10K views · 266 reactions | Trapping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors. Here’s a great video on the basics of trapping. | Fur Life TV | Facebook

When you’re trapping beavers in the winter you’re going to end up with some ice on the fur. Don’t pull it off in the field! That ice is frozen to the fur and when it’s ripped off the fur comes with it. This leaves bald spots in the pelt and lowers its value. Instead take it home and thaw the beaver until that ice falls off on its own. Sometimes, when trapping through the ice a beaver can freeze to the ice itself. Don’t yank it off, but rather chop a large piece of ice off with the beaver and tak

14 reactions | Trapping seasons for fur-bearing animals run from roughly September until May in Canada. This activity results in significant suffering for wildlife and poses a risk to the public. Here are a few tips to keep you and your companion animals safe. Read more here: https://buff.ly/41m2zkx | The Fur-Bearers | Facebook