Primitive Traps Part 2

[nitroexpress700]

i tryed this on wild boar using a 900 pound cement parking block and made the supports out of rebar and man dose it fuck a pig up some hard....

[Aldin295]

Hi Dave y like your video's y also have this second trap on my video's very good trap... Paiute is also good deadfall

[geelsman]

I am loving these vids! Thanks again Dave!!

[jorge325]

Nice. Great explanation...

[demoniack81]

I can't find the part one...

[mogges1]

Dave how much weight is needed for this trap.

[TommyStokke]

Great trapp BUT i realy think that you want youre snare to be on top of your baitstick. * the path of least resistance* otherwise your baitstick might mess up your snare when it triggers.

[HUNTERonUJIKI]

DAVID COPERFILD

[KIngAragorn100]

great video, now I will be using this trigger mechanism rather then the one i have been using

[cekinxxx]

could you show what knot did you use?

[Joshtube911]

I cant find part 1, Sorry to be a pain but can anyone link me?? 

[darkdisked]

PM me if you use kunai puppetmaster techniques to kill animals, cuz ive forgotton which knot you use to tie the 3rd and 4th line pieces

[blackopsman999]

Friction? Don't you mean tension

[onthecuttingedge2005]

learn to build modern day traps with natural material, easy and more efficient.

[kodisilver]

Have you ever caught anything with this?

[xMrjamjam]

where is part 1?

[MrTaurus000]

wheres the first one?

[sniffi10]

isn't better to put the loop on top of the baitstick?

[ivanababiii]

ya i like that trap but i prefer the trigger on the parracord on the other side i dont think it makes a difference but yea lol good deatel

[minimalistsurvival]

That is a freakin AWESOME snare trap...good on you Dave!

[minimalistsurvival]

Indeed a paiute deadfall...not to be the term police or anything :)

[PeterandGarrett]

wheres part 1 lol?

and Mr canterbury, could you post a video of how to spearfish and how to make traps with nothing but a knife?

[COLTfordTY5]

Dave, the tree spring noose trap is a great trap. i have used this trap several times for raccoon, rabbits, oposums and even coyotes. But i was woundering if you could make a video on how to make natural cordage you can find in the woods of north carolina, if in a survival situation where parcord or any other cordage is not avalable

[aberam1]

is that dave from dual survival?

[blindwit]

@aberam1 Yes, this is the same person.

[bigisnjr]

Where can I get the 550 cord bracelet you were wearing? I know the potential usages and yours was sick.

[blindwit]

@bigisnjr There are a ton of places that sell braided 550 bracelets.

[RandomServerStudios]

used the deadfall trap. Works like a charm! Great video.

[TheNewfiesniper]

for the tree spring noose trap u the trap u made after the pauite deadfall u should put the snare on top of the bait stick or the snare may catch on the bait stick

[Kiki2KDawgTV]

OMG DAVE FROM DUAL SURVIVAL !!!

[THESLICKNESSEDM]

i have never seen this trap in action thank you

[shuzzbutts]

Would'nt the noose get snaged under the Y branches ?

[TheNewfiesniper]

@shuzzbutts it will more then likely

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[TheNewfiesniper]

@shuzzbutts it will more then likely

[primoknoxville]

Trigger Time.

[MrAssViolater]

This guys off duel survival o:,

[mrstarkiller88888]

most of the time people will be on a plane or in a car driving threw woods.......and they wont have knifes or snares or tools to help them maybe you should make a video on how to survive if you only have the cloths on your back....

[Estebanfuturo]

how can i make it for humans, i want to prank a friemd =)

[MrDank420PurpKush]

you can go out there and grow your weed =)

[jackclark1981]

I was surfing through vides and saw the tattoos and had to watch it.

[smileymann2]

are you the guy from tv with that other dude from arizona?

[JUSTTHEBEST12]

@smileymann2 yes thats him

[GuyTatt]

That was very helpful Dave, thank's man

[crittergetter54]

holy shit thats the dude from the tv show

[killergames187]

Love your video's man think you and love the show to!!!!

