3 Day Trapline Adventure
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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3 Day Trapline Adventure using live traps:
Join me for a 3 day trapline adventure in the Eastern Woodlands cage trapping raccoons and other small game. Trapping is an essential self reliance skill and a way to greatly increase your ability to harvest game and provide yourself or your family with food. Small game like Raccoons can provide you with protein, fat, fur and more. This is definitely a skill to practice and cage trapping allows you to trap easily without harming the animal if you so choose. Trapping is one more avenue to train in to go along with the skills of survival, bushcraft, and self reliance.
DISCLAIMER: This information is for educational purposes only and all local laws were followed in the making of this video. Furthermore, no animals were harmed in the course of filming this video. All trapping should be done in accordance with your local trapping laws and all regulations should be observed.
3 Day Trapline Adventure: 00:00
Day 2: 14:50
Day 3: 21:50
Day 4: 40:57
#blackhatbushcraft #trapping #bushcraftsurvival
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Discouraging or not. A day in the woods is to be counted as a good day. Glad to see you back. Shawn is rubbing off on you with the instant coffee 😂😂😂
LOL! It is a 1 in 100 shot for me using instant LOL! It is just not the same thing as a fresh brewed cup :) I appreciate you tuning in and sharing a kind word. I hope you are doing well Jason! Take care.
Really appreciate you taking us along as you experiment with trapping and increase your own knowledge, and your consistent sharing of faith.
I really enjoyed making this video although it isn't very popular, it will serve to document some good times and memories :) Thank you so much for your time, interest and kind words!
Matt, again thank you for the video! I love your patience in showing your skills and knowledge. Love the beard!
So much important knowledge in this video. This is right up my ally. The beard looks good on u. Looking forward to the next vid.
That was fun I always watch the professionals like you and dave, corporal I learn a little something from everyone keep inspiring people stay safe.
I truly appreciate your kind words and support my friend! I am learning something new every day in this area and it is great fun. Take care and be safe :)
Grey Bearded Black Hat and Grey Bearded Green Beret. Good stuff man, I have been messing around with my traps as well. Happy Trapping man
LOL!! Now we need to get Josh to get a black hat and we could collaborate :) It really is addictive. I have been having a lot of fun with this. Good luck out there Joey! I wish you much success.
I have the best success with live traps when I cover the metal floor with dirt. They don't seem to like walking on the unnatural metal surface. Enjoyed the video and will dig mi e back out.
I agree. I have been using some soft soil and pine straw/leaf mixture. On the last couple of sets I tried to set the trap down in the soil just a little to cover the grate. I definitely think it makes a difference. I appreciate you tuning in and I hope you can get a few out there and have good luck on the trapline! Take care.
Solid video. Great content for the community. Excellent period of instruction
Thank you so much for your kind words and support Mathew!
great video again Matt ,Missed ya for a while Dang that Beard gona give Joshua Enyart some competition for that Gray Beard ..LOL
LOL! I am hearing that quite a bit now! Don't tell Josh that or he might start giving me a hard time :) Thanks so much for your time, interest and kind words Dan!
Great video my friend, Thanks for sharing
I wish you a nice week
Greetings
Thank you so much! I appreciate your time, interest and kind words! I hope you have a great week my friend!
You caught something and had a good meal.Not a bad day.
Yes sir! I can't complain a bit! Days 5 and 6 produced 4 more animals. I should have extended the video a few days lol! I hope you guys are doing well Larry!
Hey Matt what I’ve found works really good as bait for coons is the miniature cheap fancy feast wet cat food that you can by at the family dollar for .50 cents it draws them inside quick 👍
You know you can't believe the " NEWS " Not a word!!!
VERY TRUE INDEED!!
Always good to see a new video Matt.
Thank you so much Jerry!
Older video but awesome job and Fyi shadow says Hi she heard your voice and is watching this video looking for you 👍and hopefully your doing well and planning on seeing you next year at the pathfinder gathering 👍💪
kokobura is what I have always called them or Porcupine eggs!
Nice video. Surprised you haven’t caught a skunk . We used to use bread and Steen’s syrup for coon and mink . Occasionally caught old stinky . Thanks for sharing your experiences . Have a great morning
I would be happier to catch nothing than to get a skunk 😀 They are a pain! I have never in my life seen one in my area strangely enough. Thank you so much for your time and kind words John! Take care sir.
@@blackhatbushcraft 😂 My actually knows someone on Facebook that has a skunk rescue. Odd choice of critters. Have a good one
Always love your videos!!
So glad to see another video from you. I was wondering just yesterday how soon I'd see another from you. I love that you use cages, even though it appears those may not be as successful as others. Keep on keeping on!
Thank you so much Joe. I appreciate you tuning in and for your kind words. They really do work well. Since filming these clips I have caught two more raccoons and am putting in a larger set for Bobcat hopefully. That would definitely be a fun video :) I am actually surprised at how many and how diverse the animals I have caught this year has been. I hope to get another video up very soon. Take care!
