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About the same duration that you paid attention at you wolf trapping course eh? I think we know how you feel about Alaskan wolf trappers techniques….lol I know the quantity ain’t great and the music is pretty funny, but these old videos are dang near unobtainable now a days.
Last edited by Shakeyjake; Yesterday at07:25 AM.
Wind Blew, crap flew, out came the line crew
Re: Old Canid Trapping Video
[Re: Shakeyjake]
#8289408 Yesterday at09:00 AMYesterday at09:00 AM
Back when this came out the video assembled and brought the viewer information that simply was not on hand as it is in today’s rich internet resource base.
I was a young man when I first watched this very video and it helped me along.
Re: Old Canid Trapping Video
[Re: Shakeyjake]
#8289659 Yesterday at03:18 PMYesterday at03:18 PM
Is that a young Joe Mattie buying fur in the first scenes ?
I don't think so. Seems a lot of that old F&G video was shot around Tok. I think that was the guy that owned the Bullshooter store in Tok. Forget his name.
Re: Old Canid Trapping Video
[Re: Shakeyjake]
#8289924 Yesterday at08:18 PMYesterday at08:18 PM
Thanks for posting, I had seen the first half of the video before, but not the second part. Yeah the video quality is poor, but you can see what they are doing and it is always interesting to see what methods they were using back then and comparing to what I do today. Or at least what they were proclaiming to the public worked. I know a lot of old timers when I was a kid would intentionally pass on disinformation on methods because they wanted to keep their proven methods secret.
Has anyone actually used or known anyone who used a broom made out of coyote or wolf tails when making a set?
Re: Old Canid Trapping Video
[Re: Shakeyjake]
#8289952 Yesterday at08:43 PMYesterday at08:43 PM