[BUSHMASTER159]

dual survival on dicovery!!!! love IT keep up the good work

[MadnessSnarf]

Just a suggestion, i dont know much about this sort of thing but wouldnt it be a good idea to have more than one noose? if you have about 3 nooses which are all in different spots but all overlaping eachother wouldnt there be a much bigger chance of catching it? you might even get a noose over one leg and another noose over another leg or something like that, good idea or not?

[survivalgun]

weres part1

[joehav0in]

I love dual survival Dave, best show iv seen in long time. Keep up the good work dude, im a big fan

[RazorIndie]

i knew this guy looked fimiliar, he's the guy from dual survival.

[Ghillieinthebush]

Lol I love your vids Dave, always very useful info to know! Thanks for sharing brother!

[PoliteCheese1414]

dave i worship your new show dual survival on dicovery!!!!

[trapper830]

great vid nice detail im made the spring one and so far 3 squrrils and counting yum

[ktsurvivalist]

You probably know this, it's kinda hard to explain but you can make a clove hitch by making two loops on the end of your cordage and putting the first loop through the second. It's faster than tying a clove hitch so you can set up numerous traps.

[EnkushStrife1996]

u are cool

[pupustinki]

DUAL SURVIVAL!!!!!!

[MrVoiceofreason123]

what happened to part 1?

[AshotU]

Heh! This was uploaded on my birthdate. Lol. ^_^

[bclskateteam45]

the second one is called a tree spring noose trap.its commonly shown in movies showing a person or animal being pulled up a tree

[bushcraftourway]

w call the spring snares

there effective if u track them right

[kaz2664]

i do have a question, on the other trap, the spring trap, the two y sticks.shouldnt they be pointed the other way so the ends of the y's dont get caught on the loop? just was thinkin it might be more idiot proof that way.

[kaz2664]

beautiful piute deadfall set up. the distance between the supporting stick from the deadfall is great. no sticks will end up under the deadfall when it falls. great video thanks.

[studdgage]

Nooo thats not a figure 4 deadfall thats a Paiute Deadfall

[wildernessoutfitters]

@studdgage That's correct Sir

[5tonyvvvv]

@wildernessoutfitters u could snare a deer easy..but u want to run your cordage all the way down the saplin to the base,,or wrap on the base of a bigger tree..cause big deer can break spring snare traps easily

[bushcraft11]

@wildernessoutfitters would i have to worry abot the squirrel chewing threw the rope or cordage

[megapatch80]

@wildernessoutfitters please check out my channel the first video on the list is the first survival episode of many, this one is on boiling water and making tea on a dakota fire hole. And maybe subscribe thanks!

[redbackeagle]

i know how to do that brod. nice vid /phil

[RedDawn63]

Thanks Dave, your lessons are always well explained and thorough. Keep 'em coming!

[trombonezrule]

put the neuse on top of the bait stick so the bait stick dosen't get in the way

[ramalotnum5]

somthing that works good is to tie baby carrots to the bait stick for the 2nd trap

[ramalotnum5]

cool traps allready knew about the first one but not the second thanks =)

[flamedrag18]

this was the exact same trap you would see in booby traps, the ones that flip you into the trees, except instead of a sapling, it's a weight on a pulley system that pulls you up, also, the trigger would be in a shallow pit and the noose over the release stick.

good job.

[D0cTerG0nZ0]

Thanks very good vid!

[Chao5INcarnate]

Yet another great vid. I am confident that I could perform that in the woods. Thank you Dave!

[SurvivalWithBushcraf]

But putting the bait closer up the trigger stick would give the game less distance to ccover to get out of the trap. One thing that works great is snickers mushed on the trigger. Try it it attracts everything.

SurvivalWithBushcraft

[516N4L]

One question about placement of the trigger. I know it would probably be personal preference and I'm going to try it out myself a bit, but wouldn't it be bad to have the bait set back too far because the rock or log wouldn't gain the more optimal velocity it would reach if it were baited further forward where the rock is higher off the ground?

