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Took his course at MEC, definitely sharpened my ability to write, tough as nails if you let some students tell it, but truth be told, pinnacle of thorough, everyone should have the privilege of his teaching, definitely influenced critical thought, extremely substantive instructor, great writer who happens to be African American

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Thanks alot for sharing bro.. I need a good STURDY CAGE like yours.. Where did you purchase it? $Cost?

5 miles really not far enough… I have had them (ground hog and raccoon) return … 20 miles is what I am doing now… just relocated my 9th or 3rd for the second time (5 mile relocate 1st time) ground hog…

Porque encerras a los animales dejalos libres por favor 😡😡😡😡🙏🙏🙏🙏

Love it!!!!

This is why there are professionals. Frustrating to watch this as most homeowners, like this one, are clueless about wildlife. It's too bad that people who post don't take a moment to get educated before spreading misleading, incorrect info. Below it is pointed out that chucks are diurnal, a daytime animal. Rather than set a trap for an overnight catch that won't happen, it's best to set traps for morning till dark and actually close them during the night so as not to catch the nocturnal animals, skunks, coon, possum etc., if you are using bait, which I do not use. First, eat the bait. Would not waste a good nectarine on a rodent. You don't need bait. By using double door cage traps with nose cones in positive sets at den entrances, crawl unders at fences and trails, you will need NO bait, ever. The double door traps will catch coming and going. All a chuck has to do is move and you own him. The best traps are Comstock traps with wire triggers and powered doors. www.comstockcustomcage.com. Been at it since 1965. After showing hundreds how simple it is without bait, none have ever gone back to doing whatever they were doing before. We have helped countless people solve problems with chucks, coon, armadillos, badgers, fox, bobcats, nutria, fisher, squirrels, rabbits, skunks, chipmunks and many others.

Interesting interview much love and respect for my brother Dr. Raymond Keith Gilyard from his homey Al

TOTALLY WRONG they come out during the day and sleep at night

It's against the law to release animals that you catch that far away it will become a problem to other animals and to other people it disrupts ecosystems and by law in all 50 states it's illegal you must catch and release no further than 10 yd from where you capture the animal after you seal up the den

I didn't like the way the trap was opened, as it appears that you have to put your hand on the door, and if the animal is aggressive it may bite.

Activity: Groundhogs are diurnal (active during the day) from spring to fall. Most activity occurs during the early morning and early evening hours, at which groundhogs emerge from their burrows to gather food.

why the hell cant you just leave the animal alone ?

Lou Murray chair of the Manasota food action council in Sarasota Florida.

❤️ this! Do you have a branch in Senegal?

nice,,thankyou..what model of trap,,,,or size...you got...one door...

I feel like I’ve now got a full time job trapping in my yard. First moles, then do many squirrels and the skunks this year have exploded. I’m in California. Never seen so many abs my tard is a hot mess of various tunnels. Now I see ground hogs hopefully that’s not an issue foe me but the holes in my yard lately are huge! Nice presentation. This trap works wee for me. Trapping snd release is legal in my area but I pay wildlife pros to relocate since I’m female abs scared of all of them. . Very expensive.

Very informative. This is the first video I have found to explain the parts of the trap. But I did think woodchucks were active only in the day. Thank you very much.

Amateur.

Great video, pro speaking skills off the cuff.🤙🏻🤙🏿🇺🇸

You like to trap animals; you not a friend of ours

You like taking freedom away from a groundhog. You no friend of ours

ground hogs are cool

Great video. Very informative. Covers all aspects of capture. Thanks.

Malik - Thanks for the tips. I live I an area that does not have very many or no predators and the ground hog population has just exploded. You right they are very smart. Not like raccoons or possums. They are easy to trap; but, ground hogs are very particular.

Against the law in some states to relocate nuisance animals.

What trap is that? Looks well built

Do not take your captured animal to someone else’s land and let it go!! Take it to a park or state game lands. I use strawberries and lettuce to bait the trap for groundhogs and I cover the entire trap with a tarp. Animals can’t get to the bait without going inside.

Thank you for sharing

Thank you

This really work

Rasta man, big up 👍🏾

This is so moving. Can't wait to hear it in person. Keep singing our song Mollywop!!!

Rocks! love it!!!

Thank goodness for our youth. How can we support them so this idealism and enthusiasm flourishes?

Take an economics class. You can't afford the land to be a peasant farmer near Baltimore. I would suggest moving to a poor area with very low land values, but there are more problems with this. If you are going to live off of the land you will need to give up your toys...smart phone, car, cable tv. Also you want to farm but you don't want to" sweat or think too hard". Not sure this will work too well....USDA has been targeting programs to underserved for years !

This then raises the question of what are the policies that we should be supporting, here in the US, for example, to address these issues on behalf of African American farmers here, and also on behalf of the global peasant movement La Via Campesina. In general, on the big farm bill issues, these are the "Farm Justice proposals for the 2012 Farm Bill," where it's "Via Campesina with NFFC." But to make up for history, the extra programs for "disadvantaged farmers" are needed (cf Rural Coalition)