That's a man killer trap that may come in very handy in the future. I suggest that all study this trap and practice making it, however please don't use this unless there is a dire need
You guys are both correct. This trap is a man killer, and you should only use it in dire situations. Never leave this trap un-sprung if you leave the area, and never use it where there might be people.Looks dangerous,I love making snares ,and I have about 20 acres of woods that are rabbit and coyote infested but I have 1 dog and 3 cats and the neighbors have 3 dogs and 1 cat ,I'm just afraid that I'll catch one of them.
The snare works with a trigger and trip wire. The snare is generally placed around a bend or curve in a animal path. When the animal trips the wire, it release the bolt. Generally the trip wire will be directly in front of the bolt.exactly how does this snare work?
Frealz. Wilderness-survival.net pretty much posted stuff from the Army Field Guide manual. FM-21-76 or something like that. They added some other cool stuff as well.Dang that is pretty intense... and now I'm googling different traps lol
So they actually used this stuff in the past? You keep the PDF copy next to your Epub Twilight copies?Frealz. Wilderness-survival.net pretty much posted stuff from the Army Field Guide manual. FM-21-76 or something like that. They added some other cool stuff as well.
I have a PDF copy of the FM 21-76 and a few others kept on my phone.
For sure. Field guide for survival in the wild, and Twilight for survival/understanding of sparkly vampires and hunky wolves.So they actually used this stuff in the past? You keep the PDF copy next to your Epub Twilight copies?![]()
You're well preparedFor sure. Field guide for survival in the wild, and Twilight for survival/understanding of sparkly vampires and hunky wolves.