[arctxbushman]

I grew up using this type of trap. Easy way to double your chances, add another loop, put one on the left and one on the right. Have them hang so that the prey must enter the loop in order to get the treat. I would also reccomend using the wire that should be in your kit.

[naugotwolf]

I saw a diagram of this trap and i think it would be more beneficial to put the noose on top of the bait stick to guarantee a neck grab since their head with already be near the bait stick when they trigger it.

[tomasla]

Yeah u whanna see you catch someting in youre traps :D

[rastderb]

man i would love that you would show what u catch in this :)

[EnergyDog23]

Who is Iris? saw your tattoo

[mercedescamper308]

Shouldn't the peices of branch, you hammered into the ground. Have the hook part facing away from the noose. So as not to foul it, when triggered

[Bushpuukko]

Just out of curiosity, in your video at about 3.08, can you stop there with the trigger? I know it goes UNDER the string but do you have to wrap it one full time around the upright?

[rd231982]

very good consistant videos. Awesome job Dave.

[japattk]

Thanks for sharing all your knowledge Dave, Les doesnt have anything on you. Hope to see you on the tv.

[ericwitt04]

Just out of curiosity, how come the loop goes under the trigger stick instead of over it, wouldn't the stick get in the way of wraping around the animal?

[axishans]

The Hits just keep on comin'!! Thanks again Dave.

[dreamthinker79]

oh =) its genious in its simplicity

[ksheper]

Quick question. Are you using a K-Bar now, or do you still use your Tom Brown Tracker? Keep making the videos. I enjoy being able to learn. Thanks.

[Tendrax]

I know int eh last few videos he had a Busse custom knife. I'd assume he's still carrying that.

[chrissept21]

good stuff i like the second one alot

is it true that if you did use this it would be poaching

[screamingmeanie]

chrissept21, the answer to your question depends on a number of variables. For instance, in my state of Indiana, I can set this trap on any private land, during trapping season, as long as I have a trapping permit, and permission from the owner of the land. I suggest looking up your local laws. Do extensive research, talk to a local DNR representative. If still in doubt, don't do it. But, remember, this is for survival education purposes. In survival situations, all bets are off. Stay alive.

[chrissept21]

i think what im going to do is make some and set them off just to practice because i live in a pretty public place lol

thanks for the advise

[skillsofold]

I agree...better to be judged by twelve than carried by six.

thanks

M

[desertcamelbak]

that's a ballen trap DAVE!

[gypcdave]

If you pass your snare line through a loop in the trip line, rather than attaching it directly as you demonstrated, you can then tie the other end to a root or other anchor on the ground. Then the loop acts like a pulley, and for every inch of rise on the trip line, your snare line gets pulled up two inches. It also doubles the speed of the jerk, increasing the chances of a kill.

Great demo, Dave!

[Brethrenunited]

Hell yeah i like that. If nothing else it keeps from ya from having bending over as far, that can be quite a comfort at times.

Keep 'em comin.

[littletobykeith]

nice video dave

[BushcraftOnFire]

Dave..

Another awesome series Bro! Keep up the good work...

[slopemonkey]

i like your version of the fig 4 trap there dave it is a bit easier to learn than the old classic....it has been that reason that i have never used fig 4 but instead use a tumble stone w/ my triggers for dead falls....good job and great luck

[godsend420]

another great trap you make setting them look so easy 5*

[thanson77]

would it be better to use a bushier stick for the bait stick? To increase it's area of effect?

[Arelak]

Always wondered how those things work. Not much use out here in my state... Not many small critters around, but still good knowledge.

[trekkerpsr]

I have seen a similar trap in the army survival manual. However, i think a better positioning for the noose would be draped over the bait stick. As you can probably see in the video, the noose didn't catch the stick used to trip the trap. If an animal is gnawing on something that is on the bait stick, its head is already directly above the noose and it is almost certain that it will catch it around the head, maybe arm or body. Great vid anyway, plenty of detail, thanks

[wildernessoutfitters]

I think you are right as far as percentage of catching animals head-Great comment.

