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God Bless you for reading that with your children. That story has a very special place in my heart and always will. Not only was it the first book I ever read as a child, but I could relate so well to the characters within. Growing up poor in the Heart of the Alabama Blackbelt (Central Alabama) region we were what some folks like to call land wealthy. We were Blessed to have an abundance of property on which to hunt and we still own that land to this very day. Other than work around the farm the only other "extra curricular activities" (as the late, great, Mr. Jerry Clower used to say) we engaged in was to go hunting. We trapped also but that was back when you could get a few dollars for the pelt of a racoon, beaver, and the like. What was good about coon hunting was that the season never went out. Although we didn't have a pack of hounds we sure had some good ones over the years and that is how I acquired my affinity for dogs. There was a particular puppy I wanted to buy real bad when I was about eleven or twelve years old. Just like the young man in the story, I had to work and save all of the money I earned mowing grass for two summers to purchase one of these puppies form the breeder. This puppy I bought was an English Bulldog. He was the grandson of the then, Georgia Bulldog's mascot UGA 4. The breeder felt pity towards me and sold me my pup for a discounted sum of one thousand and seven hundred dollars. I worked and worked and saved and saved and when I finally had all the money required I promptly went to give the lady payment and then had to patiently wait for the next litter to be born. This Lady knew I was sincere and allowed me to have the pick of the litter. I was extremely grateful to her and I still am today for the kindness she showed me. When the puppies were finally weaned off their mother I was told to come on by and get my dog. I chose what I considered to be the pick of the litter and named him UGA Four Stars grandson Vince Dooley. We called him Dooley! He was worth every penny. Now, I am an Alabama graduate and a dyed in the wool Alabama football fan but I am also a football fan in general and that is why I named my dog after Coach Dooley. Where the Red Fern Grows is and always will be a most special book to me. The movie was nowhere near as good as my imagination while reading. The greatest gift of all that I learned from the book was the value of reading. Reading is knowledge and knowledge is power. So good on you for reading to your children. I only wish more parents would take the time to do so with their children today. God Bless!

They do but it’s like $300 per bear trap

It’s on the title

Idk I’m 12 and just waxing traps because my cousin who traps says I need to.

I haven't waxed any of mine. And already caught 4 fox's a possum and my neighbors cat. So I'd say it doesn't matter much. But of course it my depend on where your trapping.

Not sure what you’re smoking there Webb, but I’ll take some! His fingers were clearly under the moveable jaw

What we talking street cat or Bobcat

Yes

You need to make the pan more sensitive

I had the same pro with the 1.5 but instead raccoons playing with the trap it was a fox

Switch to MB 550’s! You’re welcome

Then why would you come to the video

you dont own livestock, city slicker !

We trying to get food and make money

Sorry Charlie, beaver are destroying my riverbank.

If this disturbs you switch to the cooking channel

Would you stick your hand in a trap and tell me it didn’t hurt you?

@@CanadaSims Yes

i actually melt my wax on top of my bucket of water boiling,maybe 4 inches deep of floating wax..then let my trap sit on bottom, in the water, to get hot and slowly pull it up thru the wax and give it a shake.. . that stops the wax from getting too thick a layer. also i stick a nail between the trap jaws to seal those edges of steel smell too. then after they cool they go straight in my trap bag full of fall leaves and maybe a squirt of fox piss to be stored outdoors til trapping time to keep them from smelling human.

i just waxed mine last night and i asked myself the same thing

I'd probably leave the wax in the pot let cool then when you need it again get out your "wax pot" and heat it up again unit you need to add more

which one mb or duke?? mb is a brand so is duke

You can bend the piece that is connected to your dog towards your pan but do it very slightly the smallest bend makes a difference dog would be farther under pan

Im nee to all this, and using 110 conibears. So you say DON'T dye or wax them?

12$

723lion talk about fabricating lies. you are so full of shit you fucking liar

dubsity280 you forgot idiot...he's also an idiot.....

+caleb lee I paint them