If you could only carry 1 manufactured trap with you to help in food collection what would you carry? I say manufactured because I could still fish, hunt, and set primitve traps/snares.
My choice would be a 120 bodygripping trap also known as the connibear because of it's size. I would however prefer a slightly bigger 220, but it would be too big.
It can be set on logs that are downed over a creek, on the side of standing trees, in the water, on the ground, under the ice and it can also be rigged as a foothold if need be, but only in a survival situation.
It's size when folded up for carry is aprox. 5" x 51/2" and when in use (set) the opening is apro. 41/2" x 41/2" weighing aprox. 14oz.
Good for rabbits, mink, squirrel, muskrat, rats and some larger animals that have a longer body rather then a wider body. I trap Fisher with the bigger 220, but have caught them by accident in the 120.
My choice would be a 120 bodygripping trap also known as the connibear because of it's size. I would however prefer a slightly bigger 220, but it would be too big.
It can be set on logs that are downed over a creek, on the side of standing trees, in the water, on the ground, under the ice and it can also be rigged as a foothold if need be, but only in a survival situation.
It's size when folded up for carry is aprox. 5" x 51/2" and when in use (set) the opening is apro. 41/2" x 41/2" weighing aprox. 14oz.
Good for rabbits, mink, squirrel, muskrat, rats and some larger animals that have a longer body rather then a wider body. I trap Fisher with the bigger 220, but have caught them by accident in the 120.
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