Snare Trap Techniques and Knowledge

The video tutorial explains how to build a simple snare trap using materials like vine, cordage, or electrical appliance cord. It details the process of preparing the snare wire, creating a slip knot, and setting the trap specifically for rabbits. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of anchoring the snare securely and positioning it correctly to catch rabbits effectively. The video concludes with tips on checking the snare regularly to ensure it remains functional.

What is one of the simplest types of traps you can build?

• A pitfall trap

• A cage trap

• A snare

• A net trap

Which of the following materials can be used to make a snare?

• Fishing line

• Electrical appliance cord

• Plastic rope

• Metal chain

What is the first step in preparing the wire for a snare?

• Tying a knot

• Removing the rubber coating

• Painting it

• Cutting it into pieces

How should the strands of wire be twisted back together?

• In a crisscross pattern

• Just enough to hold together

• Very tightly

• Not at all

What is the purpose of the slip knot in a snare?

• To secure the snare to a tree

• To lock the snare when pulled

• To adjust the size of the loop

• To decorate the snare

What size should the snare loop be for a rabbit?

• The size of a rabbit's paw

• As large as possible

• The size of a rabbit's body

• The size of a rabbit's head

How should the snare be anchored?

• To a metal pole

• To a wooden fence

• To a large rock

• To a small tree

What is the best way to keep the snare in place on the trail?

• Hang it from a branch

• Wrap it around a stick and insert into the ground

• Lay it flat on the ground

• Tie it to a bush

How often should you check the snare?

• Every few hours

• Once a month

• Once a week

• Daily

What is a potential outcome of using a snare on a rabbit trail?

• Catching a bird

• Catching a rabbit

• Catching a squirrel

• Catching a deer