Good ethical catches with quick kills. Glad you guys broke the dry spell, seems like the cold temps got things moving. We were in the 60's F last week and I'd like some colder weather for the month. Keep the videos coming. Hope you get to mix up the menu some with a partridge or something. Cheers.
I'd love a more in depth look at how the snares work / traps work. Where you get them (or if you make them, how do you make them?), how you prep them, set them, take them down, store them, etc. or if you know of other channels that have that already I'm happy to check them out also! Love everything that you're putting out there so far!
Holy smokes it's Lynx-o-Mania! Wow, what great catches on the lynx and a nice dawg to boot! I noted last year that I hardly saw a single lynx caught last year so this is a thrill. Great job, great video.
Real life on the Canadian trap line. The only low point is where you forget to bring the bacon! But that squirrel did look mighty fine. Congrats on a successful season. Happy New Year.
Hey man, you should make a video on trapping. How you make your snares, if you make your own and how you use your hand to measure the correct snare placement.
Enjoy your videos.Do squirrel pelts have any commercial value? I know that squirrel tails have some in that they are used to create small streamers and "bucktails" for fishing.
Another wonderful adventure video in The Great outdoors, happy hunting! Cozy looking hat by the way, if you don't mind me asking what brand is that one? maybe I'll pick one up :-)
I believe the brand is Gisdanchz. I bought it off Amazon a few years back. Works great for keeping the sun out of my eyes while riding a quad or skidoo. It's also very warm. Thanks for watching!
Cool sounds good I'll definitely have to check it out and see if I can find one. Thank you again for all the great videos I always look forward to the next one.. Have a Happy New Year :-)
Some of the guys I camp with say that I can snore loudly. I tell them, “No, I don’t snore. It’s a. Canadian lynx that’s a ventriloquist. It follows me.” I hope it wasn’t one that you caught? 😉 Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
I think these days they average around $2. High end might be around $5. There's not much money in fur these days, sadly. We don't trap for the money though, we trap to play our role in the conservation of the resource. Thanks for watching!
I trap rabbits too. You'll be seeing that on the channel soon. Even though the bait is frozen it still has smell to it. Plus once the crows and ravens find it the coyotes are drawn in from their calls. Thanks for watching!
Do you sell the fur from those animals . They don't put up a fight because it's too cold to put one up. They lay down to think about it and fall asleep and just don't wake up. Bad for them but good for you. It's nice to see you and your dad at the cabin together. How many beavers do you usually trap in one season.Thanksvfor sharing your video. I wish you a great year. Stay safe .
We send most of the fur to a fur auction. We usually keep a few pelts for personal use. In regards to beaver trapping it really depends. Some years we trap problem beavers for land owners. On average I'd say we trap maybe 6-12 beaver per year. I appreciate you tuning in. Take care!
Try preseting your traps wire around dog and jaw. Saves time safer can carry better flatter. Snip wire and set. Get your hand caught in 1 cold fingers can ruin a season
I get it from the skill point of view and if living so remotely you need to rely on the nature but it feels bit unnecessary to be honest. Lynx is such a graceful animal and pity to see it killed in such number. But different country, different customs and values.
these are amazing thank you so much.. finally caught it Alberta.. I am in northern Ontario ...
First trapper I've seen on TH-cam purposely going for squirrels. Ever. And I've seen a ton of trapping videos through the years. Cool.
I think people should make a bigger deal out of squirrels because they are a missed opportunity for sure I can feed a family indefinitely
Love the video, very well rounded with showing some technique and the cooking the meat was awesome. Great work!
Good ethical catches with quick kills. Glad you guys broke the dry spell, seems like the cold temps got things moving.
We were in the 60's F last week and I'd like some colder weather for the month. Keep the videos coming. Hope you get to mix up the menu some with a partridge or something.
Cheers.
Yeah it sure is a relief to start getting some fur. I'll be trapping rabbits soon so the menu should broaden a bit. Thanks for watching!
Great start. Keep them coming
Great video again, continued luck on the line!
I do enjoy each episode
Nice catches!!! Wish I had Lynx where I lived.
Great video my friend!
Fine livin bud. Good job. Thank you for sharing, 🍀
Nice video, we'll be back on the line soon. You are eating squirrel, lynx backstraps are fantastic.
I absolutely love your channel, wish you could put out more content. Thankyou.
More content coming soon! Thanks for watching.
good to see you.
Congratulations on the Lynx catches! I'm glad to see the wolverines left them alone. Nice to see your videos again.
Like always, great content MR. Kusk. Keep up the good work!
Always a pleasure! Great content!!
Wonderful videos! I have enjoyed everyone. Thank you for taking us along.
Good video beautiful cats
I'd love a more in depth look at how the snares work / traps work. Where you get them (or if you make them, how do you make them?), how you prep them, set them, take them down, store them, etc. or if you know of other channels that have that already I'm happy to check them out also! Love everything that you're putting out there so far!
Enjoyed this video very much....put in a lot of hard work! Definitely appreciate the respect you have with the animals when trapping.
Thank You for another great video. Keep em coming.
It's a treat when you post! Thank you for the content.
Good day my friend with the fur. Be safe
Lots of nice catches. Great job.
Holy smokes it's Lynx-o-Mania! Wow, what great catches on the lynx and a nice dawg to boot! I noted last year that I hardly saw a single lynx caught last year so this is a thrill. Great job, great video.
Thanks for watching!
A successful trapping harvest this time Ryley. Happy New Year!
No catches for ages and then lynx after lynx. Goos to see. Hope you had a great Christmas and have a fantastic new year. Happy hunting!
Well done Ryley, lots of fur.
Finally. Been Patiently waiting
Great haul in this video 😃, hopefully you get more in the next video 😁, and Happy New Years Riley 🤙🤙🤙
Thanks you! Happy new year!!
