Challenges and Hazards in Trapping

The video tutorial discusses the hazards of trapping in icy conditions, emphasizing the importance of avoiding thin ice and overflow. It explains the technique of setting a beaver trap and highlights the challenges and survival skills needed in the wild. The uncertainty and changing conditions in the environment are part of the adventure and challenge of trapping.

What is one of the main hazards when trapping in flat and water country?

• Thick ice

• Dense fog

• Strong winds

• Thin ice

Why is it important to stay out of the water while trapping in Arctic weather?

• To avoid getting lost

• To prevent equipment damage

• To avoid thin ice and overflow

• To keep warm

What is the main challenge when dealing with overflow on rivers?

• Avoiding predators

• Building shelters

• Navigating safely

• Finding food

What is a constant challenge when trapping in the bush?

• Easy navigation

• Abundant food supply

• Predictable weather

• Changing snow conditions

What is the adventure in trapping according to the narrator?

• Easy tasks

• Routine activities

• Uncertainty and challenges

• Predictable outcomes

What triggers the beaver trap to snap?

• The beaver's tail

• The beaver's head

• The beaver's back

• The beaver's feet

What is the outcome when the beaver trap is triggered correctly?

• The beaver is caught and killed

• The beaver is injured

• The trap malfunctions

• The beaver escapes

What feeling does the narrator associate with overcoming challenges in trapping?

• Frustration

• Fear

• Boredom

• Accomplishment

What is emphasized about living in the animal's environment?

• There are many ways to die

• Humans are at the top of the food chain

• It's easy to survive

• Animals are friendly

What must one be to survive in the animal's environment?

• Cautious

• Tough

• Relaxed

• Indifferent