Great check for you guys. I have been trapping here in northern Alaska for 50 years and can really appreciate a good catch of fur. Best to you for a safe and productive season. Arctic Circle Dave
I am with ya one the Spaying the timber companies do, the elk here in Western Washington have hoof rot really bad. I have seen the elk pop drop in half the last 8 or 9 years. Thanks for taking us along
Not sure what part of western Washington yer in, but yeah. Elk population here in Skagit County has been gradually declining. Our 3 big herds have diminished, while our predators have likely doubled in population.
@@eddybear771 pierce County, there's definitely alot of cougars around but the big problem is hoof rot for us. There is a herd of 50 elk in a pasture just down the road from my place and half to 2/3 have hoof rot. It's a slow painful death for those elk.
@@jasonhoesel7144 yeah hoof rot started slow, the seemed to have accelerated in a few shirt years. I used to hunt muzzleloader elk every year, before that bunch of city folk ruined it for everyone here in Skagit with the ONE BILLION percent unethical half hour turkey shoot.
Me, and my woman, and the dog live in a trappers shack here in northeast Minnesota, can't make a living trapping in Minnesota because of the laws, and I don't trap for sport. But living like this is a challenge nonetheless.
That is awesome. We trap for money but mostly to be out there, exploring, learning about the animals and how to find them. Living off grid is hard but satisfying. 🍻🇨🇦
I think you can turn on subtitles in the bottom right corner when video is playing. Then you can change language in the settings button right beside the subtitles button. Let me know if that works for you.
just found your channel last night and I can't stop watching. I am a new trapper and appreciate the information you are putting out. how are you dispatching the larger fur bearers ?
What are you boys running for sleds? im sitting up in Northern SK and working thanks to Starlink. -32 tonight. I run a 20" scandic. looking at an expedition for the next sled but like the scandic in the bush and it will pull a ton.
It's a fun video, but how do you make ends meet with fur prices being so low? You have 3 expensive Ski Doos burning gas and you all eat. I don't see how u ou end up making enough money for 3 men.
Interesting to see the various animals that you successfully trap. Are you able to sell the furs for a good price, do not know a thing about value of furs at retail.?
I live in California. We have a huge elk population where I’m at from an Indian reservation next to my property. Bear and Cat are becoming a big problem. My kids can’t play outside because of them
Thanks for your upload. I'm a land owner up in Northern Minnesota. We can't trap or shoot wolves here. I do my best to keep them off my property. I go along and make scent markers with my own urine. Any suggestions as to keeping them away would be appreciated. Thanks and God bless.
Great check for you guys. I have been trapping here in northern Alaska for 50 years and can really appreciate a good catch of fur. Best to you for a safe and productive season. Arctic Circle Dave
Thank you. That is really cool, I have always wanted to see Alaska. Stay safe out there and good luck 🍻
I am with ya one the Spaying the timber companies do, the elk here in Western Washington have hoof rot really bad. I have seen the elk pop drop in half the last 8 or 9 years. Thanks for taking us along
They need to stop for all animals sake. It's sad how poorly our forest is managed
Not sure what part of western Washington yer in, but yeah. Elk population here in Skagit County has been gradually declining. Our 3 big herds have diminished, while our predators have likely doubled in population.
@@eddybear771 pierce County, there's definitely alot of cougars around but the big problem is hoof rot for us. There is a herd of 50 elk in a pasture just down the road from my place and half to 2/3 have hoof rot. It's a slow painful death for those elk.
We are in British Columbia 🇨🇦
@@jasonhoesel7144 yeah hoof rot started slow, the seemed to have accelerated in a few shirt years. I used to hunt muzzleloader elk every year, before that bunch of city folk ruined it for everyone here in Skagit with the ONE BILLION percent unethical half hour turkey shoot.
Well done fellas! Love coming along with you!
Thank you, I appreciate the support. 🍻🍻
I just found this RUclips channel. I love it. It's so genuine compared to a lot of other trapping channels.
I really appreciate that. There is more to come! Thanks for watching 🍻
Fantastic check. Look forward to each clip yall are putting g out. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching 🍻 we have been following you as well.
life is a long vacation when one loves their work .. great vid
That is very true. We love what we do and there is more to come. Thanks for watching 🍻
Thanks and what a good day. It was nice watching you skin the lines. Wish you the best. And oh that cast iron breakfast😮
Thank you for watching. We love what we are doing and makes me happy that someone enjoys watching. 🍻🍻
Thanks for brining us along. Best of luck to you guys.
Thanks for watching. More to come 🍻
Great check with great grub.....what else could you ask for!!
It was an awesome weekend and the food was great! 🍻
Nice cabin, good catch to
Thank you. We have put a tone of work into that cabin and we had a great check. 🍻
Thanks. ✌🏻👊🏼
Thanks for watching 🍻
Me, and my woman, and the dog live in a trappers shack here in northeast Minnesota, can't make a living trapping in Minnesota because of the laws, and I don't trap for sport. But living like this is a challenge nonetheless.
That is awesome. We trap for money but mostly to be out there, exploring, learning about the animals and how to find them. Living off grid is hard but satisfying. 🍻🇨🇦
Squirrels used for bait not fur?
