How To Free yourself from a 330 Conibear With The Rope Trick
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- Опубліковано 1 лют 2025
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Thanks for joining me, I am Glen Trayer of Mountain Man Journals and Trayer Wilderness and today I am going to show you how to use the rope trick to free yourself from a 330 conibear in the event of an emergency.
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Thank you! That was some really good information and good instruction to go with it!
Excellent video. Thank you. I trap continuously from November to March and use 330s and 280s often. I'm extremely cautious with them but this video is awesome if I ever get in a bind. Much appreciated.
Thank You, I'm 62-years old, trap in rural Alaska, 122-miles to the nearest road. I've been a lucky camper all these years. I have bit more security learning this method. I'm going to practice this technique. Thanks again, good job! John
AlaskaJohn Sir thank you for your comment and I am grateful that you found this tip useful. My dream is to someday make it to AK to live and trap. Stay safe and wishing you the best on your trapline! God bless!
This is a life saving tip. Nice work, God has blessed you with a very good thinker. God bless.
Thanks for taking the time to share this with us all. When you think can't, you are right. You will stop thinking how you can. Negative people seem to love that word. They think can't and they are unable to see how they can. Unfortunately they will continue to think that way until you show them how. Sometimes in life some situations seem impossible but keep thinking you can and eventually an idea will come to mind and you will succeed. Peace, Reese
Yep, it CAN be done. That's the timber hitch... this is exactly how it's taught by the Alaska Trapper's Association up here in AK. Very well done!
Great info. Thanks for sharing ! I use the scissor bar type to set. I welded an extension of rebar on it, helps greatly. I also use the safety clip. I only have 3-330's . I go very slow when setting these - paying extra attention to detail. I'm 62 and by myself most of the time. I will be adding this rope to my bag ! Thanks !
thank you. I am just starting to use these traps on my property in Oregon for pesky beavers for the first time. good information, thanks again
Awesome Dan! Yes this is a good piece of information to know. Glen is gearing up to get out on the trap line himself so there will be more videos coming your way and he will have a full trapping class available at our academy trayerwildernessacademy.com. Good luck on the line and God bless!
This works just fine!
I have had to do this before!!!
My setting rope has a loop
bradded into both ends.....string it thru the trap and put the loops on your walking stick...pull it up and flip the safety catch.... repeat.
Yes my hand was broken!!! End of season!
Loops in your rope allows you to use your foot or walking stick..
This is also a good way to do the same.
Nice! Best Wishes.
Robert Foote Ouch not a good way to end the season, but good tip! Thanks for sharing and prayers being sent your way for healing! God bless!
Excellent tutorial. Thanks so much for trying to help everyone out. You may have saved my life.
Good video partner. I was shown a similar method during a trapping course about 30 years ago - long before internet and camcorders . Just getting back into trapping now that I'm close to retiring and wanted to look up how to do that, specifically for the unwanted situation that I'd find myself caught. Hope it never ever happens but it's good to know what to do if it does. Thanks for taking the time to educate on safety and emergency preparedness.
Great info. Thanks for making a difference . Keep up the good work .
man thats one thing i'm so worried about being in the bush i'm always by myself and scared to death when i set one of those, i always use zip ties when i set one but you never know what may happen, if you on a beaver dam you could easily slip and catch you arm in one as you try to walk away. so glad you did this video
very informative, i like these tricks that come from experience...thk for posting
AWSOME! that is great knowledge to know, i got caught in a 120 and had a heck of time getting out
Brilliantly demonstrated. Thank you!
Thanks for the info. It's a life saver.
Wow, that was a great tip. Could save someone’s life
Loggers knot is used in fishing called a clinch knot. Thanks for the good information.
Great video, thanks
Yea i can see that working. Especially for someone that is limited strength or mobility (or no teeth to bite the rope ) Using your weight as a down force instead of having to pull up on the other method Matter of fact I can see it real handy for older trappers or females. Good info and good second option to use.
Thanks my friend and thanks for watching... You just never know what you might run into out there. God bless
Yeah this very important when dealing with the big ones
Great video.... I would like to add a couple of things, if I may.... As a Paramedic, I would say that if there is a lot of bleeding, apply a tourniquet first.... a boot lace or whatever.... tighten just enough to slow the bleeding, then release yourself.....you can do this one handed using the same knot...(timber hitch). Secondly, you REALLY need to practice your delivery....lol..... watch your 'Ummms, and Ahhhs'.....This is a very informative video... Thank You! I will be sharing this on Caveman Primitive....
Coulter Anderson there would be no blood from a 330 it’s a smooth jaws
Outstanding, great video!!!!!
Thank you for sharing this knowledge.....
Good thoughtful safety for trapping alone in remote areas.
GREAT VIDEO!! Thanks for the tip.
Great job , thanks for posting
Great video, saved my ass when I got my arm caught in a 220
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing.
Nice video, thanks.
What to do if there no tree
Great Video..
Got mine on my leg on time thanks go my buddy was to help me
Check out Sam Wood Outdoors, he has a guy that makes a device to set conibear's or as in this case to quickly get that 330 off your arm. great video thanks for sharing.
It's called a Timber hitch....good video.
I would use a bowline knot on 1 end for my boot
Just got my hand trapped in a 220 today... it hurt and I can’t really move my thumb
I'm ganna try this on my river bank, maybe I need to langthen my cable ty offs
Cool!
It's called a Timber Hitch.
The method that you are using is helpful (in "rare" cases)...It would be ALOT easier to just use the regular rope setting method: Putting your foot through the loop, pulling the rope through twice, then pulling up while pushing your foot down. The majority of people that get caught in 330's are usually near water, and it would go a lot faster and be LESS awkward to use the basic setting method....You seemed to take more time rambling, than it actually takes to show or get out of the trap.
outdoordad111405 First of all - I have a couple of questions for you. Have you ever tried doing your method or is this just your opinion? How do you intend to put the safety latches on when you have one hand in a trap and one hand on a rope - being there are two springs on a 330 you still have one spring that is holding you in the trap? And if I was rambling so much why did you bother to watch the whole thing? If you have a better way of doing it and create your own video, I would be happy to share that for you! God bless! Glen
I watched your video first (to give you the benefit of the doubt), then I actually tried your method for comparison. As I said in my comment, in "certain/rare" cases it would work (depending how and where you were trapping). It seems unless you were setting a cubby set on land or water closer to trees, you have to a certain amount of leverage. Have you tried the rope method that I mentioned for setting traps, in comparison to your method? Your way "is" helpful for learning an alternate method of releasing yourself from the bodygrip, just stating that it was a little simpler/easier to use the traditional BMP method, especially if you are living in areas of Alaska, Canada, or larger waterway areas.
Your dog got bored and left. Me too
its a whole different story when your body is in the trap.
show me proof that a 330 will break your arm
We'll let you enjoy that task on your own...