Traps and Triggers part 1

The first installment in a new series of skills... primitive traps and triggers

[@robertpattinson2065]

Finally, someone that knows how to show the way it's done

[@Charlamanga]

I love how the intro is "It's pretty much illegal to do this anywhere, but here's the proper way on how to do it" LMAO

[@richardpeterson3753]

well that is because in most cases this is illegal unless your ligit in a survival situation.there are exceptions,and most of those are in the realm of pest control and is heavily monitered.in day to day applications the law sees this as setting booby traps,and that gets sticky real fast.not everybody has common sense,nor is everyone responsible enough to use these traps without cuaseing a shit storm so the law takes the easy option and tells us nobody can use em.and in a way,it's understandable.traps don't descriminate.takes skilled trappers to be able to spicifically target an animal,and even then,shit goes wrong.what if say,a kid walks into a snare you set and dies? and it can happen.again,traps don't descriminate.this is the main reason they are not legal.

[@yonosenada1773]

So glad I found this channel and this series. Thank you!!!

[@Roel922]

This is the most best and understandable trap video's I have seen. I'm going to try this out. Thank you!

[@Supra_Mare_Cultro_Bloke]

i have waited for 7 years for Part 2.

[@msovereign3076]

Great video. No bS about how your day is going. Quick and to the point. Excellent

[@PotatoWhyKid]

That was great, thanks for the knowledge. I look forward to the series.

[@bagherhabibi]

Best tutorial ever. Thank you

[@navagatingthroughthebeasts2908]

Very good one huh

[@jefferybublitz7968]

Thank you for this block of instruction.!! I have found that your patience to describing everything that you have desired to share with me th viewer, to have been very helpful, & openly shown. Some of th other folks who have tried to show & tell these trapping & snaring videos, have failed to being so open to explaining show thing in detail. Good Job.!!

[@robertnoel2363]

You are very welcome my friend. I wish i had more time to continue teaching...maybe one day!

[@temomoreno2018]

Thanks for the great detailed video Robert. I will try these.

[@danemmerich6775]

Great job!! Love it.

[@VincentArboriste]

That was awesome!!!

[@zooknz1711]

Good stuff. I remember catching a gopher living under our house, with a snare like you made. It worked, I got the little pest.

[@codyjamessingleton5098]

Make the trigger more sensitive and place the trigger center of the trail, put your snare level with the ground and load it... Bait it. Rabbit comes along and bumps it snare rips up grabs its legs... Make a spike wall then the rabbit gets thrown into the spike wall, put a trigger on that spike wall so it releases a catapult and it throws the rabbit in the direction where Epstein didn't kill himself.

[@lostinkansasonasunnyday305]

LOL!

[@JoeBlobA]

Perfect

[@LondonCarnaval]

Just briliant excellent Thank you so so much. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@w.hoffman3308]

Nicely presented and videoed. Thanks.

[@artcianfanojr]

Great instruction

[@KeepItSimpleSurvival]

Nicely explained, well done....thank you

[@billyandrew]

As a rank beginner, I've been trawling through countless vids with little understanding of the process, as the presenters assume those watching have a similar level of knowledge to themselves, which is frustrating and clearly incorrect. This vid gives clear indication of category and understandable, step by step instructions for the basic trap, then flows naturally into the next stage. I sincerely hope you continue the series. Much obliged!

[@robertnoel2363]

Billy Andrew thanks bro. I try! Sadly i moved away from NZ, and the whole settling into another place has meant the youtube channel has been neglected. I will get back to it.

[@billyandrew]

Robert Noel I certainly hope so. There aren't enough teachers like you around. Be lucky!

[@t5sur1]

dear billy, don't fall for this clown's bull. contact you state trappers association.

[@MrSIXGUNZ]

wow great step by step info !! Blessings sir :-)

[@cjthebomb5518]

thank you for the detail it helps so much

[@doctorbea]

Thanks for the share. This is an outstanding tutorial, with a very concise breakdown of the fundamental principals. Cheers.

[@ooramy5556]

this kind of videos can save someone's life

[@michaelokelly5353]

Hey- immediately love the Video cause I thought it was guy from Wexford.....Im from Wicklow.... But I guess its Eastern Canada... I like traps too-- thanks for you Vid...

