Lethal Windlass Animal Trap ~ Primitive ~ Survival
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ต.ค. 2024
- Demonstrating how to build a Lethal Windlass Animal Trap.
CAUTION!!!
Please be safe and take care if you build, practice or use this trap, its extremely dangerous.
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Primitive, Trap, Trapping, Tracking, Hunting, Squirrel, Rabbit, Small Game, Animal, Survival, Bushcraft, Self-Sufficiency.
nice trap gonna teach my 9yr old this tonight.
we love some outdoorsman tricks tips and styles.
That's awesome Sam.
Great skills for any kiddie to learn. Iv got a 13 year old & 6 year old boys, they love this kinda stuff. Put a shaken up fizzy pop can in the way of the trap, it'll put a smile on ya sons face :)
Did another lethal type trap a few months ago called the Spring spear trap & I'm recording another tomorrow called the Bow trap. Lots of fun.
Cheers
Andy
Clan Gunn Bushcraft holy crap ever thought to use a can of soda .
Really thanks my kids gonna eat it up
another great video. Only comment on improvement is when setting trigger since your not sure on what type of ground you have to set it on to prevent sinkage I would put a small flat piece of bark from a tree or a flat rock that way it wont sink trigger in ground. Also when setting trap, to prevent accidental discharge of claw you can put a stick between claw arm and the outer sticks to hold the arm back. (safety precaution) Once trigger is set you can remove it. and trap will be active.
Good luck on the hunt.
Kudos for an extremely engaging, informative video, with a “to the point” explanation. That trap is fiercely serious, and I was admittedly a little stressed when you were setting it.
all of your lethal trap are very poweful i could see rabbit and squirrel get KO'd by this trap
+Gjaa Gjaa
Thanks.
Works well on the Rabbits. Not the most practical of trap for them, but still, a very cool trap ☺
Cheers
Andy
I never understood why this trap was never included in any survival manual I have read... It's a excellent trap though, have harvested many animals with a Kleptsy trap...
+Rob Martin
Me too. It's defantly worthy enough to be in them.
We'll have to make our own survival manual buddy lol.
Iv only ever built this trap to the scale of this one in the video, but it's the only one of my three "Lethal" titled traps that iv live set and harvested critters from.
Pesting on the farm, set it twice with cabbage bait, and got a rabbit both times. Got the first through the upper back (4" nail for the point), then with a few adjustments, I got the second in the back of its head.
Many more easier ways of trappin Rabbit, but it's still a very cool little trap :)
Cheers Rob
atb
Andy
Rob Martin
I use a similar method for fisher, lynx, and wolf. My method is set up different; being that i use a natural hole in the ground, wooden box, or some sort of tubing. Tubing works best, as one end is securely screened; enabling better sent flow. I then use put a small hole near back of box or tube, to pass the bait and trigger.
I wind up the spike, adjust trigger, and sprat a bit of beaver caster to mask my scent.
@@ClanGunnBushcraftIts fast to build, very effective and you can scale it up for big game animals easily.
Tomorrow ill will be setting one of these bad boys! Hopefully ill get a homerun too!! Great video! Very helpful
I have never seen this trap in any book ! Nor in any program around the World. Mors K. in Canada just died --- I wish I knew - if HE knew this trap. EXCELLENT Bushman, survival , all skills !
Very good illustration
A well built piece of kit.
Nice work!
Love your videos! Thanks for taking time to make them. I hate to beg, but MORE please! :)
Thanks again, Ralph. Uploaded a new one this morning. I'm back on it now and I'll hopefully be posting weekly from now on. Take care buddy :)
Very nice easy to install.
I think I'll try this on raccoons this year. This is slick as snot! Thanks for sharing and keep em coming!
There's 6in of snow right now... 😕Hmm...
On to figuring out how to do it with popsicle sticks! 😂
Hahaha A bit chilly then mate!
Always a good time to practice a bit of tracking and trapping. The track's are at thereasonable clearest.
Thanks for watching and take care buddy
@@ClanGunnBushcraft 😁
thanks for a well set out trap and explained video
Shaun Thompson Cheers Shaun
Muchly appreciated.
Andy
You could use the bottom piece of wood as the base of your trigger and at an angle to avoid the issues with soft ground.
Great idea!
Thanks for watching
Great bit of bushcraft !
FHAhab Cheers pal :)
ur a genius man I like it
So I like that trap but I think it would be more effective if you left that the bottom stick there tight it looked like it hit pretty hard
Enjoyed the video keep up the good work
Thank U 👍
Real good explanation 👍 👍👍
Simply badass my friend!
I'm new with the bushcraft. but thank you for throughly teaching me . Im gonna set 6 of these so I can good game in the morning. where would the food go on the trap!?
Your welcome Doretha, thanks for your comment. The food (the bait) goes on the trigger spike. (bait stick) There's two parts to the trigger mechanism, one of them has a spike, put the food on that or you can tie the food onto either part of the trigger. If you skip to 3:33 in this video, I talk about these parts.
Let me know how it goes,
thanks
Andy
nice man, loved ur vid
Very similar to a trap I use myself, thanks for sharing this with us.
atb phil
hunter100t Nice one and your welcome pal.
Take care
Andy
ok gunn. well done
This trap could be improved by making it a live trap. Instead of using the spike block off the back and top and make the trip close a small gate instead of the spike. You could use it for something larger like a racoon or an opossum.
Hi very good job
Nice presentation. I subbed your channel.
Thanks and muchly appreciated.
Great idea.
Cheers buddy :)
Seems nice
People laugh at us doing these skills it does matter if u know this survival . Plus don't no when grid goes. Down . I keep this honestly good and so true in this time and age of our generation these last days .
Thanks Garrett.
That's it... they'll always be us few that keep these skills going. I'm fascinated by any primitive traps. There's so many that don't work practically, but this one's very effective. It's been used for centuries and is more commonly known as a Kelepsy trap. I just put my own take on it and changed a few bits like the trigger mechanism, so I renamed it haha.
Thanks,
Andy
Have you found any particular bait to be effective for herbivores?
Great!
great job
very nice
Love it m8..
Very well explained. Thank you.
Very cool!
tks :)
soo cool
where does the bait go?
It's a two part trigger. The part that touches the ground has a spike towards the top. Bait can be pushed or bound right there.
This was my first ever trap demo video... I forgot to take bait lol.
Thanks for watching and stay safe
can this kill a yellow mongoose?
Love
Save pulling buck shot out of it later great trap with easy set up
That's it brotha. Thanks for watching.
Cheers,
Andy
too bad i wont be able to try these because i don't live in the country side D:
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Great idea.