How to make your own disposable earth anchors out of conduit and 1/2 black inch pipe.

Let’s face it trappers are cheap and we like to tinker with stuff. This is a way you can make your own earth anchors out of scrap pieces of material.
The driver is built in a way where goes though the anchor it is heat treated and cost less then 15.00 bucks.
These anchors can be used for trapping.
These are similar to the Iowa earth anchors but built so the does not stick to em.

[@brucemitchell4581]

What a great idea my trapper buddy thanks for sharing your wonderful video & ideas.

[@DustinDrews1]

Anytime

[@SnareTrapSurvive]

Very good, I may try to make some of these. Tited of lugging around stakes all the time.

[@DustinDrews1]

Wolfgang’s hold up better in some soil

[@Makete100]

I really like seeing what others are making. I also would rather make my own stuff. Thanks for putting this out there. New subscriber. Do you also do deer hunting videos on your channel? Birds?

[@DustinDrews1]

I did a couple the last few weeks. Going to do a trapping video this week. Thanks for the subscription

[@americanhottopics7373]

Do you plan to make a video on how you make your snares or am I missing one you already have? Thanks for the great videos, they have really helped this beginner gain some knowledge that old hats like yourself think is simple. Again thank you.

[@DustinDrews1]

I don’t have any videos on how to make snares. Sorry buddy

[@SnareTrapSurvive]

We are about to do a video on snare making. Our channel is just now really up and going but give us a follow and we should have that video out soon.

[@tazblink]

Cool idea. Does the anchor always come off or does the soil jam in it and hold it on when you remove the driving stake? I really like this idea. Thanks for sharing your video.

[@DustinDrews1]

Depends on soil and moisture

[@beeman7883]

Just curious, how has the driver head held up hitting rocks and being withdrawn?

[@DustinDrews1]

Not bad. But rocks are heck on every thing

[@williamtarr9758]

Those are great when driving these in do you have to pull up on them to set them or you just pound them straight in and that's it also how long do you cut your conduete

[@DustinDrews1]

Coyote Trapper 85 I pound em in and leave em. Conduit only works in soft sandy muddy soil.

[@williamtarr9758]

@@DustinDrews1 ok ya I live up in Alberta Canada probably wouldn't work in frozen ground what else can I use??

[@DustinDrews1]

Coyote Trapper 85 Use a disposable earth anchor. They are reusable

[@williamtarr9758]

@@DustinDrews1 are they easy to pull out

[@DustinDrews1]

I dig with a shovel. Pretty easy if not frozen