I’ve heard Andy Weiser talk of it a little and have also seen something similar in Paul Trepes’ wolf trapping videos. I’d say you covered it exceptionally well. I need a dog now after seeing yours puck the flat set location 🤣
I have! The only reason I currently don’t is my wife would probably kill me if I brought a dog home right now. 3 pets is enough. I’m going to take my chances the next time one particular coyote man I know has his next litter of kemmers
Great information Dale,,yeah I totally agree, there have been times I put out as many as 4 sets in a single location,cause I felt it needed it. Coyotes don't always travel alone,sometime three ,four or five. Great video. I have for fact been the one that said I never set just one but at least two sets,but that was to get guys to thinking,set more than one set!! Yeah setting one set is a big mistake and set what the location needs,thanks
Great stuff dale, It’s so true, I first read about it in hoof beats of a wolfer and then later on when I took instructions from Craig, keep up the good work man your videos are some of the best on you tube I can tell you’ve paid your dues and put the time in on the line thank you for the info
Awesome advice. Never had a name for it, but I've caught 3 in one location in a single night where I had 5 sets made. "Insane moment," has a good ring to it.
You are correct all across the board. With a lot of sign in a area I'll put in 4-7 traps. if possible, put just out of site of each other. Love them 4s n triples. Good job Mr Dale. How about a viedo on trapping beavers that has blown out a pond, lowered the water level n still living their. Kind of a reverse situation. 2 👍👍🇺🇸
Sound advice and more so with canines I have always figured that it took a few days for my scent to disperse so why not try to make as many years sets as possible and then let them hunt.
Another very good lesson there. I can see your point especially with gas prices being high. I don't have to drive further than 17miles to the ground I'm on. Thats my furthest property. But good info to retain on the blanket setting. Sometimes I do set a little light in an area. Usually because I'm over thinking the setting area's I was goingbto place a trap. LOL THANKS Dale, always good information and appreciate you donating your time/money to make these videos.
This reminds me of when I got my 2 coydog puppies in the past . One was in the coyote set and his brother was staying with him . I kept the 2 of them . The vet said they were about 6 1/2 weeks old at the time. Many years ago.
Usually thats whats there James yes. But again if you only have 1-2 sets there and 3 or 4 come through you missed out on an opportunity. Thanks for watching
@@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531 well I’m already having ideas for how I’m gonna set my grounds up. Definitely gonna use some step down dirt holes and several hole in tree sets along the river because theirs lots of timber and brush and trails the length of the river.
PERFECT ! D@%M good stuff DB ! How many feathers did you ruffle with this one !?! 😆I have seen it with cats too , as im sure you have , but not very often , and I kick myself for not having backup ! 👍
video you put out about getting wore down for what its worth start slowly on one of those excercise machine whereyou use arms chest and foot pedals for legs dont know much about different pills to build body up but ogorman used them and he b ran very hard for long days
I like this, getting inside the head of the animal. Awesome stuff dude. Thanks to Montana Wolf Trapper for sharing this. Always be prepared for anything when it comes to hunting/trapping.
Dale I got bored of using trail cameras for deer and started putting them on creek crossings, beaver trails etc. got all kinds of crazy stuff including a pair of coyotes that ran a small buck into a creek trying to kill him. Got a bobcat crossing a tree. Several fox just running around like idiots. You’re right when they get their blood up they’re liable to do anything I wish I had put some coyote sets in that creek wash instead of being keyed in on just raccoon
Absolutely right 284Winchester. I'm glad I got my point across in this video. Sometimes I never know how well I come across to y'all. I really appreciate you taking time to watch them. Thank you
great info,,thanks alot!!!
You're welcome Gary. Man thanks for watching and for commenting too. I really appreciate it
Thanks Dale great information, love your videos, I learn something new every time.
Thank you John. I appreciate you sir
Great information. Thankyou
You're welcome Edgar. Thanks for watching these videos I appreciate it
Great points Dale! Really gets you thinking. Definitely need to capitalize on it. Thanks for all the info in these videos.
