How To Catch A Crab In A Bamboo Trap

How To Catch A Crab In A Bamboo Trap
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Survival Lilly has Lily you've helped so much for when I go into the woods

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[@DrCreamFilms]

Excellent video Lilly, good luck with your own survival knife

[@김형욱-n7q]

Do you have only one bikini?

[@theaprilwitness3745]

Survival Lilly ... Hi Lilly! I am a huge fan and watch all your videos. I noticed you are doing more tropical videos. Are you preparing for something special? I am also a fan of Naked and Afraid and I would LOVE to see you conquer that challenge. I know you could do it! Or maybe you are preparing for another challenge? Can you tell us about it?

[@Comp3630]

The island series is awesome. Not that I don't love the typical forest bush-craft clips, but this is literally a breath of fresh air/sea breeze.

[@TAOutdoors]

Never seen that sort of trap before, that was awesome.! Thanks for another good vid Lilly

[@gregdolan340]

Complicated (for many) wildlife traps that a person makes themselves, that work are so fascinating to see function.

[@AussieRic]

Lilly just a quick question.. what is the best survival knife you have had so far?

[@akashanee3048]

I love your tropical island series 😍 pretty impressive trap! I can't wait for your knife!!!!!!! Keep on being amazing and thank you for sharing XXX

[@renzkundaisuki77]

Who the heck is this and what mean that xxx Year sold:12 im serios😒😒

[@jerrycoon4504]

I like the trigger device. Pretty cool!

[@nvrumi]

It's a good trigger... a variant on the figure four trigger, I think.

[@tphvictims5101]

A little more sun, and blue is a great color for you. The knife has to be incredible steel.

[@psyamok3735]

very nice trap Lilly. really nice. I am a fan and watch many vid of yours and many of them make sense and i've learn a lot from you. However, we locals don't need to waste all the effort to catch crab, lol. My humble suggestion, pls go see how the locals catch food. Simplified. the formula is always exert the least among of energy to accumulate the highest amount of food resources.

[@artistaloca4]

I absolutely love your instructional videos like this!! Thank you very much ❤️

[@htf5555]

Yes, very captivating traps.

[@keitholeniacz7602]

Nice job Lilly!

[@p1nesap]

cool design! a bigger hole will accommodate more meat.

[@gasstoz4311]

Nice video

[@cronkemerson3791]

i love this channel

[@tsfcancerman]

To much energy used to make this trap in a survival situation, easier to dig a hole and cover most of it exept the holes you want the animals/crabs/snakes to use to get down into the trap. Because either you need a very big diameter of the bamboo or you might need 100 of these to get all the crabs you need since not all will catch anything.

[@aldenunion]

If you were starving,one crab would make a nice broth..

[@maniacofthewoods5510]

Pretty cool trap, I wood make it if I had bamboo. I am very glad you still have more tropical islands videos! Thanks for the great content!

[@JJ42415]

we all know why we are here.....

[@rasta_boy1419]

Because we like crabs?

[@JJ42415]

Rasta_boy indeed

[@JJ42415]

Joe Mama yup, that's bonus

[@JJ42415]

Sameone You are probably right, but it's not her fault that she is ultra hot and beautiful

[@dodochrist8277]

+Sameone Back in the day she didn't do this...

[@GruntProof]

You should talk about the effects of tropical heat on a european 😁 My wife is German and it's hilarious taking her to my hometown on the beach.

[@mannexyee737]

We used to make plenty of these when i was a kid.. we trapped rodents, iguanas, monitor lizard aside from crabs by using this kind of trap.. Our phil armed forces also used these methods for survival training

[@marcblair1893]

What the heck? Your a damn ninja!! 💖. Awesome!

[@teddythefourth2831]

I wonder if you could use a weight instead of tension if you don't have rubber.

[@srm8866]

You're a fantastically brilliant and amazingly talented young woman, Lilly ... love watching your videos!

[@kiannerom5240]

Thanks lilly for share your talent. God bless.

[@jinxjones5497]

which knife is this? you usually say but not this time. your link to "your gear" links nowhere, did you know?