[88Kamikaze69]

@trekkerpsr

That might well be the case for catching it around the neck but I figure that for general percentage of catching any part of the animal you have a much greater success rate with the noose catching around it's leg or upper body with this configuration.

I do wonder how much of a chance it'd have to gnaw on the paracord witht his though...

[gibsonsrock369]

what knife are you using

[zeddarain]

vary good.... but still have a qwestion about. how manny times should you be cheeking your traps... cause you don't want to be leaving your sent all the time do you?... oh and how long is that animal going to be adible.. hanging from a trap ing the summer time?

[Foxer604]

I suspect that unless another predator gets it, the animal in this particular trap would likely still be alive when you checked on it.

If you do it right (and maybe tie a little something to the branch to make it easy to see) you can check to see if the trap has been triggered without actually approaching the trap, just by seeing if the bow is still down or if it's up. So check it very regular, but from a difference.

[Foxer604]

Sorry - that should be 'from a distance'

[huronhorde]

yet again, anothr successful video!

[GlockAnimal]

as always amazing advice

[flamedrag18]

Dave, it's not a figure four deadfall, it's a paiute deadfall, the difference is in the use of cordage instead of wood.

figure four only uses wood for the trap and the paiute replaces one piece of wood with a piece of cordage that goes the same way as yours does, please correct yourself.

[wildernessoutfitters]

You are correct Sir-See Old dogs can learn new tricks! Awesome!

[TheWallie2k]

@wildernessoutfitters u are from dual survival on discovery channel

[jay020289]

@flamedrag18 you're a dick

[flamedrag18]

@jay020289 for what reason? I corrected him........

you'd be the dick in this situation for insulting someone for helping another.

[georgkrohg]

Love your work, sir, and I'm very happy about your recent turn "back to basic". Excellent decision!

I believe, however, that no-kill traps have no place. They are instruments of torture. I can see why you would use it in a prolonged survival situation, but meat would be my last priority. Shelter, fire, water are far more important.

I expect to be butchered by the others :) but felt compelled to share my opinion.

Still looking forward to the next video - thank you very much for sharing!

[slamfire69]

this is my favorite type of trap. what did you use to make the cordage? i use sage brush bark to make my cordage.

[flamedrag18]

likely dogbane, he's been using it lately

[Cragdwella]

How many and how far apart, depends on how much time you want to spend setting them.Along game trails,just setting them at random in the woods is going to be a waiste of time.

[kaziklu79]

Nice trap! Have you ever caught an animal with it, Dave?

[QuitePatriot]

Dave, luv the primitive stuff !

[interlinga]

Great vids Dave. Will you be doing some on how to prep the sort of things we might catch with them for eating? Cheers.

[johnboyrebel27]

isnt this also known as a paiute deadfall trap? doesnt the figure 4 consist of only 3 sticks? not critsizing you dave just asking.

[Mattrocks1231]

Well I don't know about the first question but yes the figure 4 does only consist of 3 sticks, the reason it is called figure 4 is because when you look at it when it is set up it looks like a 4.

[flamedrag18]

your right, I corrected him already, the paiute deadfall uses the cordage the same way as he does, the figure 4 consists of only wood carved to fit together until triggered.

[TimeToReap]

Very good video. I like how all of your videos show the most important key aspects very clearly, the trigger mechanism for an example. Once again Great Job!!!

[mojsmg]

Good stuff. How spread out should you have traps like this or how close together should they be ? Also, how many of these should one have set in a given area ?

[wolfbrother2501]

nice demonstration never made this type of trap i've only ever read shaddy discriptions but sure enough i'll give it a go now

[wop2k6]

great video dave and thanks for clarifying the trigger setup

[bricardiff1969]

nice one

[irishguy80]

Probably the best explanation Ive seen  5/5*