In the second video in my series, I go over three spring style snares. I demonstrate two wild game snares and one avian snare trap. Remember, certain traps may be illegal or restricted in your area. Know the law before you trap.
Your videos are great Cody. I enjoy them very much. The early sailers always said that you never eat an Albatros because they are always loaded with parasites. I worked with a guy who grew up very poor and he would shoot birds with his BB gun and his mom would cook them for him. He said robins were delicious.
again great vids, as someone that doesnt like killing anything i do understand that there is a time it is necessary. great to see you mention the checking of the traps to minimise the animals distress. not a believer in god myself but am a believer in at least acknowledging the animal that died so you can live.
love the trap videos, though I must say there are some birds that eat things that make them lethal to be in contact with, pulling up a wiki, here are a few that are toxic based on their diet the pitohui and ifrita birds from Papua New Guinea, the European quail, the spur-winged goose, hoopoes, the bronzewing pigeon, and the red warbler. there are apparently more but RU-vid doesn't let you comment links so far as I'm aware. Just felt it should be known that some birds store toxins in themselves like dart frogs in that the bugs are poisonous and in turn they become toxic.
Cody dont set your beard on fire and dont whack yourself in the face with your snare trap branch lol. I appreciate the tips you throw into your videos so we dont make the same mistakes.
@@timpayne1057 I am aware of biblically clean and unclean food. I keep everything open because people all around the world watch my videos as well as this is for survival not casual living.
