Im wondering who are some great k9 trappers on youtube? I am currently watching Coon Creek Outdoors (CCO) Coastal Carolina Outdoors, and Carolina Coyote. I sometimes will watch a lure maker trap too but I forgot his name. I think his first name was Dale tho.

Thanks.

Management Advantage has some good videos.
Hoosier Trappers has a pile of videos with good info.
Live more outdoors. fellow pa trapper.

Dale Billingsley (Kansas Trap line products Ed Schneider) Dunlap lures to name a couple.

O ok thanks guys. I actually met Ed Schneider at a rendezvous.

Just type k9 trapping in the search engine and a pile of em will pop up actually.

Trapper J, and Sara from Shetraps? Or Trapping Girl, can’t remember which one is on YouTube. Eric

So, you've been to a trapping convention.....?

He was there to promote his YouTube channels he’s since deleted…

Ya

All I will say is there's guys on here that know more about catching coyotes than most youtubers. By a longs way in some cases.

This forum and maybe one other are all I ever have participated in that could loosely be considered electronic media. I have never posted anything on YouTube and have never been on Facebook, etc.
Many years ago I used to converse with Newt, Asa, Tom, others on a forum Graybeard Outdoor’s. A little on Hal’s site forum too. But recent years only really on this forum. Tman and its archives, membership, hands down best.

I’ve got some old hand written letters in a drawer from Caroll Black, one from Charlie Dobbins, Mr. Krause, others.
That was my interaction means for many years a lot of Q&A with those guys. They were super about writing back. We didn’t have internet or cell phones. I bought a library of books. Some good, some OK, others not so much for my purposes but all of it valuable in some manner to my coyote education.
I used to call my uncle a lot with questions too. Same with my old high school boss. Both of those guys could out trap coyotes more than others I knew. Dennis vicars was a wealth of knowledge for my early learning too.

You tube maybe is the newer mechanism to learn from. I’ve used it for car repair videos and wow is that ever better than the old chiltons manuals I used from library as a kid. A good video is worth its weight.
Anyway, I’m rambling here but point is learn from resources and use what you have available. BUT, no better teacher than experience too. Got to get out there and do it, apply what you learn, and do your homework. I know some techniques I’ve observed or read I just cannot make work for my line. Others, yes absolute gold knowledge and glad I picked them up. I wouldn’t ever know without trying.

Just my two cents.

Jim

Not the best method to find decent videos though. I still cringe seeing Canterburys channel recommended.

Who deletd what?

North American Trapper
The Johnny Thorpe stuff is amazing

Yah I agree I talked to him at the rendezvous too

Don't get hung up on who's the "best" or who has the "best" youtube video, sure, watch them, watch them all, if you ever get any real experience you'll be able to pick and choose what others do, or have done ,to fit what you're trying to do. Some of it might not even make sense till you have enough experience to understand the nuances...

There is no "best", you'll never learn much chasing the 'best" until you get out and start paying attention...

Really???? Did you get a picture with him?? Most newbie trappers tend to do that…………

That would be quite a memento !

Try to find someone that traps similar ground as well. Hill country vs flat country has some interesting differences.