[@Rooseveltpedro]

Good idea the double L trap. Well thought!

[@bigal25938]

Bandaid on the thumb is a nice touch.

[@roguerangerroger]

Mangle, strangle, dangle, and tangle. Got it

[@rubenolivares2680]

Al fin alguien muestra una trampa en detalle, felicitaciones.

[@meldeweese6875]

EXCELLENT ! Mtn Mel here in W. Colo. Like your teaching skills. I am a Ret. USN 59-82 , Para- Rigger / SERE /JEST P. I. Inst . Still teaching , learning and sharing . Thank You , " Bravo Zulu " , Mel Deweese

[@Mike-mn8wy]

Great presentation!

[@robertnoel2363]

Thanks, wish I had time to continue it

[@Mike-mn8wy]

@@robertnoel2363 watching the toggle release traps vid now! I think a lot of people wish you'd make more too! Anyways good stuff and thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@HolyokeHighSchoolVideoProducti]

Traps made simple - great videos

[@garryhoddinott7956]

Excellent! Informative without being too long. And please continue the series! You are a good presenter and your video skills are good too. Great content, well expressed.

[@lidlnutz]

my feelings exactly. wish I had found his vids 4 years ago

[@tomhlavacek1255]

kzbin.info/door/aHhgTTW9-aVc3n-XFeQoBg

[@jahmannathan8037]

Brilliant bro

[@seerseer9440]

To live one needs to eat. Well made video. When SHTF soon, many will die, no food.

[@quinsomnia4934]

Thanks bud, now I won't starve in a disaster.

[@MrDandan170]

48 yrs old , NOW i finally realize how in the movies just hitting a trip wire releases a 20 ton rock one person somehow suspended in the air with vines , then the net catches 20 ppl in a clearing , L7 ..... thank you ...... i love traps but the triggers do take a click in your brain to get around

[@johnwayne8178]

The triggers are tricky because you are subconsciously thinking about hot pockets while learning the mechanics of a system you'll probably never use.

[@NPCSN]

John Wayne “Never use”?? How else am I supposed to keep the kids out of the pop tarts? 😂

[@erinowl4407]

Thank you so much for making a topic that has been needlessly complicated so easy to understand. Comprehensive. WOW. I just discovered your channel. I sub'd. :-)

[@fourteencrows1244]

SAS survival handbook 101.. hella nice

[@haydenpryor2494]

Strangle, mangle, tangle and dangle 😂

[@WillieMakeit]

way to go. thanks

[@Momentimum]

A1, buddy.

[@johnholmes8416]

Great video. I'm glad you're talking about L7 here. Something I learned recently is in tree felling the L is also a conventional face cut, while the 7 is a Humboldt face cut. Does anyone know any more dualities with L7? Like tension and compression, it's everywhere.

[@handyboen]

Thanks Robert 😊👍👍

[@matthewmason730]

What kind of cord did you use

[@sergiojacquez2303]

I think there’s a new stocker born every day he says “strangle and dangle “.

[@robertnoel2363]

Dont forget mangle!

[@Wondygo]

That bar would be great for fishing too, double line running out, double chances

[@thegioiongvat-animal9383]

nice trap

[@Eidolon1andOnly]

I really hope you upload more.

[@justincatlett9354]

This is a bit nerdy, but I am a dungeon master for a game of dungeons and dragons and I found this very helpful for designing traps in my game world. Goblins don't care what's legal so.. My players will get to learn these traps too. :)

[@robertnoel2363]

Cool, however the knowledge gets used; im a happy camper.

[@_samuel_6951]

Great tutorial, and well explained! A little addition to make the trap more effective by making the trigger a bit "hairier" (is that a word? lol). Wedge the looped tail end of the bank line between the "L" and the "7" at the point of contact between them. when the animal passes through the loop, it pulls at the base of the toggles, making them slide apart faster. Please don't take this comment as criticism of your set up, just a constructive addition to what you have created. Please make more of these videos, your method of instruction is one of the best I've seen for this trap.

[@robertnoel2363]

Sam Ride very true. the "hairier" the better!

[@galvinstanley3235]

You can also use a counter weight for the spring snare trap.

