One I have never seen one before. Very interesting on how they set up and kill a small animal. Thank you for the explaining how to set it and how it works. Have a good day
#1: You're the first person who's explained the reason behind the "110" (& of course, 2 springs makes it a "220", etc.). #2 It'd be helpful to show how the slot in the barrel of the trigger lifts the dog -- there's often some mystery of exactly how the trigger works (and it works from both directions) #3 You can file the cut-out in the dog to adjust / increase sensitivity #4 The chain isn't so much for the trapped animal carrying it away as it is a scavenger carrying your trapped animal AND your trap away! #5 Good production values & sound / #6 THUMBS UP!
I went in my local outdoors store and did some priceing on steel traps i about fell over.Traps sure has come down in price sense i use to trap years ago. I cant wait untill you get to start setting out your trap line kenny good luck with it this season . I had fun years ago trapping one thing about it if you target the right kind of game you will be able to tan them and hang on the cabin wall. Insulation well it will look good anyhow.IMO a person cant get much better for a wall looks good to me
hey Kenny i dont know if u know this or not but if you stake down the trap with re-bar in an X formation its almost impossible for the animal to take of with your trap
Would like to see a video on actually setting the trap, ie. does it get baited? What causes an animal to push the the set? Locate it anywhere or on a trail? That would be very helpful. Thanks.
when I set these, I slowly let off of the trap after its set, but I still have enough grip to keep it from going off on my hand if it slips and goes off
You should really hold the spring closer to the trap and grip it kind of hard in case the dog slips. Especially when those traps are well broken in. Otherwise your going to break a finger. I've done it. Lol
Interesting video. Here in Holland it's totally illegal to use traps. You can even go to prison for it! The only traps that are sold and used in the house are rat of mouse traps. But a trap that kills a mouse or rat (also glue traps) are considered to be animal cruelty and you can also get arrested when using it (if the police finds out). The only way to do something against rodents is using poison or cage traps. Trapping for food in survival situations we can only read about in books! :-(
The bait spit prevented the trap from closing completely. Poor blue jay got stuck and was still alive. Very hard to unstick even with expensive trap setter.
Sonofagun...I've been working out for 2 years and everyone seems to just grip up these things and close the spring. I STILL can't do it on a 110...damnit.
watch the right hand. That's the secret. He's squeezing the spring with his left and the body of the trap with his right. It takes a lot of pressure off.
i want to buy one in thailand but i cant find a conibear trap in my country if buy in ebay its around 8 doallar ariund 200baht but the shipping is around 15 dollars 15+8= 23 dollars each better stick to normal bait trap 20 baht each around 70 cent each.
Haha no way man! That's a CO detector. There is no way an AC unit is being put in down there, I might as well be up at the house if I'm going to do that.
wow in my opinion, traps are more humane than some hunters is, im not talking about every hunter(!), my grandpa acctually had to shoot a caribou cow, because someone had shot her in the belly so the guts were hanging out...
Also for hunting there are very strict rules in Holland. It takes about a year of study and training to get a hunting permit and lots of money too. We have a political party called "Animal Party"... That says enough.. The also want to prohibit ritual slaughter of animals for Jews an Muslims. I would only kill an animal for food when I really have to and choose the quickest way to kill if possible. Preventing an animal to suffer is a good thing but some people make an animal equal to man.....
EXCELLENT tip on how to set it up for sensitivity
Doesn't hurt a bit, absolutely no suffering... how wonderful.
Nice job ! You are a natural teacher and you really know your stuff .... Thank You !!
So glad to see you getting into the lost art of trapping. I myself have alot to learn. Stay safe.
thank you very much for a very informative video:) I learned a lot about these conibear traps from you! GREAT JOB:):)
Kenny, I learned to use traps at your age, I still think it's a valuable skill to have.
Well done for giving it a go.
Thank you!, this was very informative, straightforward and easy to understand!
Perfect, simple, clear, educational video. Thanks!
One I have never seen one before. Very interesting on how they set up and kill a small animal. Thank you for the explaining how to set it and how it works. Have a good day
I can't believe this little skinny armed twirp spread that spring open as easily as he did. I thought I was tough. I guess I was wrong! LOL!!
LoL It's not easy if you never did it before, I'll admit.
Anton Bouchette ... looks like your the skinny armed twirp who can’t set traps , not as tough as you thought ya weasel.
Excellent video. Very helpful. Thanks
Nice video. Good work. Better than the others I have seen!
Great video, I learned the trigger technique, it works much better doing that to the trigger.
