I Made A Huge Mistake. Guess What Animal This Trap Is Designed To Catch. Mousetrap Monday

In this video we test out what I thought was a rare antique mouse trap but instead I learned it is is designed to catch a very different animal.
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[@assembledremnant]

Learned that there are traps for bees thanks for uploading 😂

[@ogonbio8145]

I’m about to drive a 1990 4runner that I just bought 100km on 3 cylinders home

[@broden2622]

Sorry you wasted your money :(

[@braanch]

You're welcome!

[@C-Henry]

Some of those look like honest mistakes on the sellers part, maybe found in an old barn or a late relatives estate, combined with some poor guesswork. But that last one could only have been a scam, clean galvanized steel and a bright yellow tag don't scream antique to me.

[@landonletterman831]

How to test what kind of trap you have: Step 1) Leave outside Step 2) Check it daily to see what it caught

[@joustarr8]

Bugs

[@joustarr8]

@Mr Sword yeah

[@ninjabaiano6092]

I once set a bird trap ans caught a squirel

[@joustarr8]

@@ninjabaiano6092 nice

[@joustarr8]

@@ninjabaiano6092 now ask for the nuts

[@xcvsdxvsx]

Gotta respect the fact that your mousetrap not being a mousetrap didnt stop you from making a mousetrap video about mousetraps.

[@mrjv750li]

Mousetrap

[@lanceelamparo7593]

mousetrapception

[@NewStarConstellation]

xcvsdxvsx 😂 🤣 👍

[@bubbaray575]

And we still were willingly trapped into watching. A mousetrap uses seeds to catch mice, to catch humans post a KZbin video.

[@marionettehone]

It’s the mousetrap trap

[@tonyetzu]

"I don't think it's a mouse trap." -Mouse gets stuck . "Nope, not a mouse trap." -Spends five minutes trying to get the mouse out...

[@okalright3941]

It didnt get stuck how it was supposed to. It wasnt designed for mice

[@CodyEwok]

Yeah stuck and trapped are different things!

[@brainwashingdetergent4322]

Ha! That’s funny!

[@calebwilliams586]

Guys it's just a joke lol. also the only reason the mouse got stuck was because it was a pet that was trained to run these things like gauntlets. It was overconfident and assumed it could get through.

[@nicholasadams2374]

LMFAO!!!

[@northerncricket5199]

"let's see if any of the barn rats will fit" Ratzilla waddles into view. Nope!

[@Jimmy_Jones]

Lmao

[@IamTurkey1453]

Lmao

[@rtcwake]

Ratzilla, lol.

[@ELITE-xn3sh]

Damn i have found such Ratzillas in my dads Car workshop , and they are almost twice the size !!!! 🤣🤣

[@Ryvucz]

It's designed to catch MouseTrap Monday viewers.

[@regsparkes6507]

It did,.... hey lemme out! :)

[@floobertuber]

@@regsparkes6507 Just be glad it's a not a snap-trap or decapitator.

[@Phyoomz]

hahaha. too true! cuz here we are lol

[@DamonNomad82]

It worked! I hope he lets us out soon. It's getting crowded in here!

[@regsparkes6507]

@@Phyoomz Have ya got a key?

[@Suehuskins]

Maybe it was depression era mice. Hungry and small. 🤷‍♀️

[@sp0tlight570]

I like this assumption.😂

[@jimfancy-pants6221]

Lizards I wanna say

[@glenrichards9764]

That is to catch minnows in 4 Fishing

[@nicholasadams2374]

It looks old enough LOL

[@wolvgirl1918]

Hi! I know what the mystery item is, because I have one! They're called geared loom shuttles, and they are antique. They sit in blocks of wood with channels and gears in them that connect together like toy train tracks, and you slide the part you have through the geared track to weave. Please like this comment so he sees it!

[@ANONIE47]

@wolvgirl1918, Address your comment to " @Steve Woods ". That should bring it straight to his attention 🙂 .

