Just a word to all those complaining about trapping beavers. For 90% of human history people have been hunter/gatherers. Nothing you currently enjoy, the safety, the food, the long life you expect, the comfort of your daily modern life would exist without mankind learning how to hunt and trap. So pay homage to your ancestors who braved conditions like this, and much worse, to give you what you now enjoy.
Hey Lora. 👋 Thanks. The biggest one I ever caught was 62 lbs! 🦫 On average, I catch 30-40 lbs I hurt my arm, carrying it out of the bush, lol. It still hurts sometimes. Thanks for watching.
@Fred Russell Hey Fred, 👋 I almost missed your comment. I am pretty much done for now. I can make one more video from the fall, but winter is definitely set in. It was -28 Celsius here the other night. 🧊 🦫 🇨🇦
Hi Catherine, great question 👍 That is very important to me. The fur and castor glands get sold at auction. I feed my family & then some with the meat. Whatever meat we don't eat gets sold for dog food. They love it. The skulls & teeth get used. The only part that goes back to the bush is the guts. The birds and minnows make use of those. Thanks for watching. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Hey, Big Deb, 👋 That would be a good idea. 💡 I usually just bring multiple pairs of dry gloves. I don't handle the traps with gloves on for safety reasons. So no matter what, the insides get wet eventually. I am really lucky to be able to handle the cold like that. No many people come with me out there, 🥶😆😆😆. Thanks for watching.
Hi Dale. Everything is used. Any of the meat I don't eat..(That's right, it's good, lol). It gets sold to people with dogs who love it. The pelts and castor glands are sold at auction. I even use the skulls. The only part with no real use is the guts. The minnows, turtles, and birds make use of those.
Watching here from Northeastern Pennsylvania USA, amazing videos, have you ever thought of installing a trail camra to see how the beavers rebuild the dam? Keep up the good work 💪🦫🦫
WOW NEVER REALIZED HOW BIG THOSE BEAVERS ARE, SHOCKING, GLAD 1 DOWN, THINK THAT WILL STOP THE OTHERS?CARRY TOWELS AND RUBBER GLOVES, POCKET HEATERS. DON'T NEED FROST BITE FOR SURE, NICE JOB, ALOT OF PRETITORS WILL ENJOY THAT BEAVER TONIGHT. :)
Hello again. 👋 They get bigger than that, lol. The biggest one I ever caught was 62 lbs 🦫. This one was around 40-45 lbs. There is more in there for sure, and they will keep coming back to fix it. I always have pocket heaters in my backpack, 👍. I am lucky to be able to handle the cold better than most. It's a small price to pay to be able to do this. It makes me appreciate the nicer weather for sure. Spring is coming 💪 🦫 🇨🇦 🍁 🧊 🥶
Yea, I hear you. 🦫 poor beavers indeed. If there was a place I could drop them all off, I would. They are as bad as mice here, though. This is how it has to be done legally. I could just imagine trying to handle them live. They are so strong and quite vicious. I really would do it, though. Thanks for watching.
disgusting !! just disgusting + cruel !! Why do you kill this poor animals who only did what is their nature ? ... Why can't you catch them alive and rehome them ? There is absolutely no need to kill them !! Thank god these creatures are under conservation im my country.
Hi Karlo. As ignorant as it may be, I see what you are saying. Maybe I can help you understand better. This way, you don't end up knowing what's going on without actually knowing what's going on. Maybe asking questions before being judgemental and rude would be a good start for you next time as well. I only trap these animals that are causing problems in municipal drainage systems. I get commissioned by our township to go do this and then remove the dams. This is necessary because the newly rising water levels are flooding roads, homes, and farm fields. I am just returning them back to where they were before. They can not be caught live and released elsewhere because it is illegal here. 🇨🇦 There are many reasons for this. Spreading disease from one water system to another. They are also very territorial. So, dropping them off in another beavers territory isn't going to work out well for them either. Also, these beavers are under conservation here as well, unlike what you said. I have a license and have to stick with strick quotas. I have to keep records and work with our ministry of natural resources as well. Everything from the animal gets used. The pelts go to auction, and castor glands get sold. I eat the good meat, and the rest goes to dogs. Even what is left after that gets fed back to wildlife. Anyway, if you have any respectful questions, let me know. I can talk about this stuff all day. Thanks for watching.
