Simple Easy Snare Trap

[@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.

[@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

[@ampman5357]

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

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

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

[@wow24shorts]

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

[@yublydubly]

my only question is why?

[@SouthernPatriot1]

Awesome share! 👌🏻👏🏻

[@trenitalia9184]

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

[@bunnylebowski4465]

I know this is an older video but if anyone sees this comment i have two questions! How do you tie the rope that snares the animal, what knot would i use to make it tighten when triggered? And is the other end of the rope tied to like a tree branch or something that springs back up when the little stick is released for the 7 cut stick? Thanks for any answers i might get ❤

[@bushcraftoregon]

you just can use a simple slip knot for the loop that will tighten around the animal and the other end is tied to the branch in any good knot you wish. you can type in slip knot on google or youtube and see how they do it. some make it quite confusing and some really don't even slip when finished. You can buy from survival outlets wire snares already made up as well.

[@bushcraftoregon]

here is a good video on the slip knot..... kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5SXoH-Jfaqcf7M

[@bunnylebowski4465]

@@bushcraftoregon wow thank you so much for the quick and informative reply!!!! This helps me a lot!

[@fernandosanchez9226]

Noice i get plenty of rabbits around here

[@stuartbailey6201]

Brilliant 👍

[@mikemarley2389]

Hare trigger😊.

[@r.a.escaromd7136]

Nice Good job

[@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

[@alexanderwright9064]

Easy. Thanks!

[@ramonag91]

Hi I like this I’ll try it

[@kenc3630]

good deal

[@billyjoedenny]

ive been teaching my grandson these simple traps billy joe

[@Ohmyadeline]

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

[@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.

[@Lee-ramzo-RL-lol]

Well it definitely works... you're just learning the wrong topic for your own good

[@user-hz8bi3lj6v]

@@Mike-tf9rx you can’t talk about something you don’t have yourself Mike

[@SamuelAli-fv9xb]

Nice will try it

[@bushcraftoregon]

One of the easier snares I have found

[@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. 😂😂😂

[@mesozoicfauna]

We will use them in the apocalypse 😂🤣

[@noahboll]

What kind of knot do you use? @ghosthonda

[@bushcraftoregon]

just a slip knot

[@MiguelMartinez-ch3tp]

Como hacer una trampa de puertas para que no me robén en casa

[@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.

[@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! 🗝🙏🏼👣

[@TimsAdventures]

outstanding!

[@thomasmessenger5848]

Nice and Easy .

[@kenc3630]

yep; good that way

[@bushcraftoregon]

Yes, thanks

[@LawsonVI]

Nice

[@juliorochamalafaia4689]

Simples e eficiente

[@cabotbluegill]

interesting

[@lucianofruci7966]

6

[@ytkzm]

Hahaha

[@MarkHigh-z5o]

Definitely a greenhorn

[@bushcraftoregon]

Maybe you should enlighten us with your wisdom.

[@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 !!