[@StratospheralNurse]

My mom is a bee keeper and teaches bee-keeping. She’s also a born and raised country girl, and she assures me that that is NO queen bee trap. Queen bee could easily get out through the sides. She believes that is a snake trap. Put an egg in through that lovely round hatch and boom, you’ve got your 🐍. Makes perfect sssssenssse once you think about it ;)

[@monoreiden_]

ba dum ssssssss

[@Blah_Forever]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@Carsonzdead55236]

No it’s too small for a snake no snake is as thin as a finger unless it’s not fully grown

[@AgentPedestrian]

@@Carsonzdead55236 garter snakes

[@mattmexor2882]

@@AgentPedestrian Is trapping garter snakes something common?

[@ferko6]

Looks like it's an Ebay trap to catch vintage trap collectors! 😂😂😂

[@Thisismycomment.]

Gotcha Shawn!!

[@jesseadler3431]

ha!

[@gerryhand]

Your answer got a laugh out of me. Cheers!

[@thesparkster]

Yep. The only worse site would be Facebook marketplace.

[@timixl00]

@@thesparkster i would say graigslist

[@censusgary]

The real uses of those devices are even more interesting than mouse traps.

[@VR00100]

Yup

[@TheJawesomeOne]

Really large egg beater

[@LeeTheSecond]

They're for traps

[@VR00100]

@@TheJawesomeOne you mean sausage beater

[@jigokutsuushin]

I literally laughed out loud when he revealed the barn door latch

[@polk-e-dot8177]

"many things look like antique mousetraps, but theyre not." *words to live by*

[@johnrollex680]

It's a whisk, designed to catch eggs and beat them at the same time.

[@bluejay7805]

this made me laugh out loud and that is an extremely rare event my friend

[@poisoningparis8316]

Im oml really are u seriously- did you seriously think that's what it is for

[@kayamakoshi5746]

@@poisoningparis8316 They’re probably being sarcastic

[@hellgazer8370]

*_freshly squeezed._*

[@voidago7341]

I thought it was a whisk...

[@kdawg3484]

Future video: "I caught hundreds of yellowjackets with this antique bee trap I thought was a mouse trap."

[@FrstSpctr88]

It could be effective against hornets, well, ones that are big enough to be unable to wiggle through the bars.

[@birdofprey3952]

I regret reading the comments before watching the whole video now

[@hoon3y534]

reading these comments.. please tell me you guys dont think hornets and wasps are bees 😥

[@SoulTheWhiteAngel]

Someone said snake trap

[@remizu2901]

Most queen bees could get out

[@dpiddy022]

Shawn still being grossed out by poop makes him very relatable.

[@lyraleen1504]

Same

[@jirehjirehjirehjireh]

This guy sounds like Your Daily Dose of Internet’s uncle

[@kingtozz7820]

true, very true

[@amirbaig5900]

I also watch daily dose of internet and I also thing so you are right

[@AshtonScripts]

@@amirbaig5900 dude everybody does

[@user-EvilAlatreon963]

Yep

[@beanie_2515]

and the lockpicking lawyers brother

[@aterack833]

“A four hole choker mouse trap” damn kinky mice

[@histamenii]

Don't judge

[@sumdumcanine8969]

"Kinky mice" that sounds like something someone would yell out loud in the middle of lunch at school

[@erickmischke38]

The arced piece is for textile work. It’s a piece for an old sewing apparatus. Sorry if it was already ID’d. I went back a lot of comments!

[@alexgrover1456]

I am glad you pointed that out because it has nothing to do with bees!

[@tippyc2]

I was thinking that too, it's the shuttle from some kind of loom or weaving machine.

[@kutztownproduceshack9429]

The piece was apparently used to stitch labels, possibly in a silk mill.

[@TheLifeOfKane]

Got a link to source or proof?

[@00bean00]

The entrance?

[@hughbrackett343]

2:00 Pack rat attempts to unscrew trap from board to steal it.

[@scorinth]

I guessed it was for bees or wasps, but I didn't guess that it was specifically for *queen* bees. Fascinating.

[@litchtheshinigami8936]

Same.. i thought it must be an insect trap of some kind.. not specifically bees but still

[@NotherButter]

@-_- WarzikgamingYT Dafuq?

[@kambamkingbammy5141]

Why did you spoil it

[@sandraswan9008]

@@kambamkingbammy5141 because don't read comments before you've watched the video

[@danielholtzman2582]

Not a queen bee trap. It's a good guess though.

