Love how much this guy loves cleaning off beavers in the snow haha! Awesome. Thanks for the videos, I’m getting started in trapping and these are helping me get some inspiration.
Great as usual. Going to have to set some more for the ol flat tail myself. Really get the fever watching your vids. Caught two and an otter in a small creek so far. Mainly hitting coyote and cats right now. Have six coyote and one big tom bobcat so far. Thanks again for the ride. Al
No problem! Your conditions are very similar to ours here in northern/central Ontario so i have been using your methods and the way I have learned to come up with my own hybrid strategy lol.. keep the videos coming! and if you get a chance check out mine, im having a hard time finding time to edit with work but lots to come!
I have seen a trapper use a length of pex pipe bent under the ice to find the bank den or hole into the lodge. That’s how he determined where to set his traps and he did well
330 have you ever had a beaver come out while you in the water trying to put a trap in?? I have it was a big big beaver & it definitely scared the crap out of me when it did!! He literally whent right between my legs & just about nocked me over!! After that I was a little more careful for sure!!! Awesome video buddy!!!
Have you ever tried underwater Snares for Beaver! I haven't seen you make a video on it yet!? I buy mine from Rally Hess in MN! He's got a Great Setup! And they're alot lighter than the 330's, especially if you have to pack in a ways through deep snow!
Yes I have quite a few beaver snaring videos up. But you'll have to look back about 2 years in my uploads. I ordered 3 dozen on Monday. Hoping they will be here this week!
I go trapping everyday. I love trapping more than hunting and fishing. I would recommend you bring a kid with you. They need fresh air and to learn something other than how to play videogames. The skills we learned were passed down by people. Keep the videos coming but bring a kid and change his life forever. Then you can die a happy man knowing that sacred knowledge was passed down.
These videos are making me want to go set some traps. I love trapping beaver especially. Do you eat these? I love them in a crock pot ;) Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas!
Love these videos man! You got me interested in trapping! Would you mock up a dry land set so a beginner like me knows exactly how the set will look under water? Specifically the swivel stick. Other than that keep it up man!
Really like the way you take us from start to finish on the line, great how to and sometimes not to information. Question: What kind of waders do you use for winter work, I'm sure the kind that keep you dry. Great catches too!
Great videos! I have been using your techniques in the UP of Michigan. I would like to know how you would battle H2O level issues where the difference is up to 5 inches in a day. We have a similar set area like this video with lots of runs through the marsh grass. Our problem starts when Lake Huron shifts levels with the prevailing wind of the day or more then rapidly drops or rises. This leaves our 330s out of the prime set position. Thank you in advance. Keep up the great work!
Sometimes you gotta think like a beaver. I would switch to baited sets and snare sets. Just chop up a 3 inch poplar and set a bunch of snares. Set that sucker near the feed bed and bam! The conibears are my go to traps but sometimes changing things up allows for a lot more options. If the water level rises and lowers the bottom snares should nail them. Look up snarring beavers under the ice and let that knowledge blow your mind.
Beaver Trapper Thank you for that idea. It truly is about the only thing that I have not attempted. A bottom snare makes sense. My pole set snares are either too high or too low and fighting the same issue with the 330s is frustrating. My plan is to go forward closer to spring in some of the runs since I know where they are predominantly moving.
@@ranaldcarlson7730 no worries. I find sometimes....some spots no matter what you throw at it, it just won't work. Just keep trying different things. Also I learned from an old timer that if a beaver is missed and the trap was set off they will learn fast and sometimes even trigger a trap with a stick or in some crazy cases move out. PM if you need to and like I said there is more than one way to skin a cat
You scare me handling that trap the way you do , as I do and believe your strength will hold the speedy release of it. I got away with that for 20 years. Thank God my son was with me some winters ago fisher trapping with 220s I was moving a trap so I held it same as you when it sprung. It cought both my thumbs at one time so fast you can’t imagine. As I was adjusting a trigger at the time sliding it along the jaw of the trap . Something I did a thousand times in life. After the pain alone then him getting me out. The thought of all the times I did this alone. I promised to use safety more . I suggest to your audience to use safety setters while alone in the field. Especially on ice . As I stated I did things as you do for most of the years I trapped the most. Not trying to nitpick your videos are fun for me to watch and I hope to cross paths someday . Good job
Thank you! As long as you keep your hands and fingers clear you won't run the risk of getting caught. Been beaver trapping for 26 years myself now and got caught twice when I was around 18. Much more careful now
@@330Maniac I know a guy who got his belly fat caught in one....I got both hands caught in them before. I was distracted by an argument i was having with a gf ....then wham on the one trap...then I turned around and caught the other hand into another trap that was set nearby. I yanked one hand out (i was wearing big mitts). I never use the safety setters either but my old man gives me shit everytime too.
