“I practice and learn survival skills not because I need them on a daily basis, but rather for the one day when I must use them to stay alive.
Survival is the intersection between knowledge and necessity.
The outcome in a survival scenario can be dramatically influenced by practicing survival skills before you need them. One such skill that requires thoughtful practice is How to Build a Small Game Survival Snare.
A primitive make-shift snare can be used to trap and kill a variety of animals for food in a survival situation.
This basic concept can also be modified and used as a “man-trap” or “perimeter alarm” – both of which are commonly deployed in guerrilla warfare…”