[@justaperson2189]

"Back in my day, you couldn't just, BUY, a whisk at the store, you want cake? WORK FOR IT. We made these traps to catch feral whisks, and then we spent hours and days, going into weeks to domesticate them into proper kitchenware"

[@cmndrkool321]

That mysterious item at 6:35 looks like something to do with a loom or spinning wheel. Like a spool holder while you’re weaving.

[@Igo4cheese]

It's a ribbon weaving shuttle.

[@timfowler4642]

Silk worm trap?

[@saphirestarr9952]

That's what I was thinking! No idea what though!

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

I like how even the mice were frustrated in this.

[@tadhgan]

He sounds like a more enthusiastic version of the lock picking lawyer

[@shadedway5277]

The mice: "?? What the- isn't this supposed to be a mousetrap?? How do I get caught??"

[@chaosgone]

My guess is a trap for snakes.

[@spintrap]

I stopped the video and I also think it's for snakes. Will see !

[@claytonparfumorse3101]

i had the same guess.

[@Thisismycomment.]

In conquer

[@Freekniggers]

That's what I was about to say.

[@ryusantos6145]

That's what I was thinking too.

[@dblevins343]

To be fair, I could easily see the seller of this item thinking its a mousetrap too so I'm not so sure they were purposely scamming you.

[@alb2063]

I mean, after he showed the comparisons I don’t blame him for being fooled

[@jdorffer]

Looks like a trap for catching minnow or small fish in a pond to use as bait

[@schlomoshekelstein908]

yup

[@dancearoundtheworld5360]

I thought cockroaches

[@user-lw4vi4oy2d]

I thought it was a snake trap

[@cmndrkool321]

It looks like it’s made of iron. It would rust away before you caught it’s worth in minnows.

[@scottjohnstone6204]

Or Cray fish.

[@gomi_chow]

"why do they have to poop everywhere" that's what my parents said all the time when I was a baby

[@whitneyfluttershyelizabeth]

Poor thing probably for scared 😟

[@ComedyCorner__]

My parents still say that about me now

[@Izuku-Midoriya7]

“Let’s see what happens.” *Le’ Chónk has entered the chat*

[@wisconsingoldrush8270]

Honestly I thought it was for grass snakes in the garden. But that's very interesting for catching queen bees! The size thing makes a difference

[@em1osmurf]

nearly 70 years old, and still learning amazing things i never knew. thanks!

[@KeizerSosebee]

Wait so you're 69 years old........nice

[@Vorazun]

@@KeizerSosebee XD thats why he said nearly 70 so we wouldnt say that o_O

[@chemicalchameleon3469]

Forgive me for prying, but, you're 70 years old and your name on youtube is "emo1o smurf"?

[@kacythomas7436]

I'm 80 yrs young and don't plan to stop learning until I have breathed my last. Mouse trap Monday is just one of many Ytube programs I watch and learn new things

[@xilrion]

This is an antique "air let trough" device.

[@larryferd1510]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@JS-rv3et]

2:50 i blinked and was not expecting that cut. Lolol

[@IgnatianMystic]

2:45 "Let me in! LET ME IIIIIIIIIIN!"

[@truthsmiles]

My guess: Crayfish/crawdad trap? Maybe a minnow trap?

[@nerdlingful]

truthsmiles I also thought crawdads

[@TBomb85]

That's what I thought as well... Would probably still work

[@z_xaggerrobloxnicholas5673]

they said it’s not a fish or eel, isn’t a crayfish considered a “fish”

[@truthsmiles]

@@z_xaggerrobloxnicholas5673 Good question. I suppose it depends who you ask... is a crab a fish? A lobster? I would say no but I could see how some would say yes.

[@MrSmokeyP]

That’s what I was said ! Glad someone else had the same thinking style

[@Josh12323]

Clearly a 17th century ghost trap.

[@jeremiahperez1]

Duh!

[@billythekidperez7343]

Who you gonna call?

[@Thisismycomment.]

Clearly!!

[@Thisismycomment.]

@@billythekidperez7343 ghost busters!!

