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Primitive/survival trapping #2572887
05/06/11 05:19 PM
05/06/11 05:19 PM
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Killingly, CT
Brian Mongeau Offline OP
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Primitive/survival trapping

Here's a figure 9 dead fall trap that I may try this fall.
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Re: Primitive/survival trapping [Re: Brian Mongeau] #2577663
05/11/11 05:43 PM
05/11/11 05:43 PM
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Connecticut
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cool pic, how much weight is that, and what are you going to use it for?


Tight chains and full traps

Re: Primitive/survival trapping [Re: Brian Mongeau] #2577966
05/11/11 09:51 PM
05/11/11 09:51 PM
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Killingly, CT
Brian Mongeau Offline OP
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That couldn't be more than 30lbs at most. It was just to show how to make it. For actual trapping, I will use a heavy flat stone of 50-100lbs. Maybe more, depending on the strength of the sticks. Also guides on either side to prevent the animal from jumping out of the way before the rock hits.

Re: Primitive/survival trapping [Re: Brian Mongeau] #2580774
05/14/11 07:35 PM
05/14/11 07:35 PM
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Connecticut
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if you use it this upcoming season, do you think it is going to be hard to find such sized rocks/ logs? I'm thinking of finding fallen trees and using those, but the strength of the sticks als come into play. If you read the book in my link on your post, you would see one side of the lof or rock weighted, this woukld probobly help if 50-100 pound strones could not be found.


Tight chains and full traps

Re: Primitive/survival trapping [Re: Brian Mongeau] #2652027
07/20/11 09:29 AM
07/20/11 09:29 AM
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stan meyers Offline
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are those legal where your at? not here

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