The Best 110 Conibear Coni Pan for Trapping and Survival

For the best poaching manuals available anywhere, check out meattrapper.com/wildman/
To unlock over 250 episodes of MeatTrapper Radio, Resistance Trapping and almost a hundred other Bonus items, consider joining our tribe at / meattrapper

[@timhalcomb4041]

Appreciate you taking the time to show us this new product

[@minktrappingpaddy]

Yep! Been waiting for the 110 version to come out since you showed us these pans. Gotta get my order in cheers!👍

[@kevinmask]

Thanks for the tip! I just ordered a dozen!

[@waylandforge8704]

Thanks MT. I've missed your postings, good to see you're back.

[@Meattrapper]

Flytye Thank you. I got a lot more coming soon!

[@linklesstennessee2078]

Got me some for 110 also had some for 220 &330 they do work great

[@dwaynefick6947]

Thanks for that info ! I learned tons from you .i caught my first beaver with some of your tips .

[@martinadejaquiz2482]

watched it again - gonna order some & thank you!

[@ToddWittenmyerBackwoodsLiving]

I really gotta try these! Thanks Tim!

[@joelewis7507]

Thanks MT, my friend you are a great resource.

[@Meattrapper]

Joe Lewis Thank you sir. Now that trapping season is close I'll have a lot more coming out.

[@kencollins7046]

Thanks Tim! Please do a video this season on the Fremont foot snare if you still like them. I have one and used it some last season but would love to hear your detailed instruction of how to use them. Thanks!

[@Meattrapper]

Ken Collins Definitely will do. I have a trick where I use a car wash sponge under the pan. Works great.

[@bruceclark5627]

Stumbled upon your chanel ,instantly subbed after from first vid,on my fourth!!!!! Love your content, thank you so much for your time and effort for the trapping community first generation such as my self!!¡

[@Meattrapper]

Bruce Clark Thank you very much sir!

[@johnmorgan6073]

Hey Mike it was good to one of your videos i was just wondering when you are going to do more of them i know that you are a very busy man have a lot to do

[@larryferrell176]

thanks for all you do just 1 doz for 110 conibear

[@blaze-mh9eg]

Been using regular conibear 110 for squirrel would you use this with or without bait for squirrel?

[@terat1227]

Do you know of any good stainless steel, rust proof 110 conibear traps to suggest?

[@martinadejaquiz2482]

urd best - saved link - will order some - thx & liked!

[@frank5387]

Well MT, Guess I'm gonna have to check these out now ! : )

[@Meattrapper]

frank You will love them! Quality product, made in America.

[@a234633]

So witch would be better or more practical snares or conibears for rabbits ,beaver survival food

[@kevinwimmer4159]

You haven't used the savage pan system. It replaces trigger and dog. The Canadian company

[@sterlingreece9355]

I just ordered six!

[@Liljoozy]

how are they doing

[@brianlanders8028]

I watched 6:02 of video, but you never did show how the trap pan is attached to the 110 Conibears.

[@bwsmith101]

Where can I buy these traps?

[@chipusas1161]

cool...thanks

[@linklesstennessee2078]

Got to get me some

[@Meattrapper]

You'll love them - made in America out of very stout steel!

[@nixter8739]

Is there any issue with the dog being close to the ground?

[@Meattrapper]

As long as it does not freeze to the trap or ground - no.

[@preparedsurvivalist2245]

The only problem I have with those pan set 110s is you typically have to ground set them. You can make mounts for horizontal limbs to get them up in the air a bit, but it takes some doing. Don't get me wrong, squirrels will come down to the ground for bait especially, so they'll still work on the floor. However, you'll get rats or other random non targets in there too, not to mention scavengers can more easily get at your catch. Kind of a trade off if you ask me, but it works either way if done properly.

[@coodyoutdoors8766]

Can’t wait to go my hands on a few dozen of these pans

[@Meattrapper]

I'm loving them. Really hammering squirrels with them.

[@coodyoutdoors8766]

I made a few pans for 110 because the squirrels left me no pecan this year Chips pans whole lot better than I made my sons 330’s will be getting pans to

[@BearlyOutdoors]

Sir, I understand the flat pan use for on land trapping. How well does the pan work underwater? Perhaps this year you might be able to experiment and get some in-action video? As always, thank you for the education. Love the new intro before the intro!

[@Meattrapper]

Michael Meisberger For use underwater, just bend the pan slightly upwards. They will hit it with their breast.

[@adamtarbaux7769]

Will this pan work for muskrat

[@Meattrapper]

It will, put pans work best on dry ground - not in underwater sets - so it depend on the set.

[@adamtarbaux7769]

The Meat Trapper ok thanks for the tip

[@Joe_Goofball]

I live in a part of the country that doesn't get cold enough to freeze animals that are killed in a trap. My concern with these traps is that the meat could spoil before I got back to the trap. Is there a way to make these less lethal?

[@grimmreapo655]

BRUHHHHH

[@Rokaize]

Leonard Urban This is an old post but this needs to be addressed. You should check ALL of your traps, everyday, preferably each morning. A conibear is a lethal instrument. And manipulating it in ways it wasn’t designed will result in pointless suffering for the animal. Don’t be stupid and torture animals. Do this responsibly

[@joelhar1]

Is ExpandaPan still around? Go Daddy says the domain is available... is ExpandaPan the correct spelling?

[@Meattrapper]

www.expandapantraps.com/

[@johngusmano387]

That’s freakin’ cool!!!!

[@Meattrapper]

Johnny G They are great!

[@billakpaula4750]

தமிழ்