I'm so happy to see you back on the trail (and to recognize your voice) Am I right if I say your dogs are skinnier than last winter? Anyway, I enjoy the video, as usual.
Ok forgive my ignorance but you do not learn if you don’t ask questions and we are always learning from birth to death. I live in Australia so I will never have an interaction with Wolves so can you please explain why are you trapping Wolves? Thank you for your time in wandering this if you do.
There are lots of reasons why I trap wolves. The challenge is the main one for me. The side benefits are: good PR with cottage goers and hunters. Wolves eat a lot and they eat everything. They don't often attack people but that is because the bold ones get killed early. The nervous/shy ones get to breed. The pelts also sell. They make great wall hangers, parka ruffs, etc. Think of wolves as giant wild dogs, on steroids, that travel/hunt in groups. They are always hungry, always looking for food. They kill anything from moose and bears to hares. The moose are killed one bite at a time, often over hours/days, as the animal bleeds out. They often kill/eat each other. Do you want them around your place uncontrolled? They cover a huge territory. You think they are gone and then they are there again. Hunting. Always hunting. That's why. Most people tell me to catch them all. I don't do that. But I do thin out the local packs. My bush includes wolves!
@ thank you for that you only get one life and I like to gather as much knowledge about things that I can I wish you all the best in your endeavours stay safe out there regards from a fellow hunter trapper from Australia🇦🇺
Nice to see the dogs taking you for a ride down the trail. There full of energy. Great video.
Everyone has a good time! Thanks for the comment.
What a trip. You gave us a perspective that not many get to try,it was terrific.
Thanks!. It is something I really enjoy. Snaring a wolf is just a bonus.
Nice way to enjoy winter , sledding and wolves check ! Glad to see you ride again
If you want to enjoy winter, you must play outside!
Very cool way to check the line!
It's quiet, you can see stuff, and there is no danger of the engine not starting! Plus the wolves are attracted to the dog scents.
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Thank you for sharing my friend! That looks like a lot of fun!
It is a hoot!
It was great to get a ride through the bush without having any engine noise! It felt like I was there.
Glad you wrote your comment. I try to film it that way. I detest the sound of a snow mobile or ATV.
I'm so happy to see you back on the trail (and to recognize your voice) Am I right if I say your dogs are skinnier than last winter? Anyway, I enjoy the video, as usual.
A couple of them are fat! But the black ones are always lean. They eat an enormous amount. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Ok forgive my ignorance but you do not learn if you don’t ask questions and we are always learning from birth to death. I live in Australia so I will never have an interaction with Wolves so can you please explain why are you trapping Wolves? Thank you for your time in wandering this if you do.
There are lots of reasons why I trap wolves. The challenge is the main one for me. The side benefits are: good PR with cottage goers and hunters. Wolves eat a lot and they eat everything. They don't often attack people but that is because the bold ones get killed early. The nervous/shy ones get to breed. The pelts also sell. They make great wall hangers, parka ruffs, etc. Think of wolves as giant wild dogs, on steroids, that travel/hunt in groups. They are always hungry, always looking for food. They kill anything from moose and bears to hares. The moose are killed one bite at a time, often over hours/days, as the animal bleeds out. They often kill/eat each other. Do you want them around your place uncontrolled? They cover a huge territory. You think they are gone and then they are there again. Hunting. Always hunting. That's why. Most people tell me to catch them all. I don't do that. But I do thin out the local packs. My bush includes wolves!
@ thank you for that you only get one life and I like to gather as much knowledge about things that I can I wish you all the best in your endeavours stay safe out there regards from a fellow hunter trapper from Australia🇦🇺