In NJ we snare. No leg holds allowed and body grips are almost limited to underwater. So our trapping equipment is pretty light. I like to travel light. Most days everything fits in my coat pockets. I hate having to carry stuff but some days, my pockets aren't quite enough. I have a framing tool belt that doesn't get much use any more. I mostly sit in an office now. Considering using it as my trapping rig. Anybody else do this?

i mostly drive either my pickup or sometimes pull a trailer with a 4 wheeler on it.

I trap like Danny.

I’m able to drive to most of my sets. But I’ve been wearing a framing rig like that for close to 40 years, just not for trapping.

I could see it being very helpful if I still had to walk to a lot of my sets. Tools and wire could go in the pouches. All you'd have to carry would be traps and catches.

I used military web gear when I had to walk back into places.

NO

I framed houses for over a decade and I ain't ever going there again.

Bobby J is getting lazy,,,,,,,He used to walk on his hand, doing a handstand to get a different perspective on things...

If you're confident your stuff won't fallout out of it and you wanna give it a shot, go for it. My son wears a simple cloth nail apron when setting beaver snares to hold his lures and such. Keeps his jacket a little cleaner.

Get a day pack. It will weigh less then a fifth what that does and stuff won't fall out of it.

I got one of those, hanging on a nail in the basement. I wear a much smaller one nowadays.

Nope. I got rid of my pouches as soon as I could.