Glad I found your channel. Not what you're typically involved in but I'm looking for a baby Lynx. Can you guys get me one? Looking forward to your reply. Thanks.
Boy oh boy, you guys did it again. This was probably one of the best, especially with that wolf. That looked stunning. And also stunning is the snowfall in the forest. Like I said before, you guys are lucky to live the traditional trappers life in that beautiful wilderness. Happy for you! Keep those shows coming!!!
Big thanks for the video. We Swedes sure know how to make axes, those brush axes are awesome. You can also check out Gränsfors Bruks axes, they have a lot of good axes.
That was a cool catch with the wolf. I wonder if a cubby set like that would work on a coyote with an mb 550. Just a thought because if i use bait down here in the south the buzzards get on it faster than the coyotes 👍
@@TrappingIncTV lol i think i would catch more buzzards than coyotes if i tried that here those birds are a eating machine. But always thinking of new ways to trap those animals 👍
I tried this set last year 💯👍
Did it work for you?
This is a great episode. Just wondering how high his conibear is off the ground it looks like about 8/10 inches. Thanks
Yes about 10 inches
wolf looks like he is already mounted1
That was a strange one!
Glad I found your channel. Not what you're typically involved in but I'm looking for a baby Lynx. Can you guys get me one? Looking forward to your reply. Thanks.
no, sorry
YAAAAAASSSSS been waiting all summer for ppl to put up new trapping posts
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Boy oh boy, you guys did it again. This was probably one of the best, especially with that wolf. That looked stunning. And also stunning is the snowfall in the forest. Like I said before, you guys are lucky to live the traditional trappers life in that beautiful wilderness. Happy for you! Keep those shows coming!!!
Thank you! We are very aware of the life we have.
Big thanks for the video. We Swedes sure know how to make axes, those brush axes are awesome. You can also check out Gränsfors Bruks axes, they have a lot of good axes.
Yes you do and yes the Gransfors are great axes!!
@@TrappingIncTV great show rich n sandy.
Just another great show rich!!! I think they where just trying to show off with the wolf catch!!! hahaha
Strange that one!
Of all the different colors of wolves, which do you get the most for? All else being equal.
The most common color would look very much like a regular coyote
JUST ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO RICH
Amazing video!!! Thank you
New subscriber those pictures are unbelievable
Thanks! Just life out on the line.
Great show rich and sandi 👍👍👍
Great to watch another episode Rich. I really enjoy the ones out on the land.
Love your videos. Sure hope I can visit your stunning lands one day 👌🏻
Excellent as usual!!
Awesome show you guys. Nice catches. Later and all the best.
Thanks!
Did this trapline burn because all of the wildfires in Alberta just curious 😬
Yes it did.
This is current 2019 season?
Yes, video was done Jan 2019. In May 2019 this entire trapline burnt in a wildfire. Terrible loss.
@@TrappingIncTV how is the line doing after the fire. Hopefully, it is a time of rebirth.
Love the trapping vids. U guys r awesome! I would love to run the line with you for a season. Keep up the great work.
Thank you, we love our line.
I would love to trap in canada but i trap in florida and north carolina i might come thee to try it
That was a cool catch with the wolf. I wonder if a cubby set like that would work on a coyote with an mb 550. Just a thought because if i use bait down here in the south the buzzards get on it faster than the coyotes 👍
I don't know, it might but around here we just have huge bait piles and know we are feeding lots of birds at a coyote set.
@@TrappingIncTV lol i think i would catch more buzzards than coyotes if i tried that here those birds are a eating machine. But always thinking of new ways to trap those animals 👍
When i put out 500 pounds of bait I expect the ravens to eat 3 or 400 pounds of it!
@@TrappingIncTV lol yea i kniw the feeling when i drag a 250 pound bore into the woods it is gone in two days
My favorite tool, called many things like Swedish bush axe but regardless what it’s called it a very sharp and great trail busting tool