You’ve seen Dan Roberts run very efficient bobcat and coyote lines across the Midwest… now catch up with host Mark Steck and Dan Roberts as they try something new on South Dakota muskrats with Hangman, carrots and conibears… Great conversation, theories, tricks, and teasing… you get it all when M...

Today host Mark Steck travels down south joining friend and fellow trapper Red O’Hearn. Red has been hired by farmers to get rid of the beavers so they can get rid of the beaver dams. Experience Red & Mark on the trapline as they run Red’s water line. Check out the birthday meal Red cooks up whil...

Turns out you can teach an old dog new tricks! In this episode, host Mark Steck travels east to Iowa to meet up with Vietnam Veteran, career Game Warden and expert trapper Mike Sells on his muskrat line. As Mark and Mike talk and check traps, each reveals their process for catching muskrats, and ...

Today Mark Steck meets up with Charlie Masheck and Justin Jett of Hoosier Trapper Supplies and Hoosier Trapper Outdoors on their bobcat and coyote line in the Ozark Mountains. Being in the outdoors breathes a breath of fresh air into you, and this trip is no exception. Catch the boys running the ...

Introducing young people into the world of trapping is essential to the craft surviving and our wildlife being properly managed. Thirty-year-old Matt O'Hearn is a trapping free spirit. For three months of the year, he leaves Iowa and does beaver control in the southern US. Landowners pay him well...

On this show we continue down the line with Matt O’Hearn, as he continues checking his southern trapline adding multiple species to his abundant harvest. It’s amazing to watch Matt’s passion for the outdoors and true example of a sustainable lifestyle. Meanwhile, his dad Red prepares a delicious ...

There is nothing more fun than sharing time in the outdoors with a friend. In this episode, host Mark Steck’s childhood friend joins him on his road right-of-way muskrat float line. The stories are flying as the check starts to pile up. We don’t think any long-held secrets are revealed, but some ...

A couple seasons ago, we had 2 great shows featuring Dan Roberts trapping coyotes and a couple with Dan trapping bobcat. Well, Dan didn’t do too shabby coyote trapping last year, harvesting almost 700 coyotes on his northern and Texas coyote line. Today you get to witness coyote after coyote bein...

Host Mark Steck joins Pennsylvania Trapper Phil Brown on his southwestern coyote line. Phil is known for his huge canine catches over the last 40 years… You’ll see Phil in action, how he sets, how he baits and how the fur starts to pile up. These are the methods of true long-liner and professional.

Rick Miller spends several months a year trapping cats and coyotes in Texas. Two weeks each year his brother Rollin Joins Rick on his trapline. And yes, they are competitive. On this particular day they rack up an enormous catch. The “match” is a close one as the sun gets low. You are going to se...

Hidden in the woods nestled in the highlands of Pennsylvania, is a trapping camp that has become part of a fall tradition for Ken & Paul Patula, his family, and friends. The evenings are rich with banter, but come daybreak, the occupants go their separate ways with hopes of red fox in their traps...

For over 35 years Ken Patula and his long-time friend and trapping partner Bob, have found success on their Pennsylvania trapline. Among the beauty of the mountains and fall colors, they encounter some interesting characters that appear through the foggy, mountain mornings.

Join Matt Burson and his son Ethan as they pursue their passion of land trapping a mixed bag of critters in the state of Missouri. These two men are skilled, and they’ll share their techniques with you today as the fur starts to pile up.

Tune in for plenty of excitement as Matt and Nancy Bennett run their trapline. Matt is an old pro, while Nancy is new to the craft. Nancy’s anticipation and excitement is palpable as she wears her emotions on her sleeve. This is one episode you don’t want to miss!

Indeed youth trapping is still alive! At least in the case of Gage Imberi. Gage, a high school 10th grader, traps passionately whenever not in school. Once the bell rings, he’s gone pursuing muskrats, mink, coon and all the critters that frequent the prairies around his hometown in South Dakota. ...

Host Mark Steck joins Bart Hiller and Rick Friederich on their southwestern cat and canine Line. Trapping at a high elevation in remote area, the scenery is unbelievable. Bart and Rick are top-notch trappers chasing their passion. As a special addition to the show, Mark and Bart explore an undis...

“Beaverman” Red O’Hearn earns a good portion of his income trapping beaver for landowners. Red, always colorful, shows you his expertise he’s honed over the decades. As the fur piles up, enjoy the banter between Red and Mark Steck including one rather heated debate as to whether sasquatch is real.

Matt O’Hearn, affectionately referred to by locals as “Son of a Beaverman”, takes no backseat to his dad, Red, when it comes to trapping beaver. Matt is a commercial beaver trapper following in his fathers’ footsteps; And he is just as entertaining as his dad. Come along with us!

Matt O’Hearn continues his productive line killing beavers for landowners. He has about two months to make wages for the year. At a young age Matt owns a fully paid off home and has no debt. His income is from trapping and carpentry work he does for others. He is indeed a trapping free spirit.

Filmed in Nebraska, Mark rides along with six girls on their trapline. Yes, you read this right. Six girls from six states, converge in Nebraska for one week to share their common passion of trapping. This episode has it all, elation, disappointment, laughter, friendship, and competition.

The day continues as Mark rides along with six girls on their trapline. Yes, you read this right. Six girls from six states, converge in Nebraska for one week to share their common passion of trapping. This episode ends in the fur shed where the ladies do a fabulous job taking care of the day’s e...

In this first of two episodes Justin Deavor runs Iowa roads for big and dry Iowa coon. Justin routinely amazingly catches over 1000 coon. His methods are stunningly simple and successful. Justin’s techniques will make everyone a better coon trapper!

Justin continues racking up a sizeable one day catch. The scenery is remarkable and the coon big and dry. A few skunks accompany the large pile of coon. Justin really makes it look easy.

Join veteran trapper Marty Smith as he pursues cats and coyotes in Nebraska. Marty, a well-known trapper, and lure maker has been on the trail for half a century. His expertise really shines in the rough terrain of Nebraska.