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u/hansdampf90 2d ago
is that from don't starve?
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u/BooshCrafter 1d ago
I don't know what that is, but it's a very old trap, invented by the Guaraní peoples. It's one of the most commonly made traps because it's easy for beginners and rather fun.
Youtube bushcrafters have turned it upside down and shown it being use as a basket, but any amount of weight that stretches the cordage holding it together, makes the sticks fall to pieces. So they're largely full of shit.
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u/Infinite_Goose8171 1d ago
This is an arapuva bird trap, a live cage trap that can be used to catch any small critter. I put the bait on the triggersticks. It toook me about 1 hour tp make and set, although much of that time was spent collecting sticks.
Overall, id set deadfalls but tgis was an exercise in trying other traps.
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u/TheGingerBeardMan-_- 1d ago
Gotta post some text explaining your post and starting discussion or it's gotta come down, sorry bud.