You're welcome County Line. I appreciate you taking time to watch them
That's priceless information for a new trapper like myself. Thank you sir
You're welcome KC. I appreciate you taking time to watch these videos.
O’G coined that term I believe. I’ve heard a few others talk to it.
Keep up the good work. Solid advice!
Yes you're absolutely right strained chains. Its something that is very seldom talked about and i thought it needed to be. Thanks for watching
I’ve heard Andy Weiser talk of it a little and have also seen something similar in Paul Trepes’ wolf trapping videos. I’d say you covered it exceptionally well. I need a dog now after seeing yours puck the flat set location 🤣
Have you watched my dogs on the line video? It'll make you wonder why you don't use a dog
I have!
The only reason I currently don’t is my wife would probably kill me if I brought a dog home right now. 3 pets is enough. I’m going to take my chances the next time one particular coyote man I know has his next litter of kemmers
Well I know I'm going to capitalize on the insane moment this year! Thanks for the insight!
You're welcome Hunt Ready. Thanks for watching these videos I appreciate it
Great videos. Learning a lot from you
Thank you Larry. I appreciate you taking time to watch them
Great information Dale,,yeah I totally agree, there have been times I put out as many as 4 sets in a single location,cause I felt it needed it. Coyotes don't always travel alone,sometime three ,four or five. Great video. I have for fact been the one that said I never set just one but at least two sets,but that was to get guys to thinking,set more than one set!! Yeah setting one set is a big mistake and set what the location needs,thanks
Thanks for watching Larry. Yes I've never felt like I set too few
I am liking all the videos. Great content from a knowledgeable man. Keep them coming
Thank You Chad. I appreciate you taking time to watch them.
Some very good advice Dale.
Thank you Trapper Bob. I appreciate you sir
Dale you just have great information.
Thanks a bunch Troy
Excellent info Dale. I always trap heavy and done well. Tight Chains Brotha.
Thank yoi Streeter Boyz and thank you for watching I appreciate it
Amen you are 100% correct 👍
Thank ya Greg. I appreciate it so much
@@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531 I'm interested in some of your lure how can I get a hold of you .?
If you're on Facebook send me a private message or call me 319-217-0655
Another great video Dale, your challenge to us is to think outside the norm. Thank you.
Thanks Mike. Thanks for watching too
Great tip!
Thanks for watching Jesse
Outstanding video!! I’m new to your channel but here to stay!! FYI Montana wolfer suggested your channel.
Thank you Brian and thank you Montana Wolfer. I appreciate it
Interesting
Thanks for watching
Great stuff dale, It’s so true, I first read about it in hoof beats of a wolfer and then later on when I took instructions from Craig, keep up the good work man your videos are some of the best on you tube I can tell you’ve paid your dues and put the time in on the line thank you for the info
Thank you Justin for the kind encouraging words and for your taking the time to watch these videos I appreciate it
Awesome advice. Never had a name for it, but I've caught 3 in one location in a single night where I had 5 sets made. "Insane moment," has a good ring to it.
I didn't coin the phrase Johnny. I can't take credit for it. I appreciate you taking time to watch
Wow finally someone explained that to me, always wondered how to get multiple catches in one spot
Can't catch more than 1-2 if you don't set for more than 1-2 Gerald. Thank you for watching. I appreciate you
Nice video, nailed it!! I learned this the hard way.
Thank you MT CHAD. Thanks for taking the time to watch this video I appreciate it
As always good stuff Dale
Thanks Dennis i appreciate your watching
Makes perfect sense thanks 👍
It's not an everyday set Paul but it works when you need it to
that one insane moment is outstanding on otter also , they travel through in family groups also . love the idea .
Absolutely right judith and dan davis. Thank you
Some more good information Dale and you’re exactly right.
Thank you Sonny and thanks again for watching i appreciate it
You are correct all across the board.
