Very nice.

Is it a baited snare, or just set on run?

Very nice ..

I'm callin BS.

Snare pole is the bait-poplar.Same set up as Jim Gibb's video except I score my poles.
One pole was in a run the other outside the feedbed.

its 81 down here right now. come on down

81 in March? how hot does it get in summer,lol.
It is warm here earlier today when I was out-around 0c but it was snowing wet snow.Turned into a kind of blizzard now with a north wind and temp is dropping.

Wow that is a real low to the NE of you barametic pressure of 927 . Those beaver are not coming out of that house for a couple of days now with pressure gradients like that.
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Glad to see you have a fish hook handle rope on the rear for that Opps moment.

Yep,50,it gets looped around the wrist at all times when in use-I aint swimming for an ice chisel,lol.
I'm done at that house,I know of a couple big houses near by that one,I may go set them up or trap them out with the canoe once the ice is gone in May.

Good job Boco.

Thanks Mister Nittany,how you keeping?

Thanks for sharing

Nice work

Nice job Boco...them beavers are sick of eating sour bark....Can’t resist a fresh piece of poplar right now.

Good job Boco!

Yep a nice green fresh poplar(aspen) about as thick as your wrist right now to a beaver is like waving a t-bone steak in front of a starving rottwiler.
I find a thicker pole is better for snaring.You can get them with a thin pole,but you will get more misses if they can cut it thru from one spot.A thick pole will get them to circle so less a chance of a miss.If you look close one of the beaver has 2 snares on him right around the chest from circling close to the pole.

82F today. Walked through thigh-high rye grass. Trapping in your conditions would be like trapping on another planet, but it sure would be cool—-at least for a little while. About 30 degrees Fahrenheit is about perfect trapping temps in my book.

Thanks for sharing

Nicely done. Great looking beaver. Jealous of the ice.

Right on Boco!