Trappers can learn a lot by watching furbearers and how they work a set before getting caught.
We’ve posted videos in the past showing coyotes and foxes working a set, and eventually stepping onto the trap pan. What many trappers have never seen before is a beaver working a castor set and getting caught in a power snare.
Check out this video, and see how it all plays out.
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