Horse Panel Cage Trap How To
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- čas přidán 22. 01. 2017
- If you Wanted some cages that you'd have to run over with a truck to break them but don't have a ton of money, heres your solution ! With a basic welding skills its pretty easy to do. Unlike cattle panels which are 4x4 inch squares horse panel is 2x4 inch squares. So most animals would not be able to squeeze through. Though due to the strength of the panel one cannot simply bend it into a cage, it must be cut with bolt cutters into sections and then tack welded together. The panels usually come in 16'-20' long sections that run for $65-$75. so fare it seems you should be able to get a minimum of 2 cages per panel but it seems you can get up to 5 if you know what your doing
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Very cool I have eight traps right now and I spent almost $2000.00. I will do this for more traps thank you
Well done. I built the same trap out of an old dog cage I bought from kijiji for $5. I have a raccoon problem and my store bought traps let more go than caught. This trap was the answer.
Hey Black Trapper. Thank you so much for posting this good build video! We've lost great 2 roosters, who were trying to do their jobs protecting the flock, and about 5 five hens over the last 6 months. Finally got a video of the predator, a large bobcat! We have a 6 ft fence around our entire property, then a 5 ft fence around the chicken yard. This cat is coming in the late afternoon (daylight---as that is when our chickens are out--our coops are predator proof) and there is no pattern of when the cat is coming in. I've waited many times with my shotgun hoping to see the cat. Now, with your video, I'm making my own traps (3) at the various locations this cat has come in. I can't wait to catch this cat! Again, thank you for your video!!!
Thanks for fast reply Great Video looking forward. To your videos
Great Video! Thanks for taking the time to post this. Here in Arizona we cage trap a lot.
These are great reference videos,I watch these again and again.
I enjoy watching you build a live traps ! I going to build one my self!
Great job. Glad I found you on here. Will try to find your other videos.
Very concise and easy to follow . Great at cost savings!
Great video sir! Simple and effective. You just saved me from spending 150 bucks on a bobcat live trap:)
Very nice video. This is something that I'm wanting to try. Glad I came across your video before I get started on my trap. A lot of good ideas here. Thanks for posting.
Fantastic job , i built one out of wood because i didn't have metal or welder. I put the trigger plate further back and the first thing i caught was a big dog. Then i caught a raccoon . The design works great.
Thanks for the video. That horse panel was a great idea.
Great job on showing how to I will save money now going to build my own cage trags. thanks.
Nice job, i've made a few of these traps and they work well, I do like my pan a little further in, my trail cams has showed a couple bobcat getting out before the door got low enough to block him in. They are super fast. I then put my pan a little more towards the back and have not had no more trouble. Love your videos, just subscribed
Thanks for the video I've been trying to figure out what wire to use. Horse panel great idea. Great video showing how to build keep it up
tobin lodge glad it helped !!!
Black trapper I really like this video I have a welder in basement I’m going to make me a cage trap now that I have your instructions to go by thanks
This video was awesome! Thanks for doing it!
Very interesting concept. I just bought a welder. I may have to try this out.
Thank you for this! Very useful info!!
Good looking cage trap. Keep it simple and it will work.
Another nice video. I appreciate the effort to make and post it. I like the way you present yourself and the information.
Good job man. Very informative.
I like your video, very informative, and you made it look easy. Thanks for sharing.
This video is 5 yrs old, so you may have changed it by now. But Home Depot has steel U stock that would make a good door slide, maybe cut production time and maybe a little cheaper.
Excellent video.
Thanks nice video great job explaining stuff.
Great Video I just finished follow all your steps and like you I used what I have in my shed the only thing is I don’t understand the lock since the video went black so I was wandering if u can tell me how to make it and how where do I install to keep gate lock when it falls down Thanks Great Video
Gald to hear it helped and sorry about that ! If you check my channel I have a few other videos showing some ore traps I built and they show whe locking mechanism much better
All it is is 1"×1"×1 18 garden weld wire I'm a cat trapper and I make my own cages 36inches long 18inches high good video good luck with the traps
I'd put picks on I got 6 bobcats using our traps thanks for showing your trap
Excellent idea!
Great explanation and great video. Thank you for sharing! Now I gotta find a horse panel.
MnJ Outdoors bought mine at my local feed store for around $75 a pannel
THE BLACK TRAPPER Thanks D!
I found them at Tractor Supply. Same price here. Thanks again Buddy!
Awesome trap thank you
2 by 4 cow paneling is the best ! To make live traps out of it !
What a beautiful job, congratulations like 👏👏👏👏
Great video
Great video bro
I liked it and plan to build one
awesome job....
One more subscriber 🤝👍
Nice cage trap wolfdog! That cat looked pissed lol.
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You have my respect
Some welding magnets would make your life easier.
This video is awesome! Thank you for making it and posting it!