Great informative video. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing. Well explained. For ppl like my self don't know much about it. Thinking about going out to trap 👍🏽
#1: You're the first person who's explained the reason behind the "110" (& of course, 2 springs makes it a "220", etc.). #2 It'd be helpful to show how the slot in the barrel of the trigger lifts the dog -- there's often some mystery of exactly how the trigger works (and it works from both directions) #3 You can file the cut-out in the dog to adjust / increase sensitivity #4 The chain isn't so much for the trapped animal carrying it away as it is a scavenger carrying your trapped animal AND your trap away! #5 Good production values & sound / #6 THUMBS UP!
Nope 120 has two springs also
Way cool, just opened my mind up about other ways to catch survival game. Thanks for the Great Vid.
I went in my local outdoors store and did some priceing on steel traps i about fell over.Traps sure has come down in price sense i use to trap years ago. I cant wait untill you get to start setting out your trap line kenny good luck with it this season . I had fun years ago trapping one thing about it if you target the right kind of game you will be able to tan them and hang on the cabin wall. Insulation well it will look good anyhow.IMO a person cant get much better for a wall looks good to me
I always wondered about these traps. Looks like my rat traps with holes drilled in them might be taking a back seat soon.
Thanks for the great video. Would you happen to know the brand of them.? Duke? Thanks and keep up with the great videos
hey Kenny i dont know if u know this or not but if you stake down the trap with re-bar in an X formation its almost impossible for the animal to take of with your trap
congrats on your 4000 subs brother :D
Would like to see a video on actually setting the trap, ie. does it get baited? What causes an animal to push the the set? Locate it anywhere or on a trail? That would be very helpful. Thanks.
I make a box/tunnel with the trap between the entrance and bait. Animal pushes trigger getting to the bait and SNAP!
when I set these, I slowly let off of the trap after its set, but I still have enough grip to keep it from going off on my hand if it slips and goes off
You should really hold the spring closer to the trap and grip it kind of hard in case the dog slips. Especially when those traps are well broken in. Otherwise your going to break a finger. I've done it. Lol
Interesting video.
Here in Holland it's totally illegal to use traps. You can even go to prison for it!
The only traps that are sold and used in the house are rat of mouse traps. But a trap that kills a mouse or rat (also glue traps) are considered to be animal cruelty and you can also get arrested when using it (if the police finds out). The only way to do something against rodents is using poison or cage traps.
Trapping for food in survival situations we can only read about in books! :-(
The bait spit prevented the trap from closing completely. Poor blue jay got stuck and was still alive. Very hard to unstick even with expensive trap setter.
is that an tempeture changer for and ac unit on your wall
good vid man. hope you catch some game!
Cool video !
haha thats for sure good luck your traps man!
Sonofagun...I've been working out for 2 years and everyone seems to just grip up these things and close the spring. I STILL can't do it on a 110...damnit.
I second that can't do it. I've tried a few times.
watch the right hand. That's the secret. He's squeezing the spring with his left and the body of the trap with his right. It takes a lot of pressure off.
very nice!!
you should also do a vid on fish traps.
Unbelievable I'm not week. I'm 60 pretty good shape. His school mates needs to think about it along time .that little fellow stout.
At 3:20 you are holding the trap in the perfect way to have your thumb broken.
There is a smaller #55 Conibear also. Will a 110 kill a cat?
No, too small use a 220.
i want to buy one in thailand but i cant find a conibear trap in my country if buy in ebay its around 8 doallar ariund 200baht but the shipping is around 15 dollars 15+8= 23 dollars each better stick to normal bait trap 20 baht each around 70 cent each.
No one says WHY they need to be de-greased! why not use them as they come out of the package?
Haha no way man! That's a CO detector. There is no way an AC unit is being put in down there, I might as well be up at the house if I'm going to do that.
nice vid
Have you used it laying down or in water for fish
Why comments are filled with bots?
Trust me man it's coming.
wow in my opinion, traps are more humane than some hunters is, im not talking about every hunter(!), my grandpa acctually had to shoot a caribou cow, because someone had shot her in the belly so the guts were hanging out...
I hate conibears they are good traps but if you mess up they hurt, I broke my finger when it went off on me cause the dog slipped so i dont use them.
Also for hunting there are very strict rules in Holland. It takes about a year of study and training to get a hunting permit and lots of money too. We have a political party called "Animal Party"... That says enough.. The also want to prohibit ritual slaughter of animals for Jews an Muslims.
I would only kill an animal for food when I really have to and choose the quickest way to kill if possible. Preventing an animal to suffer is a good thing but some people make an animal equal to man.....
Ok are we just gonna ignore how hot he is👀👀
move on.....