[@_samuel_6951]

Galvin Stanley Right on, it just depends on the trappers preference. In my experience, spring tends to work a little better. When a counter weight is involved, there's always the worry of too much/little weight. Depending on the animal, too little weight and the animal can work its way loose. Too much and there's the possibility of needlessly injuring the animal or even delimbing it. The spring allow for a little give while holding the animal in place. Just my preference though.

[@galvinstanley3235]

What is strange though is that there are very few web sites,and almost no videos on the use of a counter weight for that kind of trap;if you make You Tube videos,it would be nice if you could make a video explaining that,you can use that as an engine.

[@garrettjohnston5153]

Boost morel when outside alone f survival good video.

[@usernamemykel]

Isn't a morel a fish or plant?

[@usernamemykel]

It matters not whether the #7 stick is the pegged ground stick. The sticks can be arranged either way.

[@junkman4126]

Use a high dangle to keep the foxes from getting at them by morning.

[@ronaldvaughn168]

the two trail can be used with the single trail by just adding another string to the catch, now you will have two loop hair trigger instead of one. adding the long horizontal stick is not necessary. remember to tie the string at the catch, not up where it is tied for the sappling.

[@DrgonXeon]

would love the new parts to this series please, if you are still on youtube

[@robertnoel2363]

Hey mate, thanks Sorry, KZbin took a back seat to life. And I moved back to Canada.

[@fransbester5932]

Thank you, I want to learn it all please!

[@thegraveyardguardian6666]

Would like to see how many of the naysayers, in this comment section, survive a SHTF situation. With that being said, I'd like to see more in this series.

[@Shadow63075]

Your traps are ok.

[@m005kennedy]

What are you using for the string?

[@therealbigfoot3076]

Pubic hair

[@PotatoWhyKid]

Looks like bank line. Pretty awesome cordage for doing just about anything you need to use cordage for. Most people get #36 for its strength and rigidity, but it comes in many ratings and uses. If you wanna fish, #36 is not gonna cast as far if hand fishing. #8 or #12 bank line would be better for fishing and still be able to trap small game np. The #36 would be able to make much more rigid loops and catch larger game. You’d probably just need a much larger engine than that sapling he used.

[@hanzohasashi1116]

I feel this man has a long majestic ponytail. (I’m writing this 2 minutes in. Don’t crucify me if it shows later in the video)

[@robertnoel2363]

Bahahaha. Not quite, but i have one in spirit

[@budmansdragracingchannel2726]

ok im totally confused on what is holding the string thats connected to the sapling tree on the trap?

[@robertnoel2363]

It's a trigger stick commonly referred to as an L7. When the noose is pulled on it dislodges the "L" and releases the sapling

[@mikehuntsmels9680]

the trap in the thumbnail...i did it this morning, put peanut butter and came back 20 min later and had a squirel hanging, guess ik having squirel for dinner 👍

[@liftspamsb1426]

Such an easy trap

[@jonerlandson1956]

ok... i might need to save this for later...

[@plantidentificationnewzeal9032]

What country you in bro, the trees behind you in scene 1lool just like Kawakawa, macropiper Excelsior from new Zealand

[@robertnoel2363]

Was living in Wellington whe i made these videos. Have since moved back to french Canada. Miss NZ

[@jackvoss5841]

Snare nooses can be a fishing leader of small cable with spring clips on each end. Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

[@filipplaftak9734]

Thx now i have no more beaver problem

[@robertnoel2363]

Now you have more of a "how do i make a hat" problem

[@michaelokelly5353]

Sprung a few Pheasants before...... 3 species of Deer her in Co, Wicklow......2 if not 3 alien species.....(Sitka , Fallow, and Muntjac....) Gonna Snare some Muntjac this Winter...

[@ronaldvaughn168]

the string should be tied at the catch and over to the trail, this gives it a hair trigger effect, with less pull to trigger.

[@johnmelville1959]

Obviously we are at this point in the world I think a lot of people will be chasing the same pray

[@wildernesswilson8112]

Wait with the adapted one at the end.....if your only catching one at a time (most likely) won’t it not lift up because the longer trigger stick with the snares will just lift the one side you snagged something? I guess if all the pieces are stronger and the sapling is the right height and strength etc it would make a difference but I think I would just set loads of basic l7.