Sorry, Janice. That's my job. There is no other legal option here. I am actually considering making another channel to show that part of it for those interested. Pulling the dams is only the very last day of what I do.
Hi Gene, your video didn't come up on my homepage so I have just caught up. Wow that looks miserable. Ice, Snow, Mud, Dead Vegetation, Dead Beavers, rather you than me. At least when the snow is covering everything there is an aesthetic quality to the landscape. Congrats on trapping the beavers, I'm surprised they come back though. You would have thought they would figure out not to go near the area after a few had been killed. What's that liquid(?) I saw you using?
Hello Excession, 👋 I love this misery, lol. 💪 I am very happy to go through the seasons. I hated winter when I was younger, but now I would miss it. Believe me, though, I can't wait until spring, lol. Thanks, they are pretty smart and do figure out the traps eventually. I was using a lure made from caster glads from other beavers. It's like another beaver came and marked its territory on these beavers' land. They are very territorial, so they come check it out.
Hey JMcH, 👋 I usually keep it out, but a few people were asking to see it. There might be one more 🦫 in the next video, 😬. I may do a second channel for that partof the job. It is a big part of the process. Thanks for watching.
The reality is.... Beavers are hunted. There is a humane way of doing it and a cruel way of doing it. He chosen humane. At least he is not throwing sticks of dynamite or some other kind of explosive device into the the lodge and filming it for all to see like a lot of people do. The other reality is even though beavers are doing what comes naturally to you then that you caused a lot of damage it can be very expensive to property owners. So there has to be some kind of control where beavers are concerned. But you could tell right from the beginning said had trapped the Beavers. He pointed them out. So at that point you could have left or fast forwarded past the body count. If he doesn't use the meat I hope it's at least donated to a local zoo or something to be used to feed other. But that's his business not mine. In all honesty In all honesty how this is done correctly and how big do beavers actually are. But I wish you the best of luck. And I enjoyed reading your point of view.
Sorry, Derla. It's illegal to do that here. This is the only legal way we can remove them from our drainage systems. County calls me to do this. Beavers are very abundant here. Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks for watching.
@Derla Lee No problem, Derla. Thanks for watching and commenting. I know it's a bit unpleasant, but I assure you nothing is getting wasted. I can't wait until spring to get back out there. 🧊 🦫 🇨🇦 🍁 🌞
I think you could have took the beavers out without camara it really made my stomach turn although I do understand why they need caughtbut please not on camera
Sorry, Nette. I usually keep it out of the videos, but some people ask to see it. I wasn't really sure how it would go. I am thinking about doing another channel to cover the trapping side of this job. Thanks for watching.
Hi JP, 👋 I guess I can't argue that. This is really the only legal way to do this here. All my videos take place in municipal drainage systems. Just off to the left is a highway, and the pond I am draining is actually a farm filed. I get sent to these places by our townships to get the water levels back to normal. This usually means I have to catch the beavers first. They would build it back up the same evening. Let me know if you have any questions. I hope to get a drone to better show this in the future. Thanks for watching.
Glad to see you back. Hope you have a successful trapping season.
Thanks, Connie! 🦫 🧊 🥶
Não gostei bou deixar de seguir
gene ,great job im realy love your work ,thats great but take care yourself,god will guide you ❤❤❤
Thanks, Avelina. 🙏
Just a word to all those complaining about trapping beavers.
For 90% of human history people have been hunter/gatherers. Nothing you currently enjoy, the safety, the food, the long life you expect, the comfort of your daily modern life would exist without mankind learning how to hunt and trap.
So pay homage to your ancestors who braved conditions like this, and much worse, to give you what you now enjoy.
Thank you.
I didn’t realize how big they were. No wonder they do so much damage. Thank for sharing that part of the process.
Hey Lora. 👋 Thanks.
The biggest one I ever caught was 62 lbs! 🦫 On average, I catch 30-40 lbs
I hurt my arm, carrying it out of the bush, lol. It still hurts sometimes.
Thanks for watching.
Good job!
@Perry Davis Thanks, Perry. I am realllllly ready for spring, lol. 🥶
You do a fantastique job thanks!!
Thanks onmyway!
Show the beaver if you catch them I am proud of you!!
Thanks, buddy. 🦫 🇨🇦 🧊
Those are some big beavers !
Hey Lisa
They are. The biggest one I ever caught was 62 lbs. 🦫 the big one here was 45-50 lbs.
