Beaver Traps | Using a 330 Conibear to Catch Beavers | James Hinds

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James Hinds shows you his two favorite methods of setting a 330 conibear trap. One of these methods includes setting the trap with a tool shaped like a J. The second method James Hinds uses involves a short piece of rope to set the conibear. Both of these methods are sufficient to set a 330 conibear trap for beaver trapping.
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[@lakebottomkennels3912]

Great video

[@Stoviecakes]

Great video!

[@MossyOakGameKeepers]

Thank you!

[@theamerican7131]

good info. thanks for sharing

[@shereen-survival]

Those traps are cool! Thanks for sharing

[@tylerbosiacki5427]

Awesome video

[@jimmcguiggan1188]

Great hobby.

[@jimiandersonblackknight7554]

Thanks 😅

[@bellicostevet1388]

Ive been using a rope for 330s for years just got a setter best 12$ ever spent

[@jack0903]

Thors 330 must have weak springs

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Can you use a 330 for a skunk. If that's the only size. Or better to use long spring traps 3 or so.

[@TheYamahog12]

I think a 220 is a better size for skunk.