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Primitive Traps - Snares
Learn how to construct and set primitive snares using natural and simple materials. We’ll cover trigger mechanisms, animal pathways, snare construction, and ethical considerations for survival trapping.
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- Join live or watch the recording anytime after class.
Learn the lost art of snaring game in a survival situation.
In this hands-on online class, you'll learn how to build and set three effective primitive snares used for centuries by indigenous cultures and backcountry survivalists. These simple yet powerful traps require no modern gear—just knowledge, natural materials, and technique.
Perfect for hunters, survivalists, and wilderness skills enthusiasts, this class teaches how to craft and ethically use snares in real-world scenarios.
This ancient skill teaches patience, precision, and confidence. Whether you're new to primitive skills or looking to sharpen your technique, this class is a powerful introduction to primitive self Reliance.
What You’ll Learn:
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How to build and set 3 traditional snares:
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Peg Snare – a spring-loaded trap for ground animals
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Burrow Snare – for catching animals at den entrances
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Ojibwe Bird Snare – an elevated trap for perching birds
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Understanding animal behavior and trap placement
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Trigger construction, baiting, and securing
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Ethical considerations and legal awareness for trapping
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What’s Included in Your Kit:
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Snare wire and natural cordage
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Carving blanks for trigger sticks
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Ground pegs and setup materials
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Illustrated instructions for each snare design
Class Perks:
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Join the live Zoom session for real-time guidance
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Access the recorded session anytime if you can't attend live
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Ask questions during and after the class through our chat group for up to a week and get support from an experienced instructors
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Ideal for being prepared in emergencies.