How to make a snare trap

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Whether you are lost in the wild and need food, want to capture the pests in your garden, or just want to learn trapping, rabbit snares are an easy and essential wilderness skill. Though there are a lot of methods and variations, all...

How to make a snare trap. This article shows step by step how to build a basic survival snare from 1/16 7x7 cable. Survival snares are light and easy to carry.

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This snare set up is a classic. It's just a wooden pole and a few feet of wire that gives you a reusable trap that is easily moved, requires no bait, and takes advantage of the squirrel's natural love of short cuts. Here's how to make it. Select a 4-foot to 6-foot pole that is about the diameter of your arm. It's best if the pole has a rough, natural look to it, so don't carve off all the bark. It's also helpful if the pole has a fork at one end, which you can stick into the ground or pin…

I picked this picture of a snare because in the book Katniss describes Gale as being an expert at being able to set up a snare. Then she goes on to say how she wishes she was good at setting them up perfectly because whenever he sets them up there will always be a squirrel or a rabbit caught in the snare which means that they will have more food.

Learn how to trap game for food and defend your bug out cabin with a pencil snare! This simple guide on how to build a pencil snare will you show how.

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