G'day Dale mate here in Nt Qld Australia feral house cats gone wild are massive problem just wiping out our native species like you wouldn't believe right throughout our bushland Australia wide I'm presently switching over from wild dogs to cats with foot traps does the same tactics you describe for bob cats work on all cats these cats are totally wild mostly never seen man would cubbys work! Watch all your clips and enjoy the great information.
Hey Gavin. Glad to have you here. Yes sir!! The same sets we use here for bobcat will work on your feral cats as well. Remember a cat is a cat. No matter if it's a bobcat, lion , or feral cat. Good luck and thank you for watching
Great Video Dale,, very informative,, gotta hook up with ya and order some of your spot remover and your cat call and some Death Valley 👍 keep up the great work;GOD BLESS BROTHA
Thanks Dale, that was explained real well. I knew " cubbies for cats" but you explained the why and how. We're just now getting some cats in SW Ohio. No season yet though.
Excellent video. Cubbies are Deadly on cats. As per gnats. As a kid I fished A Lot at farm ponds tall grass n gnats went together. I used vanilla to repel them. Raw garlic rubbed on skin n clothes tobrepel ticks. Hope it helps
@@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531 Never too old to learn a new trick, especially from a long-line trapper where time-setting traps affect traps set in a day
Good call on the cats ability to smell. If they didn’t have a good nose then they wouldn’t be b-lining it through the thick brush straight to our sets. Your guide stick setup works up here in the snow, with a few more poking straight up so the snow doesn’t cover them up as fast. Thanks again👍
Love cat trapping!! Good tips on the visual aspect for guiding and use of smells.I always try to place sets so flagging is seen from at least two directions,keep their attention until its foot hits the pan.
Great video Dale! A bobcat is on my bucket list, but here in Pa. I have to travel quite a ways to get to the areas that you can trap, but someday I'm going to take the time to do it.
Thanks for going into detail. The only cat I got was in my coyote set. There is no season open yet in my county. But always looking to learn more and when they do open up the season. I will be semi ready for what I need to do . Thanks for taking the time to go into all you been doing to teach about different ways of trapping.
Very good, you showed a lot of detail!
Thank you PopPop.
You make good sense bill with multiple lures,alot of trappers don't realize how many cats they miss with only one lure.
Thank you Michael. That's a true statement. I appreciate you watching too
Never got a bobcat before
They're quite the animal Christopher. Once you get that 1st 1 you just want more. I get spotted fever pretty easily
Thanks a lot Dale, been looking for some good cat info on cubbies. What is your favorite trap for this set?
Jerry my favorite all around predator trap is the Bridger #3 dog on. If they're not allowed in your state then look at the #2. Thank you for watching
Man you’re just full of useful information! Thanks again Dale.👍🏻😎
My wife will tell you otherwise Sonny 😆. Thank you though and thanks for watching too
G'day Dale mate here in Nt Qld Australia feral house cats gone wild are massive problem just wiping out our native species like you wouldn't believe right throughout our bushland Australia wide I'm presently switching over from wild dogs to cats with foot traps does the same tactics you describe for bob cats work on all cats these cats are totally wild mostly never seen man would cubbys work! Watch all your clips and enjoy the great information.
Hey Gavin. Glad to have you here. Yes sir!! The same sets we use here for bobcat will work on your feral cats as well. Remember a cat is a cat. No matter if it's a bobcat, lion , or feral cat. Good luck and thank you for watching
Great Video Dale,, very informative,, gotta hook up with ya and order some of your spot remover and your cat call and some Death Valley 👍 keep up the great work;GOD BLESS BROTHA
Thank you Kevin. I really appreciate you pal
Cats are really unique. I’ve caught cats in my coyote sets. Great video and information Dale! Thank you for your time
Yes they are Derrick. Thank you for watching
Your getting closer to that 2K in subscribers buddy , thanks all good info.
Thank you Mike its coming. I sure appreciate everything y'all have done for me with this channel. Thank you
Thanks Dale, that was explained real well. I knew " cubbies for cats" but you explained the why and how.
We're just now getting some cats in SW Ohio. No season yet though.
Thank you Hank. I appreciate it. Hang on buddy cuz they'll get thick as fleas fast on you.
All great information there. Does that chicken based bait work on the coyotes good?
Very good Paul. Thanks for watching
👍And all them smells keep them $1.00 yotes away !
It can sure help with that Otter Cat. I appreciate you pal
Great all around content Dale, and absolutely love cat trapping info.
Thank you Streeter Boyz. Me too! Thanks for watching also
Excellent video.
Cubbies are Deadly on cats.
As per gnats. As a kid I fished A Lot at farm ponds tall grass n gnats went together. I used vanilla to repel them. Raw garlic rubbed on skin n clothes tobrepel ticks. Hope it helps
I'm to point to try anything with these gnats Kevin they're relentless. Thank you for watching. I sincerely appreciate you
@Billingsley Brand trapping Lures it worked for me. Great videos always keep it up. Very Best on TH-cam
I'll try it. Thank you Kevin
Great info
Thank you Jim. I appreciate you watching too
When looking for cats I use the three R's big rocks, rabbits, and rivers
Thats a good rule to have Dead North. I appreciate you watching. Thank you
@@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531 Never too old to learn a new trick, especially from a long-line trapper where time-setting traps affect traps set in a day
Thats a fact Dead North.
That was a ton of great info Dale! I appreciate you always sharing! Good luck with everything my friend!
Thank you Mark. Thank you for watching too and goid luck to you as well pal
Good call on the cats ability to smell. If they didn’t have a good nose then they wouldn’t be b-lining it through the thick brush straight to our sets.
Your guide stick setup works up here in the snow, with a few more poking straight up so the snow doesn’t cover them up as fast.
Thanks again👍
Thank you Enigmatic. I appreciate you
Great information. Im starting trapping cats this year. So thank you. Matthew Holland.
You're welcome Matthew. Thanks for watching
Gnats! The Iowa state bird!😂😂😂. Great video as usual Dale! I sure do enjoy them.
Thank you Matt. I appreciate you watching too
Thanks Dale you know I'm love cat tapping
Well Dennis I'm glad to see you back around buddy. I appreciate you watching
Love cat trapping!! Good tips on the visual aspect for guiding and use of smells.I always try to place sets so flagging is seen from at least two directions,keep their attention until its foot hits the pan.
Absolutely right Mike. I appreciate you watching
Great video Dale! A bobcat is on my bucket list, but here in Pa. I have to travel quite a ways to get to the areas that you can trap, but someday I'm going to take the time to do it.
Thank you Ron. Yes you need to do that 1 day soon. I love catching cats.
Thanks for going into detail. The only cat I got was in my coyote set. There is no season open yet in my county. But always looking to learn more and when they do open up the season. I will be semi ready for what I need to do . Thanks for taking the time to go into all you been doing to teach about different ways of trapping.
I hope they open your county soon Paul. Thank you for watching
thank You
You're welcome Steven. Thank you for watching
@@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531do you have a video on making the 5 gallon bucket trap...thanks
Not for cats Steve but I do for otter. It's the same concept. Thank you for watching
Awesome info. Thanks again, Dale
You're welcome Ty. Thanks for watching
Great information as always Dale thanks
Thank you Eddie. And thank you for watching also
Dale, great stuff as usual!
Thank you very much Mac