I have trapped extremely red muddy iron ore water as well as grey and tan clay water that there is no way they can see. Yet , they can travel 50 yards then take a turn down which ever feed run they want and always get there under water so I’d say your answer is feel although they see too as 330 said , not very well
@@timothyholloway3515 They definitely travel by feel as well. I trap the red and buffalo river. You can't see an inch into that water so they can't either.
330 MaNiaC Timothy you said you’re trapped in the red and the Buffalo are you from Manitoba. I live in Saint Mollo southern Manitoba could we somehow meet for coffee??
@@330Maniac yeah I understand that. I was meaning when your trap wasn't fired off and you said that they would hole up in the lodge and not come out for several days. What do they eat then? Or do they just fast until they feel comfortable with leaving the lodge?
@wadewittman8510 a warden told me he was trapping a lodge. Got one but the other was trap smart. A month later he got it with a snare, it was about 20 pounds lighter than the first beaver but stretched the same size, his thought was it starved itself before trying to go through that 330's around the feed pile.
I'm still watching your videos...watching the spring 2014 video now.....i see you do have gauntlets ....im in lower sw michigan...i used to trap muskrats and mink....we just recently got small population of beaver around here....i like your vids....you are definitely a good trapper
I thinks it perfect length. You're only the second person in 2 years to ever tell me it's to long. But I've had dozens of people tell me its their favorite part of the video
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Love how much this guy loves cleaning off beavers in the snow haha! Awesome. Thanks for the videos, I’m getting started in trapping and these are helping me get some inspiration.
I haven't trapped since high school in the late 80s. Man watching your video's kinda makes me want to try it again.
Of all your videos, the trapping ones are the best by far. This shows your real talent.
Thanks Big!
Nice Scott! This below zero weather is making ice for sure. Ice-castle is ready to rock soon. 👍
Great Job! I love the beaver trapping videos.
Thanks for watching bud!
I have this same situation I am trapping in the morning. Love the video’s
Great as usual. Going to have to set some more for the ol flat tail myself. Really get the fever watching your vids. Caught two and an otter in a small creek so far. Mainly hitting coyote and cats right now. Have six coyote and one big tom bobcat so far. Thanks again for the ride. Al
Thanks again for watching Al!
Really been enjoying your beaver trapping episodes!! Keep up the good work!
Loved these two beaver videos! Your one of the guys that inspired me to start my trapping channel! Great upload.
Thanks!!
nice catches thanks for taking us along!
Glad to see you putting out lots of trapping videos! Been following your trapping videos for years! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks bud!
No problem! Your conditions are very similar to ours here in northern/central Ontario so i have been using your methods and the way I have learned to come up with my own hybrid strategy lol.. keep the videos coming! and if you get a chance check out mine, im having a hard time finding time to edit with work but lots to come!
I have seen a trapper use a length of pex pipe bent under the ice to find the bank den or hole into the lodge. That’s how he determined where to set his traps and he did well
330 have you ever had a beaver come out while you in the water trying to put a trap in?? I have it was a big big beaver & it definitely scared the crap out of me when it did!! He literally whent right between my legs & just about nocked me over!! After that I was a little more careful for sure!!! Awesome video buddy!!!
Yep I've been hit a few times it's scary lol
Awesome . Second time I’ve watched it . Keep it coming brother
I like your videos on trapping!👍🏼
Do you ever think to yourself what those beaver are thinking all the commotion is? lol
I do. I think they are thinking there is something out side and they get alerted and run out Lol
Love your videos
Another fantastic video Scott. Thanks.
