I would LOVE to learn how to trap all of that! Especially wolves! Learning…one thing at a time 😄 (we’re in zone 6)
@@homesteadfashioned wolves are a tough one, there's no shame in trapping other fur bearers for several years to learn all you can and get comfortable around traps and around live animals before trying out wolfing. If you have ponds close by, there's almost certainly muskrat and that's a really good thing to start with. And by 7b I meant the county designation on our license plates lol I live in unit 1
After watching this I set up traps around my property just to see what would happen. I caught the neighbor kids messing with them. Because it's Oregon and not Idaho, I have a legal obligation to release them back into the wild. I'm a rule follower.
Hahah! ….we’ll that’s Oregon for ya
I heard about half of Oregon is going to become part of Idaho… so maybe there is hope for you yet! Haha
@@homesteadfashioned it's the wrong half of Oregon. Great Video except the last part that left us hanging... What did you trap? I hope it's not the feral kids you were talking about. I'm glad you have so many animals to hunt on your property. What a blessing that is.