Conibear Trapping - Part 2 Rope Set Method

This video shows you how to set conibear traps safely and effectively with nothing but a piece of rope. This method will eliminate the need to carry heavy setters in your trapping or bug out kit. Check out the entire series!
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[@predcaller]

Thanks. You just saved me the price of a tool.

[@Nativesurvival]

Nice tip bro, goodstuff, thanks for the series ; ) -Mitch

[@sigma3survivalschool]

@mogges1 Yep that would probably work. I prefer snares for squirrels, but you can catch them doing cubby sets on the ground next to there home tree.

[@MrChuckington]

Thanks for the tip this makes the 330 heaps easier to set

[@Vi3tSurvivalist2012]

did u ever have trouble with the metal bending on the conibear?

[@nativerobin]

hey this is pretty good for skinny weak chicks ....i'll be trying this out for sure :)

[@SuperTrapper101]

nice! where can you buy peracord?

[@hannahavery9877]

usually just use my hands but this would help on the 330's

[@embaradosmithingandwoodcraft]

hand weak like a girl i set 330s with bare hands in an old man with artheritis and i set 330 with bare hands

[@gaterhunter3664]

paracord king.com