Product Description

Kit #4 includes:
1 Survival Snaring DVD with Paul Trepus
12 x 26-gauge Red Squirrel Snares
12 x 20-gauge Grey Squirrel/Bird/Rabbit/Fish Snares
6 x 1/16” (1x 19) Small Game cable snare with cam lock
6 x 5/64” (1 x 19) Medium Game cable snare with cam lock with teeth
2 x 3/32” (1 x 19) Medium/Large Game cable with cam lock with teeth
1 roll 12-gauge support wire – 12 feet long
1 Survival Snaring Pocket Guide

Whether you are concerned about “The End of The World as We Know It” or you just want to add a new survival skill to your tool belt, this DVD and snare kit will help you. If you are looking to survive in the city or if you are off grid, there is something in this survival DVD and kit for everyone.**

Kit #4 includes:
1 Survival Snaring DVD with Paul Trepus
12 x 26-gauge Red Squirrel Snares
12 x 20-gauge Grey Squirrel/Bird/Rabbit/Fish Snares
6 x 1/16” (1x 19) Small Game cable snare with cam lock
6 x 5/64” (1 x 19) Medium Game cable snare with cam lock with teeth
2 x 3/32” (1 x 19) Medium/Large Game cable with cam lock with teeth
1 roll 12-gauge support wire – 12 feet long
1 Survival Snaring Pocket Guide

Whether you are concerned about “The End of The World as We Know It” or you just want to add a new survival skill to your tool belt, this DVD and snare kit will help you. If you are looking to survive in the city or if you are off grid, there is something in this survival DVD and kit for everyone.**

The 1/16 Small Game cable snare can be used to snare beavers, raccoons, opossums, fox, lynx, bobcat, and coyotes.
The 5/64 Medium Game cable snare can be used to snare fox, coyote, and hogs.
The 3/32 Medium/Large cable snare can be used for wolf, bears, wolverine and hogs.

So what is the difference between wire and cable?
Wire is single strand.
Cable is multiple strands of wire wound together. 1 x 19 cable has 19 strands of cable which are smoothly and tightly wound together, creating firm cable that hold a great loop and is very chew resistant. When used with a good quality locking device such as our cam lock with teeth, it makes a superior survival snare.

Paul has been actively trapping since he was 9 years old and has been recognized internationally as a canine expert. He was recently highlighted in Tom Miranda’s “Master Trappers” book which honours the influential trappers of North America. Paul has made his living as a fur harvester in the remote wilderness of British Columbia and does wildlife damage control in Urban settings. Paul is also a wildlife specialist for the BC Cattlemens Association during the summer months. He is actually so good at what he does that this was the most difficult DVD he has produced because he had to simplify trapping techniques for the person who is just beginning their trapping adventures.

**Please check your local hunting and trapping regulations before setting any snares. Purchasers of our products assume all risks, dangers, hazards, and legal liabilities for the snares they set.