If you were faced with a survival situation, ideally, you would have enough food stored so that having to catch your food would only be something you would have to worry about after a prolonged period of time.
In a longer-term survival situation, however, finding your food for meat may become an inevitability and one way of doing that is trapping small game.
Knowing how to trap game requires little energy beyond building the trap and it saves ammunition that can be used for hunting larger animals or for self-protection.
A well-placed trap is as effective as any form of hunting and securing small game.
Building snares and traps, however, is not something that is easily done without practice.
To see how to make a spring snare trap, check out the video on the next page.
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Nice
Or you could just you know… go spend 1.99 a pound for rabbit down on 8th street in Springfield Oregon .
dude they even have ALLIGATOR sometimes…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8U36fCE_vCE
Sure, food is readily available. You realize though, if the grid goes down, food in stores will run completely out in about 1 day….
Food is so readily available,folks don’t even know how to skin a critter….
Uh huh.. Where are you going to trap in Central PARK? I think our time and money is better spent figuring out how to make sure the grid NEVER GOES DOWN rather than WASTE like the F-35.
You answered your question. Don’t live in NY.
Jeffrey Burkett did you google the F-35?
Jeffrey Burkett dood google “Casio terrorist watch” and then think Trump and waterboarding…
“Casio terrorist watch is from Popular Mechanics magazine like 10 years ago… THAT and mobile antraxx trucks lolololol “
We live in rural oregon. Lose power quite often. Do this,shut off your breaker panel for 30 days,then come back with an educated response. Living with no electricity is so very enlightening.
What do you think Robert Dye
Should work,low percentage trapping.
Bonnie Petruzates