Nice job! I posted a vid recently of me setting a Duke live trap, wired to a pecan tree to catch some pesky squirrels that had moved into one of the eves on the roof. The trap worked great! I caught three then a day later caught a fat rat lol.
I will go and check it out! Thanks for taking the time to tune in and share. Take care and happy trapping!
Thank you for that shout out my friend! Great job my friend hope to see you soon 👊🏻
Absolutely brother! You do a great job and deserve recognition. I look forward to training season :) Take care buddy!
Should of dispatched them opossum. They are going to come right back into your traps.. Love the channel 👍
They are actually good prepared correctly. I caught several opossums right off and then went to catching raccoons. Until yesterday, I haven't seen any more possums. It seems like they come in waves. Thank you so much for your kind words and support Jeremy!
Matt, Have you tried Burma Shave signage for trapping. Madison Poole has had success with squirrels. After she Looked up what it was, she was already doing it. LOL
And Big thanks for the vid. Nicely done.
Do you mean leaving a trail of bait to guide the animal to the trap? I remember what the Burma Shave signs were like. I appreciate your interest and kind words!
Always hate to see the beautiful trees root up but does happen..provides many other uses..lovely property..with respect nice beard..my son walt is so mad poor guy his beard doesnt quite fill in as nicely as his siblings & elders😚goodness theres lots of critter activity..stay safe stay
You until next time
@@liveinlove5958 Thank you! I appreciate your time, interest and kind words very much!
Pretty cool trapping critters is kinda tricky ha ha just an fyi cats are mre's as well as some people may frown on this bn said I'm not above that. Glad to c ur having some good luck with skill set
Thank you so much George! I agree honestly. In hard times, people have eaten much worse than cats. Never say never :) I wouldn't choose to do that unless really needed but it is good to know what your options are. Thank you so much for tuning in and for commenting.
The O is silent.
See you next time Mr. Ringtail. Tell all your buddies about the buffet now....... LOL!!!!!!! Thnaks so much for the video, always is nice to see you......One question: The fuel bottle is the Trangia?? I will like to know your opinion about it. Thx.
LOL! You could tell I was having a little fun out there :) That Trangia fuel bottle works great actually. I have been very pleased with it. They make it in 3 different sizes and in a red color and the green like mine. I own 2 and one was purchased through my Amazon account and one through Ebay. I appreciate your interest and time to tune in Carlos!
Thank so much for your reply, is very nice of you to take care of your followers....Being happy whatever you are doing makes the difference.... Have a nice week and God bless you!!!!
What does a possum taste like
Never tried trapping.
Hey can you provide some info on the shirt you wore on day two? I've seen you wear it on multiple videos as well as some if your partner's from self reliance Outfitters but I haven't seen it on any of your amazon page's, thanks!
Sure thing Joshua, that is the Heavyweight Shirt Jac by Weatherwool. It is an amazing quality garment and Weatherwool's quality and craftsmanship cannot be overstated. It is a premium product and it is also an investment for sure. Check out Weatherwool dot com. The owner's name is Ralph. It is worth reaching out to him and telling him what you are interested in and sometimes they have specials that may not be on the website. Tell him I sent you :) Thank you for your time and interest!
Where you been?
It has been a busy time! I am still here my friend :) Hopefully I can get back on track from here. Thank you for sticking with me.
Your not alone with inaccurate weather forecasts. Here in the UK we have our share of overpaid, useless weather presenters.
Raccoon's look so cool and some US citizens keep them as pets.
Great video 👌
Thank you so much my friend! I have a friend, an OLD DAY coon hunter that lives a mile down from the property where this was filmed. He competed and won trophies all around the country back in the day. He used to have one as a pet at his house. It was neat to see him and how he behaved. Thanks for your kind words and for tuning in.
It seems odd for beans not harvested by this time of year.
Yep. Don’t think too many people use them as a cover crop.
YES INDEED! We have had a record amount of rain this year so I believe it is because the fields have been so muddy that they haven't gotten them earlier. The day after I posted this video, they actually came and got them but they left some terrible ruts along the edges of the field.
They call it weather because they don't know "weather" it will rain or not.
Should you dispatch the feral cats as they will be damagim=ng the native wildlife.
That would be a good debate honestly. There are some homes in the general area and I had a small suspicion that they could possibly be pets from there however, I felt confident they were feral. I have never liked killing an animal unless I was going to make use of it. Also, my 4 year old daughter often walks the trapline with me and she loves a cat like I love her lol, I would loose lots of stock with her if she saw me dispatch a cat lol :)
@@blackhatbushcraftIt's a load of crap that feral cats can't make good pets. I used to have my caravan behind an old abandoned house on a farm. It was Winter when I moved there and COLD. And I woke up one morning to find six of them curled up on the bed with me - they'd come in through the ventilation hatch...
Your website link is not working.
Thank you so much for letting me know! I will get on that to see if I can get it corrected. Take care.
@@blackhatbushcraft 👍