[@razonable34]

👻

[@chongjunxiang3002]

Imagine 10 years later. Sell a Chevrolet Corvette online Call it antique mousetrap

[@Hammada]

Alt title: I got tricked by an eBay seller for this whole time.

[@okawez]

Please show the bee trap in action with bees, would be great!

[@ShiningSakura]

you would have to wait till around May or June for that to happen during swarm season. I really do wonder how well it works as I am a beekeeper.

[@smcdonald9991]

Yes! Catching that elusive North American Winter Bee would be cool.

[@hdezn26]

That probally would bee a great video.

[@dd_ranchtexas4501]

@@hdezn26 Such a Stinging comment!!! I'm buzzing outta here.....

[@dustinjr1993]

Would be a cool collab video with someone like Dirtrooster

[@Duelkitten]

You could always resell it as it is? I mean beekeepers might want it. As a sort of cool little antique. I kind of want to see how it works though

[@vidard9863]

I would think that it would actually be more valuable as a bee keeping tool. It is still a line of business.

[@samanthasoto21]

Probably put the queen inside and the hive swarms to it

[@chouseification]

@@vidard9863 possibly if there was a hive in a hollow tree nearby (and you wanted to catch the queen and a few workers)? The issue I see is sealing the gap well enough so they can't just chew around it, as well as the gap size - different breeds of bees need different spacing (because they're larger or smaller), so even if that's what this is meant for it would likely only work with certain types of bees.

[@alexgrover1456]

This is not a device for beekeeping.

[@Fabianwew]

It's part of a shuttle loom, not for bees

[@ongridself-reliantfamily1751]

I would say that your mystery device is for something in the textile industry. It looks like it would have a bobbin of thread on the central wire and then feed the end out through the springy wire pieces. But I would need more closeup shots and different angles to figure out how it might have worked. If you look up "geared shuttle" you will find results that look a lot like that on Ebay. Thanks so much for the fun video.

[@SilverScaleMA]

Love how your test mice are so willing to test the traps and seem to be so indignant when they don't work. 😂 I was thinking it could be used to catch small snakes...

[@antraxxslingshots]

6:35 that looks very much like a part of a loom, or a spinning wheel.

[@acewolf1724]

Youre right, it definitely looks like a spool holder or something very similar

[@fanplant]

I thought the same! What's it called again, a shuttlecock?

[@ciaranduignan7472]

yeah its a wooden shuttle

[@tangledthreadworks]

It's used as a shuttle for weaving ribbons and belts

[@alantrebon2290]

Yeah, it' definitely and old hand shuttle or loom of some kind.

[@wayne-oo]

That's a BINGO ball holder !!

[@Dplusithicus]

6:35 that looks like a wooden version of the thing that people use to tie nocking points and "drawbands" (?) on a bowstring. You know, that string that you see tied around a bowstring/drawstring, to keep it from fraying and hold the arrow.

[@ScornedOne1080]

@6:36 I think I've seen something like that before, but it was used for sewing/threading back in the late 1700s - early 1800s.

[@richardtodd6843]

My theory is that it's a kill trap, designed to dispatch nice one of two ways: (1) Have the mice die of exhaustion, frustration or starvation as they try to get in. (2) Occupy the mice so that they fall victim to predators.

[@JesterWhoHelps]

"Ill tell you what kind of trap it is at the end of the video" >skips to the end to figure out and watches the whole video anyway. Just tell us these things buddy.... we're not gonna leave you cus of one little secret.

[@RICDirector]

@6:36 that's a shuttle used for weaving and braiding, like for rope or ribbon.

[@randmayfield5695]

Fascinating! Thanks. I subscribed.

[@MrIrrationalSmith]

Reminds me of the basket of bees that Nic Cage wears on his head in The Wicker Man. EDIT: LOL, I made this comment before I heard Shawn's conclusion.

[@gkeyman565]

so you just need to find a collector of antique bee things !!!

[@TheIncredibleShrimpolino]

Great job spoiling it for everyone else :) Hope you are buying something nice for yourself with your 50 likes;)

[@n1nj489]

But does bees live long enough to become antique?