Thank Brad!
Talk about a lucky score! Nice catches.
Thanks!
Hi Scotty off topic here.Have you used the new fiberglass Johnny rods and your option on them. Thanks, Rick NE Ohio
I have not tried using fiberglass yet
Since I just subscribed I'm looking through your channel. Do you show the processing of the beaver on a board and processing the meat?
I show the processing of the beaver pelt but not the meat
Have you ever tried underwater Snares for Beaver! I haven't seen you make a video on it yet!? I buy mine from Rally Hess in MN! He's got a Great Setup!
And they're alot lighter than the 330's, especially if you have to pack in a ways through deep snow!
Yes I have quite a few beaver snaring videos up. But you'll have to look back about 2 years in my uploads. I ordered 3 dozen on Monday. Hoping they will be here this week!
@@330Maniac
Awesome! Appreciate your quick response and keep up the good work and videos Brother!
I also Subbed to "Trapper J"!
He cracks me up! Lol
@@jameswatschke1649 awesome bud thanks for all the kind words and views! J is a great guy and a great trapper!
@@330Maniac
You're both Down to Earth, Straight Arrows, in my book!
I grew up in MN, what part are you from?
@@jameswatschke1649 west central Minnesota
I go trapping everyday. I love trapping more than hunting and fishing. I would recommend you bring a kid with you. They need fresh air and to learn something other than how to play videogames. The skills we learned were passed down by people. Keep the videos coming but bring a kid and change his life forever. Then you can die a happy man knowing that sacred knowledge was passed down.
Thanks!! I have brought many people with me on my lines. Many adults and many kids including my own.
These videos are making me want to go set some traps. I love trapping beaver especially. Do you eat these? I love them in a crock pot ;) Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas!
I eat quite a few!
setting 330 by hand takes a real man!
Thanks!
not if they're old like his lol. Mine are really old too so I should shut up!
When you see a tree trying to get chopped up set a foothold trap
Love these videos man! You got me interested in trapping! Would you mock up a dry land set so a beginner like me knows exactly how the set will look under water? Specifically the swivel stick. Other than that keep it up man!
Thanks !
Really like the way you take us from start to finish on the line, great how to and sometimes not to information. Question: What kind of waders do you use for winter work, I'm sure the kind that keep you dry. Great catches too!
Thanks! I use frogg togg waders. They are nice and keep you warm
Great video man, keep'um coming.
Thanks!
Nice catch gota get the bigger ones mate now!
Thanks Ray!
I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken.Merry Christmas
Great videos! I have been using your techniques in the UP of Michigan. I would like to know how you would battle H2O level issues where the difference is up to 5 inches in a day. We have a similar set area like this video with lots of runs through the marsh grass. Our problem starts when Lake Huron shifts levels with the prevailing wind of the day or more then rapidly drops or rises. This leaves our 330s out of the prime set position. Thank you in advance. Keep up the great work!
Sometimes you gotta think like a beaver. I would switch to baited sets and snare sets. Just chop up a 3 inch poplar and set a bunch of snares. Set that sucker near the feed bed and bam! The conibears are my go to traps but sometimes changing things up allows for a lot more options. If the water level rises and lowers the bottom snares should nail them. Look up snarring beavers under the ice and let that knowledge blow your mind.
Beaver Trapper Thank you for that idea. It truly is about the only thing that I have not attempted. A bottom snare makes sense. My pole set snares are either too high or too low and fighting the same issue with the 330s is frustrating. My plan is to go forward closer to spring in some of the runs since I know where they are predominantly moving.
@@ranaldcarlson7730 no worries. I find sometimes....some spots no matter what you throw at it, it just won't work. Just keep trying different things. Also I learned from an old timer that if a beaver is missed and the trap was set off they will learn fast and sometimes even trigger a trap with a stick or in some crazy cases move out. PM if you need to and like I said there is more than one way to skin a cat
Love your videos bro keep it up
Love the trappin videos keep up the good work
Thanks!
