How To Build A Snare Trap Essay

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Have you ever had to survive in the wild without shelter, food, or fire? Well I have and I will tell you how to get those things and how to build them.
For example how to build a shelter you have to find a really good tree then you get a bunch of tall and shorter sticks to lean up against it and get some to put up in place so the stay, you really just do that until you are all done on one of the sides you make a branch so you can open it to get in, then you are done.
How to get food, you have to build a snare trap but you probably don’t know how to build a snare trap so, I will teach you so, you have to find a bendable branch but it has to be one that won’t break so you have to have a string and find some sticks so you have to dig two holes a decent size apart and put two sticks in the the holes but make sure they are steady then place another stick on top of those to and tie then on with string or something. Then you can lay a branch on the end of the …show more content…
Some possible mistakes for all three things and my experience would be, don’t touch poison Ivy, Don’t turn around with a large stick and whap somebody in the stomach, Cold, Tiring, Dirty, Smelly, Wet, Muddy, Sticky (heavy sticks), Dark, Long, don’t get close to the fire shelter and/or the snare trap danger could
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