Not really. This big cable stuff is amazing.

The elusive secrete of double loading has been revealed.

^^^Up for the day shift^^^

So Newt is going after BIGFOOT.

Thank you for posting this! I remember at the Ohio trapping convention when I was a kid, there was a guy showing us kids how to wrap cable like this. Thought it was one of the most impressive things, as it turned out just about seamless. I'd asked a few guys about it, and they didn't know what I was talking about. Nice to see it done again!

Forgot to add the whammy on

Dang .....what's he after?

Those guy would not need any setters for setting any trap of any kind. LOL

Newt has already caught Big Foot once before, and the Jersey Devil twice.

Newt let them both go.

Thought they would be bigger!



B

Those cables remind me of working on the towboat. We had 35 foot boat rigging that had eyes spliced in both ends similar to what the first guy in the video is working on. When you dropped tow you would coil the 35 footers and tie them up to put back on the boat. Most were fine but some had developed enough memory to where they looked like a snare after a beaver catch with not enough swivels. Didn't even have to look to know when somebody was working on trying to wrestle one in to submission, you could hear the colorful language from anywhere on tow.

Two things: one is they work way harder than I do and are grown men having to do that every day. Another is they use the world’s largest swager!

How does an Alabaman know Alaska words like "cheechako"?

Jim

Made my arms tired watching it.

I do have a 5 ton punch press to crimp ferrules for 5/16" Grizzly bear foot snares