The shrews chewed it up when it was trapped so the fur is no good.
Have you seen the natives skin down the cat pelts with a rounded end bone fur comes off with out having 2 flesh
They are a master of their trade
@@backcountry_beast_adventures try some Vicks vapor rub on your cat sets
You should try some squirrel snare poles .
We have them. When the snow gets deeper they will start using them. 🍻
Great check✅
Thank you, we had a blast! 🍻
Hey awesome content! How big do the wolves get up there like the big boys? Weight and shoulder height ?
A big one is 130 to 140 and over 3 feet to shoulder
Good size wolverine! Not that common to get in a wolf snare
Ya we were pleasantly surprised! 🍻
Malheureusement si c’e Traduit en français ça serait vraiment merveilleux merci
Learn English
I think you can turn on subtitles in the bottom right corner when video is playing. Then you can change language in the settings button right beside the subtitles button. Let me know if that works for you.
Canada US where ?
British Columbia 🇨🇦
A dog a cat and a monster
It was a great check! Thanks for watching 🍻 🍻
Looks like you guys are off to a great start!! Keep hitting it hard!!
Thank you. Definitely more to come 🍻
Lot of squirrels no marten?
Not many marten no. We mostly target wolf wolverine lynx coyote and beaver.
i sure like to buy a wolverine plew
They are $600 and then you have to get it tanned. We don't have any right now. The guid outfitters buy them up right away.
are you guys in Canada
Yes we are in British Columbia. 🇨🇦
just found your channel last night and I can't stop watching. I am a new trapper and appreciate the information you are putting out. how are you dispatching the larger fur bearers ?
What are you boys running for sleds? im sitting up in Northern SK and working thanks to Starlink. -32 tonight. I run a 20" scandic. looking at an expedition for the next sled but like the scandic in the bush and it will pull a ton.
We are running 600 ace expeditions. They are awesome reliable machines and can pull pretty good.
Great show fellas! Exciting time on the line for sure. Thx for sharing the adventure!
Thank you, it definitely was exciting this trip around and the foood was great as always. 🍻🍻
I once set a live trap and caught a wolverine in it. I then released it so we could do battle. Like men.
Cool story. Thanks for watching. 🍻
Bigfoot, Hairyman, Sasquatch sightings?
Haha no but we are always looking
It's a fun video, but how do you make ends meet with fur prices being so low? You have 3 expensive Ski Doos burning gas and you all eat. I don't see how u ou end up making enough money for 3 men.
We are not in this for money, it's a lifestyle. Thanks for watching 🍻
Steak and shrimp! Love the dinner tunes too!
Dinner for kings and a little Fleetwood in the background is perfect 👌 🍻🍻
Right arm boys
Thanks for watching 🍻
Really enjoying your channel
Thank you very much! We have alot of plans for the fall and winter season and are looking forward to share with everyone. 🍻
Another great video and meal!! Very cool to see the live wolf and wolverine!! Thank you for sharing and Good luck with everything my friends!
Ya it was a little exciting with the wolverine foe sure. Thanks for watching 🍻
Great Video! Are the flying squirrels nocturnal?
Yes and they are and are usually gray with a whiteish belly. The blacker one was very cool
I’ve been getting pics on my trail camera over a corn feeder every night- I was told they were flying squirrels
Their eyes are huge.
Interesting to see the various animals that you successfully trap. Are you able to sell the furs for a good price, do not know a thing about value of furs at retail.?
Yes we sell the furs to market. It goes up and down. Lynx, wolverine and wolf are worth the most. 🍻
I live in California. We have a huge elk population where I’m at from an Indian reservation next to my property. Bear and Cat are becoming a big problem. My kids can’t play outside because of them
Can you hunt them?
Howdy 🤠 y’all, Greg from Texas and I’m a new sub to your awesome channel! By the way it’s 74° here today! 🥵
I appreciate the Sub! Holly 74 is to hot for me. 🍻🍻
DAM wat a day guys freakin awsum, great job, LuV watchn MaN!!!!!!!
Thank you for that we appreciate it. We are doing are beat to get good content out. More to come! 🍻🍻
Great check on the line. Thanks for sharing. I just subscribed.
Thanks for your subscription! More to come 🍻 🙏
Thanks for the tally nice work on the Trap line. Keep us posted!!!
Thanks for watching! There is more to come. 🍻🍻
Always good to see wolf numbers managed good job
We are on a mission. 🍻🇨🇦
Thanks for your upload. I'm a land owner up in Northern Minnesota. We can't trap or shoot wolves here. I do my best to keep them off my property. I go along and make scent markers with my own urine. Any suggestions as to keeping them away would be appreciated. Thanks and God bless.
We are doing our best to get the numbers down a bit. I'm not sure what one would do if you can't shoot or trap. I will ask the old timers. 🍻
@@backcountry_beast_adventures thanks 👍
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@@ernieferguson9513 ?
Where is this? In general terms of course
In British Columbia Canada 🇨🇦
Just found your channel
Thanks for watching 🍻
More to come.
cool coloured wolf
Ya the black with grey is pretty. 🍻