Larry "Slim" Pedersen's "Productive Snaring Techniques" DVD gives you the A to Z's of snaring. This video covers snare construction and the various modern components (locks, swivels, cable, spring holders, support wire, connectors, deer stops, etc.). Snare loop size, placement, location, and animal habits are all explained. Snaring bobcat, coyote, fox, beaver, raccoon, badger, woodchuck and more are fully covered. If you want to learn about snaring, this video has it all. 1 hour and 10 min.

In Larry "Slim" Pedersen's "Predator Trapping Problems & Solutions" DVD Slim provides solutions to predator trappers' problems that work in the east, west, north and south. This video includes both general and specific information. Also covered: traps and their modifications, easy anchoring methods, proper trap placement to catch all predators, various attractors and their use, correct lure, urine and bait usage, how to deal with rain and snow conditions, new and effective variations of hole and flat sets. There is so much reliable information crammed in this video that you'll have to watch it over and over to absorb it all. Action packed footage of dozens of coyotes, bobcats, red fox, badgers and more caught using these methods. Shot on the trapline in Georgia and Montana. This just might be the best trapping video you'll ever watch. 2 hours and 35 minutes.

In Larry "Slim" Pedersen's "Complete Bobcat Trapping" DVD Slim covers many of the lessons learned over the years while trapping bobcats. Visual sets, attractors, the location of bobcat glands for making your own lure, rain and snow, trap location and travel ways are all covered. Dozens of bobcats in traps are shown in this video. Over the past four decades Slim Pedersen has caught hundreds of bobcats from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Canadian to the Mexican border and many locations in between. One year, he caught over 200 bobcats. He has trapped the tall timber, the mountains, the desert and the plains of the west, the big woods of the northeast, and the farmland, timber land, and swamps of the southeast. 1 hour and 15 min.