Congratulations!
🙏🙏👍👍💖💖Trapline is a success because of the hard work you have put in , Great New Year to you and family Ryley 👍👍
Happy New Year to you and yours as well, Wayne! Thanks for watching.
New subscriber here! Loving the videos thanks for bringing us along!
Nice cabin. I wish you a good 2023.
Really enjoy your show Brother. Nice to see you catching some cats. Happy New Year!
Happy new year to you too!
Real life on the Canadian trap line. The only low point is where you forget to bring the bacon! But that squirrel did look mighty fine. Congrats on a successful season. Happy New Year.
Thank you for watching! Happy new year to you too.
Well done. I haven't enjoyed a video like this in quite a while. Congratulations and Happy New Year.
Thank you! Happy New Year to you too!
Great video as always!
Great vid. Really enjoyed it. Happy New Year to you and yours, and continued success for the rest of the trapping season. :)
Thank you!
Happy New Year. It's nice to see success with a bunch of lynx.
Thank you! Happy new year to you too.
Congratulations on the nice catches!!! Just need a pipe and a whiskey too celebrate!!!
Cheers! 🥃🥃🇨🇦
Haha yes I'll have to include a little celebration soon. Thanks for watching!
Great videos.
Nice catch!
Thanks!
Awesome.
Hey man, you should make a video on trapping. How you make your snares, if you make your own and how you use your hand to measure the correct snare placement.
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll try to include that in future episodes.
Enjoy your videos.Do squirrel pelts have any commercial value? I know that squirrel tails have some in that they are used to create small streamers and "bucktails" for fishing.
What is your most sought after pelts on the trap line? Thank for sharing!
Wolves, lynx, coyotes, and marten.
Do you use the lynx for both food and fur? Do you eat the lynx meat?
Hi great videos. Are these animals considered pests in Canada?
Another wonderful adventure video in The Great outdoors, happy hunting! Cozy looking hat by the way, if you don't mind me asking what brand is that one? maybe I'll pick one up :-)
I believe the brand is Gisdanchz. I bought it off Amazon a few years back. Works great for keeping the sun out of my eyes while riding a quad or skidoo. It's also very warm.
Thanks for watching!
Cool sounds good I'll definitely have to check it out and see if I can find one. Thank you again for all the great videos I always look forward to the next one.. Have a Happy New Year :-)
Would like to start trapping red squirrels in northern mn what type of wire are you making your snares out of
Looks like your off to a good season. Squirrel hat should be a good project for the other channel.
What’s the name of the other channel? Thank you
@@ronland1821 Kusk Bushcraft.
Thank you
What will you do with all these pelts, I’m curious?
Some of the guys I camp with say that I can snore loudly. I tell them, “No, I don’t snore. It’s a. Canadian lynx that’s a ventriloquist. It follows me.”
I hope it wasn’t one that you caught? 😉
Courtesy of Half Vast Flying
In Arizona, a prime bobcat pelt can easily bring $500. Why? Because of all fur-bearing mammals, it is the only spotted cat that one may legally trap.
What do you do with the meat of these animals.
What if you feed it to your dog?🧐
👍
Do you ever harvest any Snow Shoe Hares?
Yes. I will be showing my rabbit snaring soon. Thanks for tuning in.
Curious, where are you located? Like where do you call home? I am from Northern Maine.
I remember the good old days..when fox would bring $45 ...coon $25 and humble muskrats netting almost $10 ..... update me on fur prices today ??
That money is crap money.
COOL
How much do squirrels bring?
I think these days they average around $2. High end might be around $5. There's not much money in fur these days, sadly. We don't trap for the money though, we trap to play our role in the conservation of the resource.
Thanks for watching!
Your welcome for the idea using a CD to attract the lynx. Told you it would work.
Hey bro you are available on this channel 😃😃❤️❤️❤️
What size wire did you snare squirrels with? I couldn't even see wire or was it thin cable ??
It's a thin wire. 26 gauge stainless wire. Thanks for watching!
@@KuskWild I'm guessing your twissing a loop in the end to made the lock, is that correct ?
Are squirrels the only edible animals that you trap? If bait is frozen how can it attract prey?
I trap rabbits too. You'll be seeing that on the channel soon.
Even though the bait is frozen it still has smell to it. Plus once the crows and ravens find it the coyotes are drawn in from their calls.
Thanks for watching!
Do you sell the fur from those animals . They don't put up a fight because it's too cold to put one up. They lay down to think about it and fall asleep and just don't wake up. Bad for them but good for you. It's nice to see you and your dad at the cabin together. How many beavers do you usually trap in one season.Thanksvfor sharing your video. I wish you a great year. Stay safe .
We send most of the fur to a fur auction. We usually keep a few pelts for personal use.
In regards to beaver trapping it really depends. Some years we trap problem beavers for land owners. On average I'd say we trap maybe 6-12 beaver per year.
I appreciate you tuning in. Take care!
Try preseting your traps wire around dog and jaw. Saves time safer can carry better flatter. Snip wire and set. Get your hand caught in 1 cold fingers can ruin a season
Always remember the chin stick.
Très bon a manger les écureuils une viande très fine et goûteux
One womans wilderness was using this tool to remove roof snow: 2:38 th-cam.com/video/HqfFBZNhu0A/w-d-xo.html
Looks more efficient and safer.
why kill them?
I get it from the skill point of view and if living so remotely you need to rely on the nature but it feels bit unnecessary to be honest. Lynx is such a graceful animal and pity to see it killed in such number. But different country, different customs and values.
Horrible!
It's a tough job, but someone has to do it. Man has to play a part in keeping nature in balance.
@@efgeebe yeah look how good the world is going