Threading the film…
Threading the film…
This is a fast and simple trap made entirely from sticks and string — it’s a classic bushcraft trick used in real survival situations. Traditionally, traps like this were designed for small birds like pigeons or quails. But if you build it larger and sturdier, you could potentially catch bigger game like a pheasant or even a grouse. Still, let me be very clear: this is not for fun or casual use. I’m sharing it as a survival skill — something that could help you if you ever find yourself truly lost, hungry, and without options. 🏕️ The straighter the sticks, the better the result — but even with twisted or uneven ones, it works great if you tie it tight. If your trap turns out too light, tie a stone on top to increase the weight and ensure it doesn’t collapse too early. The trigger is very sensitive and reacts even to small movements. You can use seeds, crumbs, or any bait you have on hand. This is a humane trap — the animal stays unharmed, and you can always release it. Skills like this should be used only in emergency situations. Respect nature. Learn not just to survive, but to live in harmony with the wild. 🤍 👋 Learn more about me and the gear I rely on for all my adventures: 🔗 https://linktr.ee/Shiklina 💬 Let’s connect! • 📸 Follow me on Instagram: https://instagram.com/marusya.shiklina • 🎵 Watch my videos on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marusya.shiklina 🙋♀️ Share your thoughts! Your comments ✍ and likes 👍 mean the world to me — they help my channel grow 💝. If you enjoy the video, don’t forget to share it with someone who might love it too! 📺 Subscribe for more adventures: @marusya_outdoors 📩 For business proposals and collaborations: 💼 Email me at adshiklina@gmail.com 🤝