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Sorry to your bees, don't make it. Meet need to wap help keep for eating there honey to keep warm.

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Hi you remember me

I don't think I could sit like that very long or I wouldn't be able to get up lol! Thank you for sharing my friend!

We don’t have any turkeys in our area but hope we at least see one deer when we hunt

Lot of great stuff!

Appreciate you sharing your views brother!!

I posted midway of your talk. I’ll add that your dead on with the schools too. Slowly by slowly state and federal govt. has been allowed to overtake the curriculum and the parents input is really not wanted, except making sure the heavy homework load is done. We’ve never had a close by school shooting but I remember a little boy being taken almost 30 years ago in a neighboring county and that’s when the fear, power and control started in the local schools. It was justified and excusable at first but it has just kept snowballing. You and I could sit down and have a good long talk I’d say and would agree on 95% of it.

This is a prime example of why most people that will hear it never need to confuse or label someone with an accent with ignorance. Your upbringing and life aspects reflect my thoughts and beliefs very closely. I have the accent too. First thing I ever caught were box trap rabbits and was proud to see them on the food table after my mamaw fried them. Sadly, labels and appearances on Facebook and TH-cam are becoming THE REWARD to too many. The actual growing knowledge is way on the back burner from the “ look at me” aspect.

The school stuff is strange. Where I’m at they had notified parents when the threat had originated in another town. I only want to put my tin fill hat on to tight and say that it may be something more than what it is. But I do pray that there isn’t anyone testing the waters for something else.

Great conversation, I wouldn’t call them selfish I would call them prepared. In the old days this was how people did it. Gardening, canning, salting and smoking and drying meat. As the man of the house, nothing haunts me more than not being able to provide or protect my family. I’m always going through scenarios in my head. Honestly, I’m scared for my kids and what they may have to face in the near future. As for the school stuff, we have went back to homeschooling.

I think we talked about some of this last weekend. It was good to meet ya and your daugther. I really enjoyed our conversation. Hope you enjoyed youself.

Do you have any of your beaver lure for sale? A friend from Idaho said I need to try your beaver castor lure

Are you going to the Southeastern NTA convention this weekend

I love that idea! My boys wanted to bring traps to school for show and tell but the teacher won't let them because of the "danger"

Love the 3D traps brother! Thank you for sharing the convention!

Can you provide your email address so I can pm you about some products I would like to purchase

Where can I order a few of these? My 4 year old would love this for Christmas!!

Thats a good idea brother

Will you have them for sale?

Great idea man!! Thank you for sharing!!!

well done sir. congrats on the trapper of the year, you deserve it!

Absolutely amazing my 2 girls love them

I’m really liking those glow in the dark containers. I’ll be in touch with you on those.

Do good it comes back around to you. Great idea. Keep trapping

congrats on Trapper of the Year. That is awsome.

Awesome idea Brother and great job acting on your thoughts. Not just talking about it. You've definitely have some money involved in the 3 machines.

I will have to look for ya Saturday. Heck can t wait to see ya buddy. Farther and Daughter Great deal.

How much are your hides ?

Damn son. Great job on the limb lines. Cleaning up on the catfish!!!!!

Trotline

Outstanding great job well done 👍 thanks for showing how you make your knife 🔪

If you have a otter pellets frozen for 4 years then unfroze it is the pellets still good to tan ????it was rolled is salt to prezer it

queen mandibular pheromone is shared from mouth to mouth bee to bee therefore the double screen board completely separates the two hives as one box can't get a taste of the pheromone. As you have said you have used and succeeded with news paper separation method and that is what I think you could have done here. The first bees through greet each other through the hole and start sharing the pheromone and thus it moves into the queen less hive before the bees themselves move up into the queen right box. I have watched but not tried but it makes a lot of sence to use a light sugar syrup of 1/2 and spray the queenless hive heavy and the queen right hive light and use no paper at all. Every body gets cleaning and thus handing off the sugar to workers to be stored as honey and the pheromone moves from bee to bee. There is only one smell or taste so no conflict. The best plans of mice and men....

Hi I have been in Canada learning out door survival wouldn't mind learning hands on with you

Love your shows, hello from West Virginia .

why do you catch/hunt them? just wondering bc i know people catch/kill coyotes to save live stock n stuff

Awesome 😁👍👍👍

Beautiful and sharp fleshing knives! Thank you for sharing my friend!!

It's cool to make your own equipment and traps. I make a water set to put in traps in 3ft to 8ft of water. I trap mainly from the canoe, being handicaped I had to research stuff and develop my own system for trapping beaver, and it paid off. That fleshing knife you're making will serve you well.

great craftsmanship on those fleshing knives . should peel a beaver quick .

Very cool Thank-you for sharing!

Man that sander belt will remove some metal Quick fast and in a hurry. Nice looking Fleshing knife for sure.

Awesome job 👍

Superb craftsmanship, these will be heirloom quality tools.

We used to limb line in Bayou Deview with beef blood, it was always fun!

Í used to fish dàysé àr for stripper úp to ³0 labs

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No catches. Shit sets in shit locations. Doesn’t know his equipment. Don’t waste your time.

Great trip guys, that is more nice cat than you would catch in a month in Indiana!