[@smoxthybweh]

@@TheIncredibleShrimpolino maybe don't go to the comments when you aren't done with the video then if ya want to avoid spoilers

[@TheIncredibleShrimpolino]

@@smoxthybweh possibly naive to not expect it. Still unneccessary.

[@satan2583]

@@TheIncredibleShrimpolino nobody asked.

[@a50ftfall6]

If you don't want to be on the edge of your seats waiting to know what it is here it's a queen bee trap

[@silver_the_rowlet2521]

I thought it would be a snake trap 😅

[@God-Emperor_Elizabeth_the_2nd]

I absolutely love how you get bamboozled by a door latch

[@GoJays]

Never would have guessed a couple years ago I'd be excited for mousetrap videos every week

[@brianlanders5306]

Welcome to the plandemic, I think a lot of people are wanting some kind of entertainment, the theater is closed and I don't have a television. It's mostly KZbin videos and online news.

[@dawnmichelle4403]

I never would have guessed queen bee! But it makes sense. Very cool video. ❤️

[@rob2316]

Didn´t know that yet... thx for the information.

[@michaelfritz8725]

The wire trap with the funnel entrance reminds me of a lot of fish traps, possible an old minnow or crayfish trap

[@DamonNomad82]

The last time I was this early, the antique mouse traps were still brand new!

[@Thisismycomment.]

That means your an antique

[@DamonNomad82]

@@Thisismycomment. Naturally!

[@Thisismycomment.]

@@DamonNomad82 sorry 😂😂I guess that comment sounded mean. I'm still just an In-mature teenager 😂

[@DamonNomad82]

@@Thisismycomment. No worries! I interpreted it as a joke. I'm 38, so I'm not exactly young anymore! :D

[@Thisismycomment.]

@@DamonNomad82 nonsense, practically a spring chicken

[@alexgrover1456]

Beekeeper here. That is not a bee trap. There is no way to attack the queen, the holes are too large to keep her in, and there is no way to set it in an area that she would even be in.

[@jbbolts]

its set at the entrance so the bees have no choice but to go through it... worker bees fit through the holes but the queen is forced to go to the ball section and shes bigger so she cant get out

[@rmbassett58]

I was thinking it could be a snake trap, but queen bee totally makes sense. That's so cool!

[@WinkTartanBelle]

Queen Keeper queen bee trap. COOL! This sort of thing was a cottage industry at one time, and even became popular during the Great Depression. I've seen "Tramp Art" that was actually homemade versions of stuff like this. Eel traps, minnow traps, snake traps, pigeon traps, various sorters and such things made by common folk who needed them but couldn't purchase them.

[@a1b2y25z26]

But,with just a few simple adjustments to the dimensions,the design could be applied to an actual mouse trap.

[@FerdinandFake]

protip: if you want to catch rats, build a giant trap that looks like an obvious smaller trap.

[@kathleenmichelet6585]

Love the barn latch

[@astronomydemon6312]

"its makes perfect sense" Me, knowing how bees work and that it doesn't make sense: 👁️👄👁️

[@TheBulbasaurKid]

Yep

[@SecretAgentXD1]

Freshwater shrimp/prawns (my guess)

[@SecretAgentXD1]

Okay, still an arthropod, I was "close"

[@Pynaegan]

I was going to guess it was for crawfish. 🤔

[@bradean2781]

Love the vids Shawn!!

[@wparo]

I think this will turn out to be a snake trap. Let's see...

[@somedude621]

When it showed that rat before it said the name of it I was like, “That’s a pretty big mouse.”

[@johnlord8337]

Could even be a yellow jacket or bumblebee trap. They are both underground nesting species. You place the wire net trap below the ground, allowing the hole to be the entrance. They crawl in, they don't come out. Then toss into the fire cremating the critters, and reset the trap into the ground. Especially good in orchards with bees and fruit trees. Hang with fruit into the trap and put up into fruit trees. Bees and yellow jackets et al crawl into get the red fruit - trapped.

[@Goldenhawk583]

bumblebees pollinate fruit trees, why kill them?

[@rob379lqz]

It’s a Mad Max Beyond Thunder Dome.

[@madifroogie6938]

Love your videos!

[@rodneymiller5926]

I believe that brass colored item is a vintage control handle for flying and controlling model air planes. A few strings keep control of the plane as it going around in circles.