You scare me handling that trap the way you do , as I do and believe your strength will hold the speedy release of it. I got away with that for 20 years. Thank God my son was with me some winters ago fisher trapping with 220s I was moving a trap so I held it same as you when it sprung. It cought both my thumbs at one time so fast you can’t imagine. As I was adjusting a trigger at the time sliding it along the jaw of the trap . Something I did a thousand times in life. After the pain alone then him getting me out. The thought of all the times I did this alone. I promised to use safety more . I suggest to your audience to use safety setters while alone in the field. Especially on ice . As I stated I did things as you do for most of the years I trapped the most. Not trying to nitpick your videos are fun for me to watch and I hope to cross paths someday . Good job
Thank you! As long as you keep your hands and fingers clear you won't run the risk of getting caught. Been beaver trapping for 26 years myself now and got caught twice when I was around 18. Much more careful now
@@330Maniac I know a guy who got his belly fat caught in one....I got both hands caught in them before. I was distracted by an argument i was having with a gf ....then wham on the one trap...then I turned around and caught the other hand into another trap that was set nearby. I yanked one hand out (i was wearing big mitts). I never use the safety setters either but my old man gives me shit everytime too.
When beavers travel on these runs from the house to the feed pile do they go by feel or do they see.
They see but their vision isn't fantastic
I have trapped extremely red muddy iron ore water as well as grey and tan clay water that there is no way they can see. Yet , they can travel 50 yards then take a turn down which ever feed run they want and always get there under water so I’d say your answer is feel although they see too as 330 said , not very well
I replied to Timothy have you ever made a video if so put something on your channel if you do trap???
@@timothyholloway3515 They definitely travel by feel as well. I trap the red and buffalo river. You can't see an inch into that water so they can't either.
330 MaNiaC Timothy you said you’re trapped in the red and the Buffalo are you from Manitoba. I live in Saint Mollo southern Manitoba could we somehow meet for coffee??
Another good vid. And you're getting $10 in the round? Better than they wanna pay east central Mn
Yep. Might cover my gas if I'm lucky
Have you ever had beavers act aggressive while your in the water around thier lodge
Never attack me. They come close and slap their tales. Swim aggressively
more trapping!!!!
Good shite brother. 👊💀👍🍻🇺🇸
Thanks!
Nice Scott a twofer 👍! When those big beavers hole up, what do they eat during that time?
They eat the bark of branches that are submerged in front of their lodge. It's called a feed pile
@@330Maniac yeah I understand that. I was meaning when your trap wasn't fired off and you said that they would hole up in the lodge and not come out for several days. What do they eat then? Or do they just fast until they feel comfortable with leaving the lodge?
@wadewittman8510 a warden told me he was trapping a lodge. Got one but the other was trap smart. A month later he got it with a snare, it was about 20 pounds lighter than the first beaver but stretched the same size, his thought was it starved itself before trying to go through that 330's around the feed pile.
@@mikewhitman745 thanks for sharing that story! That's crazy what that beaver decided to go through 🤯. That's one helluva weight loss program 🤣.
Great vids. Question was does beaver smell like?
You'd have to smell it. Theres really no describing it
I have to get better at locating and finding runs. Key.
Do you keep your furs or sell'em?
Sell them
nice work
wish we had bunches of beavers around here.
BoneHeads Outdoors no you do not ! Lol trust that
yeaaaa i do, call me crazy haha. one of my fav critters to trap, theyre just few and very far between here.
why don't you invest into a pair of shoulder length gloves?....or at the very least elbow length
I don't like gauntlets. Uncomfortable
I'm still watching your videos...watching the spring 2014 video now.....i see you do have gauntlets ....im in lower sw michigan...i used to trap muskrats and mink....we just recently got small population of beaver around here....i like your vids....you are definitely a good trapper
When I was a kid when you bought your hunting license and tag they would give you small packages of buck brush seeds to plant while hunting
Dude! Your intro is too long!
I thinks it perfect length. You're only the second person in 2 years to ever tell me it's to long. But I've had dozens of people tell me its their favorite part of the video
@@330Maniac dont get me wrong! You are a cool ass dude! Just get too the deed!
Good intro