Simple Easy Snare Trap

A snare you can make quickly and without too much thought.

[@Bear-nu8xm]

This looks so simple and effective! Thanks!

[@Forevertrue]

Excellent, I hate the 14 step snare. I might actually be able to make this one. Thanks you.

[@ampman5357]

I gotta stick about 6 3/4” long! Nice video!!!!

[@fernandosanchez9226]

Noice i get plenty of rabbits around here

[@wow24shorts]

That's cool I love this I'm still learning trying to trap rabbits and squirrels and chipmunks

[@parmesan9761]

I like your idea I think I'm going to try that with a double snare in case if the rodents comes from the other side

[@bushcraftoregon]

Good idea

[@sketchyplays2591]

I’ve never seen the 7 notch used this way, I like it

[@kenc3630]

yeah, easy to make

[@sketchyplays2591]

@@kenc3630 I’m probably going to start me another channel but on bushcraft and primitive thing

[@kenc3630]

@@sketchyplays2591 good deal

[@trenitalia9184]

Thanks for posting. I have a waskally wabbit that I need to catch and this looks like it will do it.

[@SouthernPatriot1]

Awesome share! 👌🏻👏🏻

[@stuartbailey6201]

Brilliant 👍

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Nice Ken! I did a similar one a while back. It is a nice setup

[@mikemarley2389]

Hare trigger😊.

[@timkaldahl]

Definitely not legal in my state, but cool nonetheless. In a survival situation I would use it anyway.

[@bushcraftoregon]

yeah, in your last statement that is the idea.

[@jasoncrone2710]

Only if ya get caught

[@scottsevers6194]

In a survival situation the only laws are live or die. 😂😂😂

[@billyjoedenny]

ive been teaching my grandson these simple traps billy joe

[@alicemalice1047]

He's very lucky, wish I had a family member to teach me! These KZbin videos are great though. Good luck

[@alexanderwright9064]

Easy. Thanks!

[@r.a.escaromd7136]

Nice Good job

[@user-hz8bi3lj6v]

Well the only thing you forgot to do was prove that it actually works you can talk it up all you want but don’t mean nothing without proof!

[@bushcraftoregon]

yep, you're right but don't like squirrels and don't want to kill them to see if it works. Will have to try for a rabbit though.

[@Mike-tf9rx]

Common sense goes a long way, duh.

[@ramonag91]

Hi I like this I’ll try it

[@kenc3630]

good deal

[@mesozoicfauna]

We will use them in the apocalypse 😂🤣

[@SamuelAli-fv9xb]

Nice will try it

[@bushcraftoregon]

One of the easier snares I have found

[@TimsAdventures]

outstanding!

[@juliorochamalafaia4689]

Simples e eficiente

[@ralsharp6013]

Nice thanks😊

[@noahboll]

What kind of knot is it?

[@ralsharp6013]

@noahboll it looks like a common slip knot to me. You'll find a 30 second video on youtube on how to do one! 🗝🙏🏼👣

[@noahboll]

What kind of knot do you use? @ghosthonda

[@bushcraftoregon]

just a slip knot

[@thomasmessenger5848]

Nice and Easy .

[@kenc3630]

yep; good that way

[@bushcraftoregon]

Yes, thanks

[@Lawson237]

Nice

[@terry_willis]

What kind of bait do you use?

[@bushcraftoregon]

It would depend on the animal. peanut butter, carrots, nuts, and I suppose dead rodents or fish parts to catch larger prey. could use spot of pitch to hold it on as well.

[@cabotbluegill]

interesting

[@lucianofruci7966]

6

[@ytkzm]

Hahaha

[@HerbertTowers]

You're an expert but don't know the name of your thing... Oh dear.

[@bushcraftoregon]

can't remember who introduced it in the first place but you can make a name up :)

[@isaacs8528]

Who cares, aslong as the trap works

[@dixieofkinz]

Tbh, him not knowing the name only makes me think he's known how to do it for a long time lol

[@stankostantchev7923]

AB !!