Survival SHTF Trapping Conibear 110 Three Squirrel Sets & Baits

[@spaceprepper3657]

Great information. May the good Lord watch over you and your family and friends. Peace and Love 😊

[@johnyeller]

The idea with the bottle cap is pretty awesome!

[@TediBare]

You were not the first video I watched and I'm sorry to say you probably should've been!! I live in California... but I learned a lot from you ...!! thank you so much for this

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

I like the cap idea. I was using steel wool and smearing it with peanut butter

[@Walibnzas]

Great info. 110's should be a staple in all kits. Thanks for sharing.

[@zacharyriley4122]

Thanks as usual Ben. Trapping vids always appreciated.

[@thecargotsold]

Have these. They are very effective. Thanks for the additional tips

[@robertpaulis439]

A bundle of great info thanks Ben.

[@georgemallory797]

Excellent descriptions and examples. Thank you!

[@Yelladog78]

I once got my wrist caught in a 330 bobcat set doing adc work on a remote ranch, it was a real pleasure getting loose from that thing by myself

[@critterman5488]

Always carry a short piece of rope to wrap through the spring eyes and get yourself out of a bad situation. I have some 40 year old 330s that have a tab held on by Kotter keys at the gap in the spring eye for such an emergency. They are in my discontinued collection

[@clayguinard3651]

You must have never set a trap before lol When you did that

[@clayguinard3651]

And yes rope is always a good thing to carry with Rope should always be on everybody's person always there is always a need for a rope like Leatherman tool if you don't have one you'll never need it never be without rope and a Leatherman

[@pher8487]

Not many people can get out without cutting their hand off. You got luck

[@Yelladog78]

@@clayguinard3651 right because accidents never happen 😆

[@TomBTerrific]

Thanks for the trapping class. Now I are one! lol

[@dougalexa]

A savior. I have a squirrel that ate a hole in my shake roof. I sealed it, covered the hole with flashing, and replaced the shingles. In less that 24 hours the critter had gnawed off the shingles trying to get through. I used to trap muskrats as a kid using conibears. I know how effective they are. Heading to Cabella's. Thank you.

[@281covfefe5]

Thnxs for uploading and sharing this 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@clayguinard3651]

This is a pretty cool setup you have here really enjoy it thank you for sharing what you know

[@garrykowaluk7475]

Thanks ! Going to give it a shot ! Squirrels are get into cabin

[@hankandrox]

Great video! Very informative. I will try these methods immediately !! Thank you !

[@NatureAliveAdventures]

Great info Ben. Thx for the video. Take care

[@detroitredneckdetroitredne6674]

Spectacular job Brother I am a new subscriber I can't wait to see all of your videos and

[@OutdoorsAnonymous]

Great tips thank you. I just got my trappers license and about to start trapping as well, good stuff!

[@MysteriousOutdoors]

This is not legal...for trapping season...lol.

[@rufusintenn648]

good stuff Ben, thank you

[@punisherbowfishing5550]

Good stuff, gonna give these tips a try

[@davidh.8513]

Very good information! Thank you

[@nhrrman]

Excellent sir! Thanks so much!

[@markdavis6923]

I use 4 roofing nails to set my squirrel sets it holds the trap more secure

[@critterman5488]

I sometimes use an 1.5" long piece of garden hose with a screw in the middle to attach to the pole, limb, or roof entry and I notch both ends of the hose to squeeze the trap frame in to stabelize the trap . Works excellent for the smaller bodygrippers

[@mikeneale2459]

EXCELLENT! THANK YOU!

[@kennethsmith8844]

The ones I bought are too strong for me to set. Had to buy the setting tool

[@jimm2442]

Thank you.

[@TheStereoStephen]

Very helpful thank you

[@rubiconoutdoors3492]

I like the little hook thumb screws. You dont need to carry a hammer to the woods.

[@nursewillworkful]

The problem is the stablizers

[@SH4DOWTROOP3R]

Also how to clap a mailman:

[@ryanbrownlie8753]

Not allowed to use body grips on land where I’m at

[@passionpiegeage6336]

Salut je pense que 4 clous serait mieux adapté sur la planche de bois ( pour la stabilité du piège) Merci pour ta video

[@timmynormand8082]

Peanut butter is the trick

[@Liljoozy]

Will this kill rats?

[@bensbackwoods]

As long as they are as big as chipmunks these should work...otherwise I would use rat traps.

[@stefanie_jones]

The trap worked right away, but didn't kill the squirrel, it was running around the tree with the head stuck in the trap. Not good in a residential area :/ We have a big problem with pests here and looking for a quick kill solution.

[@bensbackwoods]

Most of these are fast kills..

[@stefanie_jones]

@@bensbackwoods Thanks for replying, Ben. In that case, I'll keep trying! Maybe it was a one off. I had to get a Duke 110 if that makes a difference. When I felt the strength of the spring, I thought nothing could survive.

[@loganpeck5084]

@@stefanie_jones Try not baiting it. I've killed quite a few animals with these style of traps, but I've never baited it. If just its head was in it, it sounds like he didn't go deep enough into the trap. Maybe attach it to a 2x4 and lean the 2x4 against a tree. Then maybe they'll run up the 2x4 and right through the trap.

[@MysteriousOutdoors]

ANY 110 will kill a squirrel. A 220 will break your wrist.

[@critterman5488]

@@loganpeck5084 you want a neck catch not a suitcase catch. Throat and back of skull not the sides of the neck. A slight Canadian bend at the springeyes will make traps close tighter and keep stronger pressure on the catch

[@donschutte1418]

Squirrels will come from miles around to fill the void

[@kellyyork3898]

I bought some of these traps. I found them very hard to set, and dangerous. ( I’m a girl. ). Maybe you could do a whole video on how to set these traps and not end up in the emergency room ( or destroy your manicure ). P.S. Do they come in pink?

[@Tommyr]

There are numerous videos on youtube on how to set them safely. Just search "How to set a conibear trap". Use the right setting tool AND safety tool!

[@buzzsaw161]

Hauppauge huh?

[@kellyyork3898]

I bought some of these traps. I found them very hard to set, and dangerous. ( I’m a girl. ). Maybe you could do a whole video on how to set these traps and not end up in the emergency room ( or destroy your manicure ).

[@BuzzMan1002]

You can buy connibear setters online that make it very easy to set.

[@Ulujmf]

Agree they are hard to setup and very dangerous. Need to be set with extrem cautious . Many videos with lock secure system to avoid to trap your finger.

[@Smorgellep]

Your missing some nails, and the fact you nailed your trap to a tree cause you were worried about losing a squirrel Lol I’m lost budd

[@bensbackwoods]

You're probably way too smart to watch dumb videos like this...I've caught tons of squirrels with my missing nails. I also lost traps because predators and larger animals like raccoons and opossum will drag them off. I guess I have no idea what I'm doing 🤷

[@Tommyr]

@@bensbackwoods LOL! Nice!

[@Tommyr]

Will have to try these. I target woodchucks in my backyard on my ¼ acre property. I use Duke 160’s. Of course when targeting chucks you end up catching possums and skunks as well. I bury them then reset immediately.

[@thomasjcorson4758]

Learn how to clean and tan them I like the egg tan method could make a blanket out of them

[@Tommyr]

@@thomasjcorson4758 No thanks, I'm not into that part of it. I'm nuisance trapping them. I bury them.

[@allenwadecook4806]

Thank you for the tips