The average is between 30-40lbs.
@@geneplumley4136 holy moly. No wonder the can move those huge branches and do so much damage so quickly!
I see you are still in business.
@Fred Russell Hey Fred, 👋
I almost missed your comment. I am pretty much done for now. I can make one more video from the fall, but winter is definitely set in. It was -28 Celsius here the other night. 🧊 🦫 🇨🇦
Love your videos.
Thanks Becky
I can't wait until spring. It was -28 Celsius last night 🧊 🦫 🥶
What do you do with the Beaver carcasses, I hope you honour their life’s by utilising as much of them as possible.
Hi Catherine, great question 👍
That is very important to me.
The fur and castor glands get sold at auction.
I feed my family & then some with the meat.
Whatever meat we don't eat gets sold for dog food. They love it.
The skulls & teeth get used.
The only part that goes back to the bush is the guts. The birds and minnows make use of those.
Thanks for watching. Let me know if you have any other questions.
You need some water proof gloves. Your hands must be freezing 🥶
Hey, Big Deb, 👋
That would be a good idea. 💡
I usually just bring multiple pairs of dry gloves. I don't handle the traps with gloves on for safety reasons. So no matter what, the insides get wet eventually. I am really lucky to be able to handle the cold like that. No many people come with me out there, 🥶😆😆😆.
Thanks for watching.
wondering if the dead beavers are of any practical use -- pelts or meat? Or are they simply disposed of like roadkill?
Hi Dale.
Everything is used. Any of the meat I don't eat..(That's right, it's good, lol). It gets sold to people with dogs who love it. The pelts and castor glands are sold at auction. I even use the skulls. The only part with no real use is the guts. The minnows, turtles, and birds make use of those.
Watching here from Northeastern Pennsylvania USA, amazing videos, have you ever thought of installing a trail camra to see how the beavers rebuild the dam? Keep up the good work 💪🦫🦫
Hi Linda 👋.
Thanks so much!
Yes! I will do that this spring. 📹 🎥. I can't wait to get out there in the spring. 🦫 🇨🇦 🥶 🧊
A new video!!!! lets goooooooooooo!!!!!!
Great catches!!!
Hi ntepup!
Thanks!
WOW NEVER REALIZED HOW BIG THOSE BEAVERS ARE, SHOCKING, GLAD 1 DOWN, THINK THAT WILL STOP THE OTHERS?CARRY TOWELS AND RUBBER GLOVES, POCKET HEATERS. DON'T NEED FROST BITE FOR SURE, NICE JOB, ALOT OF PRETITORS WILL ENJOY THAT BEAVER TONIGHT. :)
Hello again. 👋
They get bigger than that, lol. The biggest one I ever caught was 62 lbs 🦫. This one was around 40-45 lbs. There is more in there for sure, and they will keep coming back to fix it.
I always have pocket heaters in my backpack, 👍. I am lucky to be able to handle the cold better than most. It's a small price to pay to be able to do this. It makes me appreciate the nicer weather for sure.
Spring is coming 💪 🦫 🇨🇦 🍁 🧊 🥶
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More meat for the freezer!
You bet! 🍖 🥓 🥩
7:52 poor beaver
Yea, I hear you. 🦫 poor beavers indeed.
If there was a place I could drop them all off, I would. They are as bad as mice here, though. This is how it has to be done legally.
I could just imagine trying to handle them live. They are so strong and quite vicious. I really would do it, though.
Thanks for watching.
disgusting !! just disgusting + cruel !! Why do you kill this poor animals who only did what is their nature ? ... Why can't you catch them alive and rehome them ? There is absolutely no need to kill them !!
Thank god these creatures are under conservation im my country.
Hi Karlo.
As ignorant as it may be, I see what you are saying. Maybe I can help you understand better. This way, you don't end up knowing what's going on without actually knowing what's going on.
Maybe asking questions before being judgemental and rude would be a good start for you next time as well.
I only trap these animals that are causing problems in municipal drainage systems. I get commissioned by our township to go do this and then remove the dams. This is necessary because the newly rising water levels are flooding roads, homes, and farm fields. I am just returning them back to where they were before.
They can not be caught live and released elsewhere because it is illegal here. 🇨🇦 There are many reasons for this. Spreading disease from one water system to another. They are also very territorial. So, dropping them off in another beavers territory isn't going to work out well for them either.
