Survival Traps- Live Game Box Trap

[@sigma3survivalschool]

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[@walleyefishinrod3115]

Good video brother. Live food don't spoil!!! Good instruction. Take care...Rod

[@StephenCooteNZ]

Good demo. I've only ever used the double trip sticks for the trigger... the idea being that the bait is between the sticks so the bird has to cross a stick to get to the bait. If the cage is big enough the sticks don't have to go back to the corners of the cage, they can just be set a few degrees apart. But a single stick is good, and I can follow your logic. You make nice videos. Best wishes from New Zealand... Stephen Coote

[@contreeman]

great job gentlemen. keep up the great work GOD BLESS..

[@sticknstonesbrkbones]

I like that trap and the trigger system, very cool. thx for vids

[@josephcade3541]

Thankyou you saved my life

[@masterofce]

Excellent.!! Great Channel.....

[@sigma3survivalschool]

depends on the game I'm going after but everything seems to love peanut butter which I usually carry in my kit

[@garrettjohnston5153]

Where gloves may get bit from wild rabbits good video sir thanks guys .

[@williamperrin1125]

Hey thanks you just gave me an idea for a logwam similar to a wigwam, but with your design it's a logwam. : ) Shelter and a trap in one video I like that.

[@garrettjohnston5153]

Sounds like rattle snakes but also locusts in trees but great video sir very much

[@desertlonghunter]

Here in the desert most of menu consist of rodents, so dead-falls rule. I really don't like eating game that has stiffened up, also in the heat it often spoils. A trick I use is to dig a hole under my dead-fall, this way the game is trapped alive!

[@RichardRhoul]

Love ya videos cant wight to get to try some of this out on my next leave

[@herpingmad145]

how do you like that brothers of bushcraft knife, i have heard i doesn't cut too well because of the thick spine and scandi grind. thanks for the vid

[@CarlosPortoPhotography]

Nice

[@jameswhitten7097]

nice, I can't wait to try that on a squirrel

[@GWHcraig1088]

very nice. that would be good for the phesants where i live.

[@spydermonkey281]

I wonder would that make a good carrier or like basket to carey stuff to forage

[@jnlnds]

I have a question that may be dumb, but I am curious. How do you harvest something like a rabbit out of a trap like that? It seems to me that if you have to reach your arm under there you are in trouble; either the animal escaping, getting bit, and so on. Thanks.

[@alexjones7469]

Can you make a video about catching the animals and retrieving them please

[@sigma3survivalschool]

nah probably not. It could carry bulky items but not its recommended use

[@thelister4910]

Pin it to the ground at the neck by sliding a "Y" stick through slots in the box.

[@hhhllkk88]

What do you use for your fishing bait in your other videos? thanks

[@somebodylove1490]

nice

[@PastorPeewee20]

you don't show how to attach the cordage and I can't see the cordage at all when u add more sticks so kinda confused

[@willahern9601]

What would be the best way to get the bird out of the Trap without it getting away

[@thelister4910]

Good video, but LOL at baby buzzards "about 10 or 15lbs". The 'buzzards' will weigh about 5 pounds when fully grown.

[@pwner49er]

I prefer a trip wire system to make the trap fall

[@Death2TheFlesh]

Snoop Dogg hot pocket commercial?

[@plan3tcaravan]

Where exactly are y'all based out of. I live in alabama and apparently there are no primitive survival schools are anything of the like in this state.

[@sigma3survivalschool]

+plan3tcaravan We have schools in VA, MO, AR, FL, and CO.

[@FireButtBreather]

hell ya, corona saw