Review and learning experience:
1. CAUTION: Take care when setting up the trap, I hid behind the tree, which can not be seen from the camera angle in this video.
2. The springy stave in this video was too weak to actually spear a pig, it has to be much stronger and be put up with more tension.
3. The trap was disassembled right after the video, this video was just for demonstration purposes.
Warnhinweise:
1. Beim Spannen der Falle, darauf achten, dass man außer Reichweite der Spieße bleibt.
2. Nach diesem Video wurde die Falle wieder ordnungsgemäß abgebaut und unbrauchbar gemacht. Dieses Video dient nur zu Demonstrationszwecken.
You would DD, cuz we would all be looking for food when the stores are all closed, you could make a dozen of these all over where there is a park or river etc, even in town, mice and etc. (but I pray we don't ever have to see any days like that brother) take care
I was thinking the same thing...maybe using a heavier branch, thicker rope to hold it and possibly a knife as one of the sticks that are supposed to stab the animal
Ha ! As the camera was panning across the parts of the trap, I was imagining Wile E Coyote standing back with that devilish grin on his face like he was about to trap the Roadrunner!! Nice job, Lilly. Did you ever catch anything in it?
Very cool! I recently made a bird net trap I saw in the SAS book and shot a vid on it. I noticed a key error in the book's diagram though.
