Beaver Trapping and Survival

The video tutorial follows a trapper named Gary as he shares his personal health journey and experiences with trapping in Alaska. He discusses his past health challenges, including a hip replacement and cancer, and attributes his current good health to diet and exercise. The video then shifts to Gary's trapping activities, where he observes wildlife behavior and attempts to catch beavers. After several attempts, Gary successfully catches a beaver using a Conor bear trap, demonstrating the effectiveness of humane trapping methods. The tutorial concludes with Gary preparing to teach Amanda how to make a pelt from the catch.

What health challenges did the narrator face?

• Diabetes and heart disease

• Kidney stones and migraines

• Hip replacement and cancer

• Asthma and arthritis

What is the main reason the narrator believes he is in good physical condition?

• His positive attitude

• His regular medical check-ups

• His family history

• His diet and exercise

What challenge does the narrator face while setting traps for beavers?

• Traps being empty

• Beavers being too fast

• Weather conditions

• Lack of proper equipment

How quickly can beavers cut down a tree with their teeth?

• In 20 minutes

• In 5 minutes

• In 15 minutes

• In 10 minutes

What does the narrator compare the beavers' efficiency to?

• His own hands

• A lumberjack

• A woodpecker

• A chainsaw

What does the narrator mention about bears in the area?

• They are friendly

• They are migrating

• They are waking up and hungry

• They are hibernating

What do bears usually eat according to the narrator?

• Fish and berries

• Small mammals

• Grass and skunk cabbage

• Insects and honey

What type of trap does the narrator use to catch the beaver?

• A pitfall trap

• A cage trap

• A Conor bear 330

• A snare trap

What is the narrator's next step after catching a beaver?

• Releasing it back into the wild

• Taking it to a zoo

• Using it as bait for other animals

• Skinning and preparing the pelt

What does the narrator imply is the most challenging part of trapping?

• Processing the catch

• Finding the right location

• Setting the trap

• Catching the animal