just bend it over ur knee lock one spring under ur bottom calf and the other sring with ur right hand then use ur left hand to set the trigger.n o need for that tool.just more junk to be carrying and worki ng with in the -40 winter
It isnt common but Beaver can reach close to eighty pounds. I prefer a #4 when I use a foothold for beaver. I think #5s are better suited for wolf. You usually use a slightly larger trap for water animals because they are a little harder to hold and most footholds are set on a drowning rig. Which needs enough weight to work. I prefer to use a 330 Connibear though.
hi, great video. i was wondering. how does the strike pan set off the trap? ive been looking on the web but i couldnt find a picture taken at an angle that would allow me to see how it could work. before you set off the trap i saw that you set a clamp over a jaw and hooked it somewhere onto the strike pan. could you explain that for me, or better yet tell me where I can find a picture that shows that part of the trap? thanks again for posting this vid.
just bend it over ur knee lock one spring under ur bottom calf and the other sring with ur right hand then use ur left hand to set the trigger.n o need for that tool.just more junk to be carrying and worki ng with in the -40 winter
icettrap 1 year ago
i set those traps by hand all the time on the trapline....
killinitraw69 1 year ago
@killinitraw69 awesome dude can you make a vid of it. :)
AlexMEllett 3 weeks ago
lol, check out my vids, 14 and i can set em with my hands....lol
CoyoteTrapper13 1 year ago
beaver or wolf, hell, bobcat, badger, all those gritty critters.
TrapperMo1 2 years ago
is 'the trip' kinda liek a hook and when u lift the place where there step in it hooks and stays there?
soapandwafflesrule 2 years ago
why though? a beaver i thought was never that big, i use a #3 coil spring for my woodchucks, and the jaws arnt nearly as big as those
sportbikeandhunter 3 years ago
It isnt common but Beaver can reach close to eighty pounds. I prefer a #4 when I use a foothold for beaver. I think #5s are better suited for wolf. You usually use a slightly larger trap for water animals because they are a little harder to hold and most footholds are set on a drowning rig. Which needs enough weight to work. I prefer to use a 330 Connibear though.
widgeonslayer 1 year ago
wtc?dude if urgonna trap use a real trap. i likelong springs but dude u dint tell use to smoke them,u dint tell us place them carefully.buck u!!!!!
hiheat24 3 years ago
hi, great video. i was wondering. how does the strike pan set off the trap? ive been looking on the web but i couldnt find a picture taken at an angle that would allow me to see how it could work. before you set off the trap i saw that you set a clamp over a jaw and hooked it somewhere onto the strike pan. could you explain that for me, or better yet tell me where I can find a picture that shows that part of the trap? thanks again for posting this vid.
easygoingb 3 years ago
set it on your knee with your hands.
the trick is to get hands close to the spring eyes so you can control the way they close
BeeverMan 3 years ago 3
beaver
BeeverMan 3 years ago 2
i hate to sound like a numbnut but what do you use #5's for? becaues i use a #2 coil spring for fox and a number #3for coyotoes
sportbikeandhunter 3 years ago
Beaver, just liek he said.
gregholden1975 3 years ago