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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2021
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This video shows you what it's like to see this animal trap being set and triggered with a piece of wooed 2x4 2x3 board pine, it's called a number 220 #220 animal trap, also called a groundhog trap, it's used by farmers and sold at the farm stores or tractor supply stores, you also have to get a setting tool also. These are dangerous and CARE AND CAUTION SHOULD ALWAYS BE USED WHEN OPERATING THIS TYPE OF A TOOL DEVICE TRAP SO PLEASE BE CAREFUL AND FOLLOW THE MANUFACTURER'S instructions and don't go by what you see in this video, it's only a demonstration by this person who sets it up on their own, thanks.
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U taught this better messing around then a in-depth video. Thank u
I think you'd best put those traps up before somebody gets hurt. And don't play with them again.
But how’d you get the groundhogs outta there?
HAHA Hilarious!!🤣
I just got one of these, ima wrap wire around thr trigger holders, so they dont fall off so easy great video btw
UPDATE: I purchased five of these traps to exterminate groundhogs, opossums and racoons terrorizing my garden. Works great and is humane for that but THESE TRAPS CAN MAIM YOU! This guy is playing with dynomite. If you're going to spend the money to purchase the trap; please buy the tool to set it with. I'm a 65 year old hunter and trapper, even with the tool this trap is Extremely Dangerous and can break a limb easily!
Awesome I'm going to get one lol
Yes, I have single spring conibear 110’s and even those would break your hand easily. Any wood chuck that will fit his head in there is done. That moment when you’re going to release the trap and the tension on the trip bar is very hectic because you wanna release tension but if you release too much, it will snap on your hand if the trip bar isn’t on there good.
@@losheroes6076 Make sure you get the setting tool and please be careful. I am a seasoned hunter and trapper and can not express this enough!
Hi! Will Duke 160 bodytrap work for skunks and raccoons? Its just 220 are a bit pricy for me. Thanks And yeah, i will buy a tool to set it up. Maybe should buy 2? What do you recommend for safety?
@@SH-jy6lc Hi sorry it took a day to get back with you. Yes the 160 will work fine for rabbit, skunk; squirrel and the likes. Make sure to get the tool to set these traps. These traps are dangerous. I'm a seasoned trapper and hunter and I wouldn't set one without the tool. It also makes it easier to remove the game from the trap.
DUMB AND DUMMER!
They make a safety you put on the jaws when you set the trigger. You should always use that. Also position the trap when you set the trigger so the 2 spring safeties don't fall away.
This is a disaster waiting to happen. And just might end up killing the neighbor's cat.
Is it normal to set these without the tool?
NO!
You just scared the crap out of me.
Definitely not a trapping expert. The title should read “Noob trying to figure out a Duke body trap” rather than a demonstration. It’s a great video of how not to set a trap. I’d probably look for a different demonstration video if you really want to learn how to set trap safely and effectively. Heck maybe I’ll make a video and teach ya something so you don’t end up hurt!
@@benjamincolston4211 Yea you can tell that he's never experienced these dangerous traps before. I have five that I use to keep critters out of my garden. I'm always very, very, very, very, very careful and cautious when setting them. They can give you some serious injuries.
Dude really trusts those safty clips.
Omfg 😢
This guy shouldn't be doing demos on trapping he doesn't have a clue.