[@QlueDuPlessis]

I should have known that. My Dad was a bee keeper.

[@Zooxmx2]

i was gonna say it was a snake trap

[@deadsushi4287]

The pet mouse every monday: "please dont be a mousetrap, please dont be a mousetrap"

[@asagelly2589]

Thanks for the lesson

[@tarstakars]

I saw a similar item to what you displayed with the choker and the snaptrap and they told me it was a flax stripper I have no idea why you strip flax but apparently when you harvest flax it needs to be stripped of leaves seeds little Twigs I don't know but the one I saw in the museum looked very similar to that

[@unclefrogy743]

my guess is that is one of the steps in making linen from flax

[@t.o.e.g.y.8602]

Looks like a large bug trap(my guess)

[@plagueinater]

I think a snake trap

[@t.o.e.g.y.8602]

Maybe

[@nicholasbenjamin3826]

We may have a winner...

[@somedudeontheinternet5213]

@@t.o.e.g.y.8602 air trap It traps air

[@somedudeontheinternet5213]

@@t.o.e.g.y.8602 air trap It traps air

[@someguest426]

Tennis balls chilling in it : I'm calm Mouses : HELP IM STUCK

[@cirrusword9069]

Looks similar to the hornet/wasp traps we set up in our barn, just without a spot to put honey for luring them in.

[@jovenalasis4468]

This looks like something used to catch monkeys. The bait goes inside the globe. The monkey will try to grab the bait by inserting its arm on the tube. When the monekey grabs the bait, it will not be able to get its arm out of the tube.

[@mattmexor2882]

Why would you put the big globe on the end? Plus it would need to be secured to something or the monkey would carry the trap away. There doesn't seem to be a great way to secure it.

[@UnknownGamer40464]

@@mattmexor2882 there are like a thousand different bars for you to zip tie

[@mattmexor2882]

@@UnknownGamer40464 This looks like something from the land of strings not the land of zip ties.

[@nilsschenkel7149]

6:26 I´d swear to have seen that thing in a museum, as part of an early automated loom. One where the warp thread was strung vertically, most often used for the creation of decorative tapes. Edit: shuttle`s the word for it.

[@blurryeyestf2]

yep

[@UtahSustainGardening]

It sure as heck isn't for catching queen bees!

[@battalion151R]

Shawn, Have you ever contacted Tom Parr, in Columbus Ohio? He has an extensive collection. But, thanks for sharing that queen trap, and the bee liner.

[@colonelcrockett2250]

It’s a queen bee trap. Saved you 8-10 minutes

[@909crime]

thank u

[@shadowkidgaming8253]

Hey man I see you used the cat pic I sent you! Elphie the cat appreciates it!

[@regsparkes6507]

Nope, never would have guessed that!

[@BouncingTribbles]

That's an awesome queen cage. The sphere would be perfect for carrying a swarm

[@lindaedvardsson4218]

It caught me.. at least😌.. Wow cool👌🏼 Thank you👏🏼😆🇸🇪

[@muskokamike127]

Pack Rat: how do I unhook this thing? it'd look great in my den! lolol

[@Crowwtf]

a queen bee could fly right out of that lol

[@saltygamer5042]

That barn door latch looked more like a rug holder for beating the rugs out

[@billywatkins4682]

My Great Grand Mother had one of those. She used it for Yellow jackets.

[@sigheyeroll]

If he gets a few more bee traps, he could add "bees" to his catching repertoire

[@Pentti_Hilkuri]

Shawn! You've let your barn mice get too fat.

[@ROGER2095]

They have a diet rich in peanut butter and sunflower seeds. And on occasion, other mice.

[@petergriffin9902]

His House mice are so skinny compared to them barn mice.

[@Pentti_Hilkuri]

There was even one with a size of a rat! =)

[@PinaaaColaaa]

It looks like it got inspiration from a fish trap or like one of those weighted bird feeders that are supposed to keep out squirrels.

[@michaelbell5135]

I Shawn this is Michael from California you have a nice way showing people or persons how to catch rodents on your KZbin channel I greatly appreciate it thank please keep up the good work