BEST Primitive Meat Gathering Trap

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[@sams568]

I was camping in Texas with my nephew on a small island that split a fairly large creek (could almost consider it a river). I wasn't paying attention and used a barbless hook with line attached to a spring pole. I had a bell attached to the line let me know I was getting a bite. I heard it ring and got to it in time to see the pole launch a good-sized pan fish from one side of the island to the other side of the creek. My nephew asked me "what the hell was that?" I said, "Apparently I'm relocating fish under the witness protection program". Ate cup o noodle soup that night. Went to a trotline setup instead the next day.

[@dustinweatherby5518]

That was probably the most straight forward survival/bushcraft technique I've learned in ages. Very well done sir thank you

[@ogk9com]

Thanks Dave for everything, really! About a 10? yrs ago you sold me a slingbow and some other stuff for an 8 year old. He's grown to a strong young man with skills to live without. We left our Ohio/Amish community for the woods of Texas and the tonight another son is watching your videos too. God bless you and yours.

[@kylebraxton2668]

Wow, what a wonderful concept. Getting straight to the video without a 30 minute intro. Great video!

[@ky4tgtodd203]

Thanks Dave for all you have done over the years for the bushcrafting/trapping /survivalist community! No one has been better at passing on their knowledge for current and future generations of bushcrafters! You’re the best brother! God bless you!

[@terryqueen3233]

The fishing part of that trap is so much better than tying it to your toe. What an excellent trap. Thanks Dave that is way simpler and the way I used to sell them.

[@duybear4023]

Very educational! If I see a fish in the trees, I'll know how it got there.

[@ClayTallStories]

An excellent clear informative demo of how to make the Twitch-up trap thank you, Dave. In my own experience, I have found that it takes 7-9 set traps to set in an average rabbit-populated area in the countryside here in New Zealand for me to bag one rabbit a night. I will bring a video out on this in action in my next primitive video.

[@jrocket092887]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge Mr Canterbury.

[@philipmyers7687]

Brilliant, simple, and elegant as always Dave. Thank you for all that you do. You are a blessing to me and my family. ❤️🙏🏼

[@dointh4198]

That was one of the best videos to that subject I've ever seen. Very impressed by the knots - very well thought through with a lot of experience.

[@nearlynativenursery8638]

Beautiful larks head and marlin spike combination. Certainly a super secure knot but yet easily undone. Totally brilliant Dave. Superb trap/trigger method. Thanks so much for all you do on this channel. I sent I application to the 2023 Alone Challenge. Wish me the good fortune of getting selected. Jim Rodgers

[@Occupuyourspine]

Pleased to see trapping still happens.

[@16prospector]

Awesome teaching Dave. You keep getting better and better at effective demonstrations step by step. I particularly enjoyed the larks head slip knot. Would never have thought of that combination.

[@nicholasparker6988]

I learn more in five minutes with Dave than hours and days spent with so-called experts.

[@user-nn6hf4ws9m]

Awesome very informative video. Simplified enough that nearly anyone could do this. Thank you.

[@outdoorztime2923]

Nicely done, and the way the world is getting, it just might come in handy one day.

[@OzMan9989]

That larks head slip knot is great. Very useful.

[@EDHBry]

You are an excellent teacher, thank you!

[@vincentcleaver1925]

KZbin offered me a fourteen year old one of your videos and I'm impressed you've been doing this this long. Great stuff!