PRIMITIVE CONNIBEAR TRAP!!! Trap BEAR, COYOTE, FOX, SQUIRREL & more...

[@thekentucky89]

Welcome to youtube! I like your style. Cheers from Detroit!

[@broncobule]

Just found this peg trigger and it is a game changer. Good work on these videos. Here is a request for another trap application as you mentioned. This trap is up a tree or pole. Several good reasons to do that at times. So in example cutting down a smaller but tall dead tree where it can easily be propped back up after a trap is set toward the top of the tree for birds and tree critters. My best trap currently requires using a scotch eye hand auger and there is a lot of room for improvement. I am thinking of making a version of your Rodent Smasher2 on a knocked out plank utilizing the auger. Should be a totally portable trap that will last for years. Cheers!

[@pandemonium207akatara9]

This is wicked neat to watch

[@trailtrashoutdoors8173]

Looking forward to come more content my friend! Untill then I can binge the old stuff, its all great!

[@Someone-53]

Cool trap nice videos

[@mitchellwilliams9170]

I love primitive traps actually anything primitive lol survival is my passed time hobby lol

[@johnpc2023]

great video, love how your quick release peg works, I'm looking forward to trying it out on some large grey squirrels.

[@JJRSURVIVAL]

nice one mate , great trap

[@tahoemike5828]

I've watched a few of your videos now, you need to learn the "Alpine Butterfly Loop" knot to replace all those overhand loops. It is a climber's knot that provides a static loop, that can be untied easily no matter how much tension it is put under, and doesn't compromise line strength. One of its advantages is that you can tie it mid-line without having to access the ends of the line. Lots of how to tie it videos are available on YT.

[@WaypointOutdoorAdventures]

Excellent… Thanks so much. I’ll look that up!

[@pandemonium207akatara9]

Can't wait for future video

[@cunninglinguist9853]

I can see myself building some of those. Nice.

[@steveneugene339]

Keep the vids rolling .

[@rag3clan957]

Keep up the good work I see you becoming big in the future!!!!

[@codystill6709]

Awesome video brother, keep it up

[@codystill6709]

Could u tell me where i could buy one of those water cups you were giving away

[@vidiotzak]

Keep em' coming brother

[@brettnelson2821]

Awsome trap keep it up

[@benc542]

That’s a cool trap

[@druface12345]

Nice

[@frantanovotny7876]

Cool!

[@LadyTSurvival]

havent ever made one of those

[@keithlester9152]

I can see how it could be used for passive fishing pole also.

[@waltergigandet6715]

Mojave scissors trap is way simpler and easier to set up.

[@WaypointOutdoorAdventures]

Yes… Definitely agree. Just trying to be creative and get people to think of new/different things :-) appreciate your watching!

[@pandemonium207akatara9]

Hey Justin

[@johnbahnsen1560]

Taking way too much time and uses way too much paracord or bankline. You are polluting the trap area with your scent tree by taking so long to set ot

[@Shadowaspen]

That happens when people show traps and never trapped anything in their life

[@randybeeson3424]

I somewhat understand the trigger but presentation was for showing, not teaching. Maybe that's by design I don't know.

[@WaypointOutdoorAdventures]

Yeah, it was just more of a demonstration. I need to get back to doing some of the tutorial videos on these.

[@keen9629]

This is sarcasm right? Pretty complicated

[@thespencersadventures6210]

And another

[@JakeWalkerSong]

Probably heard this 1000 times, but your volume levels are way off. Can't hear you speak, turn it up, then your theme music blows up the house. Consider this when editing. Thx

[@WaypointOutdoorAdventures]

Hey… Thanks so much for watching, and for your feedback! I did this video quite a while ago. I have made those adjustments in my newer videos. Much appreciated!