[@robertnoel2363]

Everything can and should be scaled up or down to suit whatever you anticipate catching. The main purpose of the dual noose bar would be to setup at a fork in the trail. It would just minimise your scent and physical impact on the environment around the set. Of course you will only ever have one catch at a time. Good comment, and well worth the discussion. Thanks

[@wildernesswilson8112]

Robert Noel cheers mate, getting back into trapping, hunting, bushcraft etc. I remember when I was younger I actually caught a rabbit in a snare but it wasn’t the right snare material so he chewed his way out. I was like 10 back then 😂 grew up in rural Ireland and my parents never really let me be indoors. Was always just out in the woods exploring, building shelters and starting fires. Beats any other childhood in my opinion. And with the world going downhill it’s a good habit for people to learn to survive in the wild. I swear like 80% of the population can’t 😂. But at the end it’ll be the ones like us still alive. Cheers 👍

[@TopTechTrendsX]

Wild cat keeps attacking my ma's pets. Gonna set this up tomorrow.

[@thomasolson7447]

I think it's legal for me because I'm Metis. I might give these a try for real. I think there might be complications though if I record it and try to profit from it over KZbin.

[@adventureactivitiesinhimac743]

Idead is awesom .. Can u tell me how to snare hog with wire?

[@robertnoel2363]

I have never snared a hog, I wouldn't recommend it.

[@mrundead6438]

Same thing just stronger everything

[@adventureactivitiesinhimac743]

I got palm civet today

[@user-wo1zd1vf2y]

So far I like your videos but you need to show your knots your clove hitch and such a camera is too close at times

[@Raven-qj9gv]

I'm constantly reminded of KZbin's censorship and word usage. ( this thingy ) 👍

[@Hannahcode1]

You never want to dangle a snare like that, they will never work. The loop the loop feeds through has to be set to the side of the circle or they will not tighten.

[@robertnoel2363]

It won't make any difference where the loop is placed on a spring powered snare.

[@jimbigboystoys4077]

I'm glad you disclosed the fact that primitive trapping is it "illegal" in most states. It's amazing how many people don't bother to read their state regulations! Most importantly though… Snares can be very dangerous if you don't know what you're doing! Not just for the person building it… But for others Who might accidentally tripped it. God for bid a CHILD!! That would be a very bad day wouldn't it?! Great survival skills to know though. Just be careful people.

[@kevine9986]

snares hanging vertically with no support wont work.tie snare wire from the side with support wire nice and stable

[@jonathanmaynard8998]

Are metal snares illegal?They sell them in stores

[@robertpattinson2065]

Yes can buy Amazon

[@noahlee9099]

I tried to make a deadfall trap and it fell on my finger. That sucked

[@robertnoel2363]

Well that sucks for sure...but it means you are on the right track...its just a bit too sensitive

[@sammiejoyner3532]

Don't even hunt still intresting novis deer

[@GodWithMe.]

Public does not like more talk

[@superbuddyfranklin]

Where the fuck is part two?

[@christianch8225]

Hey men you're doing this very good but you talk to much

[@robertnoel2363]

Yeah i tried doing them with just black and white silent...but it didn't catch on...oh well. Thanks for watching

[@rajusutradhar4848]

Starts from 5:16

[@olivezoo]

Not to be rude, but the 5 mins introduction is not really necessary..

[@robertnoel2363]

Fair point, the video is aimed towards folks with no prior experience in traps.

[@yenceOfHungary]

Gyenge csapda. Illusztráció csak? Én anno sokkal erősebbeket kreáltam a vadonban. Acélsodrony volt a hurok. Vadmalacokat rántott fel magasra! De rókát is fogtam úgy. ☝️😜 Tudni kell profi módon leálcázni is! 😈

[@Chrmngblly]

I hate city boys making videos about traps they have never used and then pushing them on us like they are big game hunters or something. Don't you?

[@reverendsaltine6852]

does not shut up and does not show me traps. Has NO idea how to present this.

[@robertnoel2363]

If you could please direct me and the other viewers to your video on this topic im sure we would all appreciate the superior instruction.