With a lot of sign in a area
I'll put in 4-7 traps. if possible, put just out of site of each other. Love them 4s n triples.
Good job Mr Dale.
How about a viedo on trapping beavers that has blown out a pond, lowered the water level n still living their. Kind of a reverse situation.
2 👍👍🇺🇸
Thank you Kevin. I'll see what i can do on that
Great video Dale!
Thank you Midwestern trapper
Great videos Dale, keep them coming !! Thanks for putting this information out!
Thanks Justin. You're welcome
Sound advice and more so with canines I have always figured that it took a few days for my scent to disperse so why not try to make as many years sets as possible and then let them hunt.
Yes sir Dave. I treat otter and coyotes the same. I can pick the place they pick the time. Thanks for watching these videos I appreciate it
Another very good lesson there. I can see your point especially with gas prices being high. I don't have to drive further than 17miles to the ground I'm on. Thats my furthest property. But good info to retain on the blanket setting. Sometimes I do set a little light in an area. Usually because I'm over thinking the setting area's I was goingbto place a trap. LOL THANKS Dale, always good information and appreciate you donating your time/money to make these videos.
Thank you hoyt 15 for the kind words and for watching these videos. I appreciate it
This reminds me of when I got my 2 coydog puppies in the past . One was in the coyote set and his brother was staying with him . I kept the 2 of them . The vet said they were about 6 1/2 weeks old at the time. Many years ago.
Absolutely right Paul. Thanks for watching these videos
Thanks Dale for the advice I had no idea that Coyotes travel in that big of packs. I always thought there were usually between 2-4 in a pack.
Usually thats whats there James yes. But again if you only have 1-2 sets there and 3 or 4 come through you missed out on an opportunity. Thanks for watching
@@billingsleybrandtrappinglu1531 well I’m already having ideas for how I’m gonna set my grounds up. Definitely gonna use some step down dirt holes and several hole in tree sets along the river because theirs lots of timber and brush and trails the length of the river.
Sounds perfect
PERFECT ! D@%M good stuff DB ! How many feathers did you ruffle with this one !?! 😆I have seen it with cats too , as im sure you have , but not very often , and I kick myself for not having backup ! 👍
Time will tell otter cat lol. Thanks for watching i appreciate it
Hey Dale, I really enjoy watching all these videos. Alot of great stuff. 👍🏻
Thank you Chip. And thanks for watching these videos I appreciate it
video you put out about getting wore down for what its worth start slowly on one of those excercise machine whereyou use arms chest and foot pedals for legs dont know much about different pills to build body up but ogorman used them and he b ran very hard for long days
Vitamin B 12 is a huge help too Steve. Thanks for the advice. I appreciate you sir
Thanks Dale, makes absolute sense!
Glad you like it Dusty. Thanks for watching i appreciate it
I like this, getting inside the head of the animal. Awesome stuff dude. Thanks to Montana Wolf Trapper for sharing this. Always be prepared for anything when it comes to hunting/trapping.
Thanks bmxdude. And thanks for watching i appreciate it
Dale I got bored of using trail cameras for deer and started putting them on creek crossings, beaver trails etc. got all kinds of crazy stuff including a pair of coyotes that ran a small buck into a creek trying to kill him. Got a bobcat crossing a tree. Several fox just running around like idiots. You’re right when they get their blood up they’re liable to do anything I wish I had put some coyote sets in that creek wash instead of being keyed in on just raccoon
Absolutely right 284Winchester. I'm glad I got my point across in this video. Sometimes I never know how well I come across to y'all. I really appreciate you taking time to watch them. Thank you
Thank you!
You're welcome David and thank you for watching
Young guys and new trappers pay attention..back in the day late 70's - 80's you would pay money to this man for his knowledge..thanks Dale
Thank you Mike and yes they would. Thank you for the validation and for watching. I appreciate it
O’Gorman
Yes absolutely Chesty. He coined the phrase. Thanks for watching