Primitive Foot Snare Animal Trap in Action!

A torsion spring primitive survival trap design for snaring animals by the leg.

Trap for snaring animal, rabbits, birds, pigs, hog and other animals. Successful trapping of birds.

[taofledermaus]

That's amazing!     Glad to see you posting again!

[steveleeilikeguns]

Well done mate, your really are nothing short of brilliant! I just wouldn't have the patience to invent it never loan the patience to make it work. Really impressive.

[riverbankfisher]

I've got a story about this method of trapping to share here, from my travels in Africa. This technique has been used for generations by wandering trappers who arrived in a farming community where they weren't previously known and then proceeded to harvest antelope at such an alarming rate that local hunters lodged a complaint with the village chief, urging him to evict the visiting trappers.

The chief summoned the nomadic trappers' representative for questioning, and the man showed up with a massive antelope that was still alive, and ready for butchering to feed the chief and his numerous wives. Some days later, the hunters who had lodged the protest about the visiting trappers returned to the chief's hut to find out how soon the invaders would be booted out of the area.

The chief welcomed the protesters but then solemnly informed them that since it is God that allocates trapping ingenuity, it would be sacrilegious to evict those upon whom such divine wisdom had been bestowed. Thus ended the matter once and for all.

[NotSoDumb]

That is by far the best trap system I've seen. Absolutely brilliant!
Thanks.

[lancedean]

2:46 the bird looking at him like "Dude, seriously?" :) hahaha

[johnm]

Would this work for a cat? I cant catch the fucker i need to try something new

[kennedy]

Now that's a nice trap mate. Non kill so you could raze the birds you catch. Thanks for the upload.

[bpetnoi]

Now here a man who spends most of his time thinking outside of the box.  I especially appreciate you showing how your traps work by catching animals.  So many people show what they built and sometimes I wonder if that would even work, but you prove it.

[RandellMonaghan]

your tips are just what if needed. loving getting tips from another Aussie it's relatable and useful seeing as I live in Australia and not America lol

[hbarrett]

Made my first one in under 30 minutes, and literally had a dove trapped in less than an hour from cutting the tree down for the materials. GREAT VIDEO... most effective bird snare I have seen.

[mata]

My hats off to you sir, from across the pound.  when off work today, I shall be teaching my 2 boys this. Personal never, ever seen this one..   THank You

[bgdwiepp]

looks great, we've got a bit of a rabbit problem around here because of the sand hills, i might give this a bit of a go.

[feralwoodcraft]

Wow, that is ingenuity at it's finest!  Very very cool!  I look forward to more Sir!

[asystoleD]

So freakin cool! i love how you actually show it in action unlike everybody else on youtube.

[bpetnoi]

Yet another great video and as the man in the comment below mine stated "an outside of the box thinker" thanks.

[xHXRx]

Glad to see another video, this trapping series is my favorite series on YouTube :)

[noneedtoknow]

Excellent!! You have some very good ideas.

[regsparkes]

You're right d.o., this would be a great trap for snowy area's. This was invented with smart thinking for sure, ....Thanks for this FPSoutback.
By the way, ..welcome back, I was wondering where you were. 

[MrDeathd]

I seen this video  yesterday and thought what the heck made one it works pretty good my son thinks it a toy, great video thanks for posting.

[nickbowerman]

i wonder if an ultimate trap can be mass produced at an affordable price.. you see so many of these co2 capsules for air rifles for example, perhaps a movement or pressure sensor..very interesting