[@SurvivalLilly]

this is the fallkniven s1, but I am not happy with it. Better to get a Coldsteel SRK if you want a knife that doesnt break or chip on you

[@explorer099]

Just the kinda' gal I'd want by my side to endure the zombie apocalypse 👍

[@ForeignMRE]

I made them when I was young to catch rabbits.

[@bahamajim1998]

Cool ass concept

[@dominiquehigby9537]

what island are u on?

[@dominiquehigby9537]

looks like your in the Seychelles

[@reb8951]

Where is this location? Great video btw , I love your content

[@JuggoJuggo]

Every knife company should give Lilly their knives, no better torture tester out there.

[@رائدرائد-م6ت7ظ]

From which country do you wish to be friends?

[@johnlord8337]

Keep the trap with one end closed, ... then you can just put in the salt water, and put bamboo near the fire, and boil up the crab, ... then pull them out for eating. Bamboo cooks and steams very well.

[@BraxxJuventa]

Very good trap! Great survival skill Lilly! Thank you for sharing it with us. :)

[@dolanschmidt356]

Looking forward to seeing your knife

[@akashanee3048]

Dolan Schmidt the knife will be on my christmaslist :D

[@northernselfreliance6943]

That is one of the coolest new things I have seen in bushcraft/survival videos in a very long time. Great video as always Lilly 😀

[@AlexT-md9df]

It looks like some sort of medieval weapon

[@Chiefchief4444]

Was there a camera person?

[@antoniomz3826]

Nice videos Lilly

[@hvggroup]

very cool video

[@andrewadams4000]

Love the video

[@redemption8980]

why can't I ever come across an adventurous lady like her...where's my better half😭😭

[@liquididentity101]

Instructions unclear. Now I have bamboo splinters and I'm stuck in the big hole. I didn't use a rubber.

[@andycleary6209]

If you didn't use a rubber then chances are you will catch crabs ;)

[@soulestredhead2061]

I love the joke

[@michaeld8975]

Sounds like the voice of experience, how did you get rid of them? Fire and an Ice Pick?

[@spacemanmoe5622]

Hi Lilly thanks for the post, I just got my power turned back on after hurricane Irma. I live in central Fl. USA. Keep posting your survival videos as they are a big help in a bad time. Thank you Lilly Spaceman Moe.

[@travisutkin3728]

Those crabs prey on poisonous jumpin jack ants(made my day when i saw this happen in Australia,also you can catch a massive fish with a crab,thread a large enuff hook thru the far back legs(the holes in the shell)

[@jeffghant4760]

I have no interest in catching crab. But I clicked and liked anyway. Don't judge me.

[@sarahwinterbottom6266]

Catching crabs!I must say I have been carefull all my life not to catch crabs!A little humor there😁,no seriously though great trap,your terrific Lily, and you look great😉in that island setting🌴🌴, i'll be watching with BAITED breath for your next adventure!🐬

[@stevenedwards4470]

that's pretty nifty. it might be fun to make a larger version. Play around with trigger design and see if it could be adapted for underwater

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

Very cool Lily! It definitely worked. Thanks for sharing!

[@rubencordova1356]

Great video, reminds me of the military jungle survival classes. Thank you

[@Drew_Hurst]

Just watched your 'Hey Bear' video and really loved it. It's such a great rewarding feeling relying on your own skills in the wilderness. The change of perspective when a meal of fish is like winning the lottery, it shows us what is important in life. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us, you did well, very proud of you.

[@takhanh1038]

I like Lilly, i love canada.

[@liquididentity101]

I caught crabs in Thailand once.

[@wickedcoolname5756]

liquididentity101 From a ladyboy

[@robertcorbell1006]

This video shows how easy it is to catch crabs in Thailand even with a good rubber...

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[@bobfitzpatrick947]

Hi Lilly, Yes these kinds of traps are very effective, plus it give a person something to do if ever shipwrecked on an isolated island to pass the time! Keep up the good work your doing a fabulous job! One other thing, these videos you recommend from these guys out in the woods, most are not up to your standard of video. You produce a quality product, which intern had played a large part in your success.