Also, these beavers are under conservation here as well, unlike what you said. I have a license and have to stick with strick quotas. I have to keep records and work with our ministry of natural resources as well.
Everything from the animal gets used. The pelts go to auction, and castor glands get sold. I eat the good meat, and the rest goes to dogs. Even what is left after that gets fed back to wildlife.
Anyway, if you have any respectful questions, let me know. I can talk about this stuff all day.
Thanks for watching.
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Sad seeing you trap them😢
Sorry, Janice.
That's my job. There is no other legal option here.
I am actually considering making another channel to show that part of it for those interested. Pulling the dams is only the very last day of what I do.
Hi Gene, your video didn't come up on my homepage so I have just caught up.
Wow that looks miserable. Ice, Snow, Mud, Dead Vegetation, Dead Beavers, rather you than me. At least when the snow is covering everything there is an aesthetic quality to the landscape.
Congrats on trapping the beavers, I'm surprised they come back though. You would have thought they would figure out not to go near the area after a few had been killed.
What's that liquid(?) I saw you using?
Hello Excession, 👋
I love this misery, lol. 💪 I am very happy to go through the seasons. I hated winter when I was younger, but now I would miss it. Believe me, though, I can't wait until spring, lol.
Thanks, they are pretty smart and do figure out the traps eventually. I was using a lure made from caster glads from other beavers. It's like another beaver came and marked its territory on these beavers' land. They are very territorial, so they come check it out.
@@geneplumley4136
Sneaky.
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I DIN'T WON'T TO SEE THIS, BUT INEEDED TO SEE HOW THEY WERE MOVED MABY THE NEXT MOVE WILL BE LIVE.🦫🛶
Hey Louis.
Maybe I will see more swimming around in the spring. 🦫🛶 🧊
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Far better without seeing the kill if you dont mind. These creatures are just doing what comes naturally to them. I would rather not see.
Hey JMcH, 👋
I usually keep it out, but a few people were asking to see it. There might be one more 🦫 in the next video, 😬. I may do a second channel for that partof the job. It is a big part of the process.
Thanks for watching.
The reality is.... Beavers are hunted. There is a humane way of doing it and a cruel way of doing it. He chosen humane. At least he is not throwing sticks of dynamite or some other kind of explosive device into the the lodge and filming it for all to see like a lot of people do. The other reality is even though beavers are doing what comes naturally to you then that you caused a lot of damage it can be very expensive to property owners. So there has to be some kind of control where beavers are concerned. But you could tell right from the beginning said had trapped the Beavers. He pointed them out. So at that point you could have left or fast forwarded past the body count. If he doesn't use the meat I hope it's at least donated to a local zoo or something to be used to feed other. But that's his business not mine. In all honesty In all honesty how this is done correctly and how big do beavers actually are. But I wish you the best of luck. And I enjoyed reading your point of view.
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Don’t like you killing the beavers. Have county move them.
Sorry, Derla. It's illegal to do that here. This is the only legal way we can remove them from our drainage systems. County calls me to do this. Beavers are very abundant here. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thanks for watching.
@@geneplumley4136 well having read your reply to another subscriber, I’m not so upset. Thanks for helping me understand. 🙃
@Derla Lee No problem, Derla. Thanks for watching and commenting. I know it's a bit unpleasant, but I assure you nothing is getting wasted.
I can't wait until spring to get back out there.
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my mother used to trap beaver
what is that liquid you spread around the traps?
Hey Kathleen.
That is pretty neat. That is a castor lure. Beavers are very territorial. When they smell other beavers, they come to investigate.
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I think you could have took the beavers out without camara it really made my stomach turn although I do understand why they need caughtbut please not on camera
Sorry, Nette. I usually keep it out of the videos, but some people ask to see it. I wasn't really sure how it would go. I am thinking about doing another channel to cover the trapping side of this job.
Thanks for watching.
Savage and cruel
Hi JP, 👋
I guess I can't argue that. This is really the only legal way to do this here. All my videos take place in municipal drainage systems. Just off to the left is a highway, and the pond I am draining is actually a farm filed. I get sent to these places by our townships to get the water levels back to normal. This usually means I have to catch the beavers first. They would build it back up the same evening. Let me know if you have any questions. I hope to get a drone to better show this in the future.
Thanks for watching.
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