Primitive Pig Trap That WORKS... Survival

This is an easy way to build a primitive wild pig trap that works, and can also be used to trap other types of animals as well.

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[vincei]

Now that's how you catch the bacon. Brings a whole new meaning to bringing home the bacon. Bravo.

[FarmerFpv]

You came in like a boss and carried the pig straight to the BBQ. 😂😂

[dwhunter]

An improvement to your trap…the 2 sticks you drove in the ground, turn the notches in opposite directions. That way when the hog roots it can set off your trigger from either direction. Try it.

[Specter]

Your pet pig is like "WTF man?"

[thomabb]

This sequence needed to end at a smoker...

[bon]

My favorite part was when the pig defiantly yelled, "you may take my life, but you will NEVER TAKE MY FREEDOM!"
then you carted em off.

[artedwards]

Thinking about this type of stuff I have say Bob Hansler on YouTube was the man in south central Texas when it came to foraging and a mix of modern and primitive skills. Health issues have sidelined him. I really appreciate seeing modern outdoor people dabble in primitive techniques

[ianryan]

I'd like to see more about HOW this trap works. More info about the knot used as the release mechanism please.

[concerncitizen]

Good job. 👍 Perfect size catch for a roast pig.

[MrHammerkop]

That's a snare-spring trap, one of the earliest and universally used techniques across all eras and cultures where hunting for subsistence has been practiced. Simple, but a brilliant example of human ingenuity. Set the trap, go about other errands, then come back later to check (and with some luck find your high yield protein package compliantly waiting!)

[brainwashingdetergent]

The last scene should have been a few slabs of bacon in a frying pan!

[andrewst]

This sow with piglets didn't react quite like I'd expect a wild one would.
It was suspiciously docile!

[Spothface]

Nice. The snare trap is an oldie but goodie. I used to carry Turkeys out of the woods the way you humped that swine out. Then one day I got lice on me. I dont do that anymore! You are a competent Hunter. Good Job.

[KingKongbabe]

Wish I knew how he wrapped the rope around the trigger. Could you do another video slowly showing the tying of the paracord around the trigger. Thanks

[pj_ytmt-]

Would be awesome if you caught the piglet. 😃

[mulattoz]

Beast mode on 1000 when he threw the pig up on his back. 💪

[andybillos]

That was awesome. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[daletztewerklmann]

Very well done ! 👍 Thank you for showing, and the best wishes from Germany.

[marisolduke]

Absolutely love you and your videos Many thanks

[JeepsCafe]

That was cool ! Simple trap and effective.