Back yard trapping the self locking snare

[@fredmax2541]

You are a National Treasure! Thanks for passing on wisdom and knowledge.

[@ExpeditionaryJonny]

I am loving this series Mike. This was some great real world advise. LOL. The folks that wrote that book have never caught a squirrel in their life! LOL. Yeah, there is book learning and real life experience. I think I'm going to make a private play lists just so I can easily find these trapping videos again. These traps are going to be a lot of fun to play around with. Thanks for sharing Mike!

[@mike451]

Glad you enjoyed it Jonny and thanks for being my friend and watching

[@dthomas5281]

Great demo of how to make those. Could be the thing that keeps you fed during a disaster. Best part is that it’s always working for you while you do something else. 👍👍

[@mike451]

sure could brother thanks

[@terryw.milburn8565]

Can't Get Enough Of You Sharing These Here ! Many Thanks Mike, Have A Safe Day Friend. TB T God Bless

[@mike451]

Thanks, you too! Terry

[@UncleSasquatchOutdoors]

Can't be any simpler than that. Thanks for sharing that.

[@mike451]

You're welcome! Jimmy

[@larryalexander4833]

👍 thanks Mike at home from surgery so I have plenty of time to watch .

[@mike451]

are you ok Larry

[@larryalexander4833]

@@mike451 thanks for asking . Yes just sore and real stiff . Had hernia surgery Friday.

[@denislosieroutdoors]

Like the idea of making own snares from washers and old nuts I use to heat up the nuts in a camp fire so they would squeeze on the wire easily... thanks for sharing there eh!

[@mike451]

Great idea Denis

[@jerryhuntjj2885]

Great video. I usually anneal the nuts I use for snares. I've has them Crack before when I don't.

[@mike451]

Great tip! Jerry i do the washers sometimes

[@MichaelR58]

Good video Mike , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !

[@mike451]

Thanks for watching Michael

[@HarshmanHills]

Great tutorial my friend

[@mike451]

Thank you very much James

[@Dh77777]

Great video!! Do you have any recommendations for some good economical skinning and carving knives? If so, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you and God bless!!!

[@mike451]

Dana get your self a Mora knife there made in Sweden and are cheap on the pocket book i use the high carbon kind .and also the buck 110 folding hunter if you will email me [e-mail] i will sen you a photo