[@weedXD38]

HELLO !!! Another excellent vid.Thanks for sharing!!! :-) :-)

[@Challenger160500]

Supi ;-) . Habe lange auf die Fortsetzung gewartet. Wo bist du denn genau?

[@aldenunion]

Hey!!! that would work for mice in a humane fashion.lol..Must check often because mice would try to chew through but still,a Ultra valuable demo here...

[@KeefsCattys]

Lilly. You should bring out a 'Survival Chisel Set' with a ' Survival Mallet' .

[@robcreel4257]

Thats a pretty slick trigger system. I used to do something similar. More of a gravity system using a box. Yours is way more impressive!

[@littleshepherdfarm2128]

Lily I wish you would show us how to catch northern river craw fish and mussels using something like this. Is there even a way to do that without walking all over flipping stones looking for them?

[@billy348]

Great idea love I will have to try this out. Can't wait to see your knife love all knives I have a big collection.

[@riSurvival89]

Hallo lilly Echt super falle, hab ich noch nie gesehen, sehr kreativ. Gruß Remo 😎

[@SurvivalLilly]

Danke Remo, hab ich bei Blackscoutsurvival das erste Mal gesehn. LG Lilly

[@riSurvival89]

Ok danke, auch cooler Typ

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

Kinda reminds me of a figure 4 deadfall trap. Seems quite similar in concept, but instead of using gravity, you use tension by rubber strand. Not sure how useful this would be for survival since it can only catch really small crabs (though I suppose even small crabs would be better than nothing). You might need to use bigger bamboo to catch substantial meat, but I'm not sure how much thicker bamboo grows. So perhaps a different plant.

[@harryruffner]

Hey Lilly. again... just discovered ya... and am joining the rest of the survival prepper world saying... just love the videos. I have a comment regarding your trap. I bet some variation of that trap would work great for Scorpions or Tarantulas.

[@samstewart4444]

The blue elastic band could have been replaced by a flexible piece of wood. This trap design has been used in rural parts of West Virginia for catching rabbits, possums, skunks, etc. for at least 60 years. The tube was replaced by a wooden box, and the door closed by gravity, but the trigger mechanism was the same. I used to find traps like this (50 years ago) on deserted farms that were very old. One advantage of this type of trap is that if you catch a family pet by mistake you could let them go unharmed. Another important advantage (in a survival situation) is that you could catch rabbits alive, put them in a cage and feed them weeds that were inedible to people. The rabbit was in effect, converting something useless (the weeds) to something good to eat (rabbit meat.) I know this technology works because I once made a trap like this to catch whatever was killing chickens on a farm in Colorado. It turned out the predator was a skunk.

[@1evertonfc100]

Was you in a rush? I love your vids because you usually take time to explain everything even show when stuff go wrong which I know people appreciate by reading the comments. Just seemed that vid was rushed. Anyway keep up the good work. X

[@ronplucksstrings7112]

I'm thinking that being stuck on, and needing to survive on, a deserted island with the talented and beautiful Lilly wouldn't be so bad...more like a dream come true...just saying...!

[@damo250f]

Nice work. Looks like it would work really well. Thanks for sharing Lilly. 👌

[@kenr1067]

Very good thinking!!

[@curtite]

Needed Survival Lily instead of Tokyo Rose during Guadalcanal to use Ka-Bars knives not for rotten bags of rice and coconuts.

[@paulm2336]

Lmao... risk vs reward... this makes no sense... too much work for a crab... u know locals just dig that stuff... another unnecessary junk for survival... save time and calories making something else...

[@imapseudonym1403]

Whereas the trap works, it is overly complicated, and requires some sort of torsion material to work. And, to be fair, it wouldn't be easy to just find rubber sheet on an island. Even if you did, rubber breaks down in sunlight quickly, so it would most likely be useless.

[@shorea27]

Small crabs are sometimes deep fried until crunchy and u eat them all. Its shell is a good source of calcium for your bones.

[@Marvelsdisneydreamuniverse]

Survival Lilly can you please show us how to make coconut flour, coconut milk and coconut oil in the woods?

[@cambodiaanimalchannel4636]

Very good video! Lilly

[@trailbreeze]

This is so cool. What a great live trap. Keep these awesome videos flowing girl.