[@traininggrounds9450]

It is NOT right before God to strangle ANYTHING. It is the definition of what is INHUMANE. To strangle anything is to bring a curse on the thing you strangled and if you eat what you cursed you eat the curse. This is the word of God. Do not throw your lot in with the world who have NO understanding about ANYTHING that comes from God but who only live their lives according to their own understanding and merit. God has said that anything strangled is cursed and the Apostles themselves said that the Church of God is to abstain from blood, what has been sacrificed to idols and what has been strangled. DO NOT STRANGLE ANIMALS. YOU ARE CURSING THE ANIMAL, THE LAND AND YOURSELF. IT IS NOT ACCEPTABLE BEFORE GOD BECAUSE HE HIMSELF HAS CURSED WHAT HAS BEEN STRANGLED. So SNARE the animal by capturing it in a cage or by killing it immediately through a spear snare that punctures and stabs the animal that it may BLEED its blood out to the ground and expire. Those are the only two sanctioned and humane ways to kill ANYTHING on this earth. The animal must be bled while it is alive for the meat to keep longer anyway. The blood must be shed for it to be humane and for the animal to die falling asleep rather than the animal dying while awake. his body shall not remain all night on the tree, but you shall bury him the same day, for a hanged man is cursed by God. You shall not defile your land that the Lord your God is giving you for an inheritance. ~Deuteronomy @ but should write to them to abstain from the things polluted by idols, and from sexual immorality, and from what has been strangled, and from blood. ~Acts @ that you abstain from what has been sacrificed to idols, and from blood, and from what has been strangled, and from sexual immorality. If you keep yourselves from these, you will do well. Farewell.” ~Acts @ But as for the Gentiles who have believed, we have sent a letter with our judgment that they should abstain from what has been sacrificed to idols, and from blood, and from what has been strangled, and from sexual immorality. ~Acts @ So even if you are a Gentile and do not follow the law you still are instructed not to practice strangling animals or to even eat animals that have been strangled. This is the word of God. I am a servant of God.

[@robertnoel2363]

If it prevents me from dieing from startvation i can live with a magic man in the sky cursing me

[@traininggrounds9450]

@@robertnoel2363 Lastly, there are many traps available for you to learn that do not strangle an animal in a survival situation. There is no excuse. If men in ancient times chose to be humane towards animals that they killed when their life truly depended on that animal then you most certainly also can be completely humane now because if you are ever in a survival situation it will be your fault for that for one reason or another. And I know how to snare animals by the leg instead of the body or neck so that the animal is caught but not suffocating. I know how to set a snare that will pierce the animal through right then and there. So you are without excuse. You can certainly be humane even in a survival situation. The ONLY things that should ever be hung to die are the men and women who have committed crimes against the earth and against humanity. That's how serious this is and you don't have to be so cruel and uneducated about what it means to suffocate. It is NOT humane by definition.

[@robertnoel2363]

Yup good as gold. Watch, or don't watch my videos. I cetrainly won't lose sleep either way. Have a nice day

[@traininggrounds9450]

@@robertnoel2363 "Good as gold" You make sport of death and that is a big mistake.

[@robertnoel2363]

@@traininggrounds9450 we could go back and forth on this thread for ages. I could point out that your religion is responsible for the horrific torture and death of thousands, maybe millions of people over it's "colourful" history, or I could point out that in your religion suicide (as you suggested that I try) is an eternal sin ...So as a good christian I'm not really sure why you would suggest that I slit my throat... instead I would simply suggest that you might enjoy life a bit more by simply scrolling past videos that are likely to trigger you to offer threats and condemnation. As I do when I see a video that i know I won't enjoy. It will free up more time in your day to spread love and peace. Go now in peace, the lesson has ended

[@fernandotontodonati5274]

Too much talking and not enough showing.

[@drive67ray]

Tooo much talking, please get to the point quickly

[@jay-124]

bad camera working//////bad focus//////too much talking///////thumbs down

[@robertnoel2363]

I wait excitedly for your 4K, silent video on the topic. Until then ,simply scroll along. Thanks for the view

[@moranomorano5755]

Thats a lot of talking. Making the whole video boring.

[@robertnoel2363]

When you already know it all, it surely makes for a long video. Others have probably gotten what they wanted.

[@f.c232]

you talk more than you do thumbs down

[@robertnoel2363]

punctuation is important. It took me several reads of your comment to understand what you were trying to say. Thanks for the view