How to Wire Drowning Locks & Rigs Complete Step by Step Demonstration

[@stevetaylor2445]

I am sure that you understand that your swivel is a slide lock by itself. Just run the wire through where the j hook would go or the hole you have your snare lock wired.

[@NBWildman]

Yes, and i should have said that in the video, the slide wire I was using was to small for that lock and i wanted to show it hold...

[@charlesezelljr1420]

The swivel you have on the end of your chain, crunch proof or other is a drowner lock, run wire through J hook hole!

[@douglaskio2097]

I love your channel it help me alot I would like to see the way you make your conibear clips out of plywood clips

[@NBWildman]

already on the channel, just look back through the videos a bit, its a good one

[@timothyrothrock4173]

Another pointer I could use. Thanks

[@NBWildman]

You bet!

[@66bigbuds]

That swivel hole on the end of the chain is more than a swivel. It is a drowner lock. It's all I have ever used. It works fine. Since 74.

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

Great info for the startup trappers. Thanks for sharing. Later and all the best.

[@NBWildman]

Thanks for watching!

[@OutdoorsAnonymous]

I was wondering how to set up a lock for drowning sets and this video was perfect and answered my question. I’m just getting into trapping starting out with beaver too. From Manitoba.

[@NBWildman]

Glad I could help!

[@jaycoin1647]

Another good video. Two thumbs up. I use that universal swivel and short chain for beaver and otter, I use 3/16" cable 10' long with loops on both ends (to anchor to what ever you prefer) already set up. Time is money so I stopped using snare cable and #9 wire years ago and went to this set up. Give it a try. "Tight Chain"

[@NBWildman]

Sounds great!, send me a pic of the set-up if you can, i'd love to try er out

[@jaycoin1647]

Good morning, let me have your email address or your text number if you have a smart phone

[@NBWildman]

@@jaycoin1647 can you PM me on facebook, I hate to give that info out here...

[@jaycoin1647]

@@NBWildman Will do

[@Jamessblond87]

Pretty nice never heard about this before from Texas I do trap a little

[@NBWildman]

glad you like it, thanks for watching

[@terrisecasy6568]

Hey you know there a drowning lock already on the chain. Just something to pass on. Your videos are helpful and I pass it on to friends plus I tell them about your channel. Keep on stepping

[@NBWildman]

yes, i know thanks, the slide wire i was using in the video was to small for that lock so i added one, i really should have mentioned that...

[@gksox]

good stuff as always ... but I personally would never use a piece of wire as a drowning rig ... any beaver or otter will pull a wire out of the mud and be waiting for you on shore when you get there - OR - twist a leg off in the trap because it didn't drown. I would only use cable and a heavy weight or rebar stuck 2' into the mud on the bottom.