Trapping Radio 2.0

This week on Trapping Radio I have a very good friend that I have trapped coyotes in New Mexico and otter, beaver and raccoons in Louisiana with. We are calling tonight’s show trapping adventures with Ed. Some of you may wander what the early out of state trips were like and ED and I are going to talk about it. Before we get to memory lane, ED talks about raccoons before we had the new traps like the Freedom Brand Dog proof traps. The raccoon trappers looked at and ran their raccoon lines very different than we do today.

In this week's episode, Jeff Dunlap talks about the bobcat trapping specifically walk thru sets and trench sets. Also covers a new flagging concept (which are really awesome and available on www.shetraps.com) as well as new product also available on Shetraps website. Enjoy!

In this week's episode, Jeff Dunlap talks about the fur market and mink trapping tips and thoughts on catching more on the line! Pocket sets, bottom edge sets, locations, bait and lures too. Enjoy!

This week on Trapping Radio we are looking into lessons on how to trap and catch coyote and fox with foothold traps. These trapping lessons are from watching and studying a lot of night vision footage. Please keep an open mind, because the animals sometimes show us very different things than we have in our personal trapping systems. One the coyotes, we look at trap set blocking, coyote approach, coyote reactions around sets, and how to keep them at set longer. Then we get into how fox act around the set. Some super cool things tonight.

This week on Trapping Radio we are going into coyote trapping. How to trap coyotes in summer, fawning season or warm weather. The coyotes life cycle must be considered depending on the time of the year. In the fall we have more coyotes per square mile to trap, not so in the summer. We have to understand the territory of the coyotes that have moved to a den. All of this info must be accounted for if you are performing predator control, ADC, live market or just trying to trap coyotes that are eating your deer or turkey.