[@christianlee1151]

beach is soo pretty! and keep up the AWESOME videos

[@blkstone8071]

If I mailed you my favorite survival knife would you sign it?!

[@TressaZimmerman]

That is so cool

[@crazylegsmurphy]

Cool idea, but this seems like an overly elaborate trap to catch crab. Here on the Pacific coast I've seen people catch 6" Dungeness crab with nothing more than a dish drying rack. The problem with this trap is that it is an active trap. That means once any animal has tripped the trap, that is all you get. One crab does not a meal make. I would have used the bamboo to create a simple trap that will allow the crab in, but not back out. That way multiple crab can be caught.

[@haikaltaufiqul7655]

hai.. you beautiful girl.. im haikal from bandung city, west java, Indonesia.. i like you 😍

[@diydarkmatter]

cool trap lilly . beautiful place where your at . almost as beautiful as you dear . god bless you

[@keithgerard7784]

What brought me to your video was crab catching with bamboo in Trinidad, but was not demonstrated.. Glad I found, more to learn. Way more humane than the filipine bamboo trap.

[@aressea5813]

I respect all non causing problems woman and here we got a very productive woman with a positive energy. Cheers. Thanks for all videos.

Congratulations!

[@robertcorbell1006]

This video shows how easy it is to catch crabs in Thailand even with a tight rubber... ;) On a side note, with all this bamboo tech, I wonder if Lilly has time to see that Vietnamese guy who does similar stuff?

[@AndrewZaidan1997]

I love this kind of stuff i'm going to try and watch all 14 parts!

[@rush2124u2]

if you a piece of bamboo that is 12 inch, 30.4cm in diameter will you catch a 10lb crab? or it doesn't work that way?

[@TBOR101]

That trap is almost as Cool as you are..Thanks for sharing

[@jeffreyjuse1915]

I love your videos. I think it's awesome when,women like you enjoy nature and the great outdoors showing there skills. I actually used one of your bush craft methods of making fire with a canal so that smoke doesn't fill my shelter. Awesome video

[@singeparabellum396]

Will your knife be SRK based ? Thanks for your video

[@mr.vinegaroon3132]

Lilly you don't need all that to catch crabs. Also that trap won't let in a large crab, the kind good for eating. Just take a line and a sinker, tie some chicken necks from a grocery store to it and drop it where crabs are located. You'll need a net, though you can also get a crab trap in the form of a net and an iron circle, then if you have that, just tie the bait to the bottom of the net. When you feel a tugging, pull the line easily up (if all you have is the bait tied to it) or harder but not too hard if you have a crab net. Dump the crabs into a tall fruit basket and go back for more. If you are in a survival situation, some fish parts or bits of game you have hunted will work in place of the necks.

[@normanmallory2055]

How slick is that.. How did you learn to make the trap? Looks like you returned to your favorite knife.. Seems you were doing so well with the Bear Gillis knife and it worked for you...

[@darksentinel9304]

wouldn't it have been easier to go into the water and hand catch a crab?

[@KarlHeger]

Sehr gute Falle und vor allem extrem sensibler Auslöser. Top Video Lilly. ;o)

[@DeafAlien2012]

How to grab someone's attention? Wear a bikini. :) Thank for all your survival videos Lilly.

[@pottierkurt1702]

OR you could just dig a hole.. put bamboo on the sides and a rotten fish under a rock in the hole and you have 20 crabs with 1/10 th the effort

[@Shooter11B]

Cool trap. Do you think it can be made with 100% natural materials??

[@SurvivalLilly]

yes you can lay a big log onto the entrance. same principle

[@kovona]

I bet a longer slender stick strung with natural cordage can serve as a bow spring as well.

[@Shooter11B]

Excellent! Thank you Lilly!

[@scottmccarty2134]

cool bamboo trap lilly

[@rajeevrnath]

hi Lilly it's nice one , but I think it's a small trap, only we get small crabs 🦀

[@elvisburgerking8675]

What tops the subscriber demographics, Guys who like girls in small bikinis ? or guys that like girls with big knives ?