Cut with a jig saw. Can get closer to the bars.
Use extreme caution when trying to weld galvanized metal. It will emit fumes which are toxic, and lead to galvanize poisoning.
Dud that looks good that a lion cage yous what you have good job
The most effective way to to dispose of grey squirrels IN MY YARD is the Havahart
model # 1083 EZ-set, 1 door trap. I don't have the time or energy to be making
home made traps by hand.
I have used the Havahart EZ-set # 1083 to dispose of 360 grey squirrels since
June 2014. The 1-door EZ-set traps save me time in 3 different ways:
1) They are much easier and faster to set than 2 door traps.
2) they are also much easier to bait because you just put the bait behind the
trigger plate, instead of trying to balance the bait on top of the trigger plate.
I have had the 1030 go off in my hand while I was walking with it. Very annoying.
3) I don't have any false alarms any more because the 1083 is NEVER set off
by small birds. It takes a 1 pound animal to set off the 1083 and almost all
grey squirrels weigh at least 1 pound. That is important if you are not home
to keep checking your traps. You will never catch a squirrel, if the trap is closed
for hours with a small bird inside.
I used to use a 1030 for grey squirrels but since I bought 2 of the EZ set traps
I stopped using the older model trap. Every squirrel that I dispose of is 1 less squirrel
that will ravage my garden of tomatoes and my bird feeders. I take them all
to the exact same spot in the nearby woods and allow scavengers like possums
to have the carcass. Win-Win
Possums are unfairly maligned by many people simply because of the way they look
Home Depot and Lowes do not stock the 1083 but I was able to get them
online for about $35 via Amazon
WRZ 2020-08-14
Chester County, PA
thanks
Nice job bud!! Have you thought about cutting part way then bending and welding up ?
Excellent job. Suggestion: next time, make a few notes to help you explain what you're doing and calling things to make the dialog a bit smoother. Excellenut instructional video.
A battery operated jigsaw with a blade that cuts metal is great for cutting that type wire. Can cut close and quick.
How do you see through the dark (black) welding helmet glass to pinpoint where to put the tip of the welding gun.
Another question for you sir. Have you any experience with a stick welder? I am a novice when it comes to welding, and have a little stick welder. The problem I'm having is that I'm burning the wire mesh even with 1/16th size rod on low amp. I'm using pretty heavy duty mesh like you are using here.
What would it cost me if you make 2 of them for coyote and fox live traps ?
nice
Where did you buy the panels at
What's it weigh?
An option what I do is just buy a Metal Dog Carrier and convert it. Its real simple
Why didn't you cut one large piece, then fold into a rectangle shape? Then use cut wire to secure, or weld only one side?
You just try to bend that stuff. Good luck!
what you may not know is that your cage is galvanized and when you weld it burns the galvanize and it forms a piosion that you breath in and it can be deadly!!!!!!!!!~~~
don't sweat the small stuff
I know what a muskrat trapper is. I know what a opossum trapper is. But what is a black trapper??
I'mma black guy who traps lol
I no a guy an he's a black seing electrician I know I asked him one day I was working in the rafters and I kept hearing some one seing I asked how be there and he said just a nuther seing black man !!!!!!!!! LoL
Where were you able to find the horse panels?
kevin skattebo tractor supply feed stores and such
If you're close to an agri supply they've got it also.
trapper== I don't understand why the trigger is tripped by stepping on, the animal is going after the bait , so make it trip when they try to get the bait.my
design is to me the best that's made. an animal will always pull the bait to him.so my design is when they grab the bait you've got him
Intresting question. Understand this, not all animals are hard charging completely in to get the bait . Run a trail camera and you'll see you have many animals go in on part way and for some reason or another simply won't go after the bait.and back out Possibly they changed their mind possibly something spooked them possibly they just decided a pice of meat they sitting there dosent seem quite right. If your bait is the trigger your relaying on that bite and pull sequence to make that catch.Many animals arnt starving and need to eat everything to the point they will not turn down a free meal if it's something they don't like. With a foot tredel before my bait I just need him to come in 12-3/4 of the way in. Just need him to be curious enough to investigate. If their hard charging to get the bait their stepping on that pan if their just sniffing their stepping on the pan. Heck you can just ball up some grass with some feathers and toss it in the back to make it look like another animals kill. Their not going to try and take it after they realize what it really is but by the time their close enough in that trap to investigate, theirs paws on or over that pan.
Intresting question. Understand this, not all animals are hard charging completely in to get the bait . Run a trail camera and you'll see you have many animals go in on part way and for some reason or another simply won't go after the bait.and back out Possibly they changed their mind possibly something spooked them possibly they just decided a pice of meat they sitting there dosent seem quite right. If your bait is the trigger your relaying on that bite and pull sequence to make that catch.Many animals arnt starving and need to eat everything to the point they will not turn down a free meal if it's something they don't like. With a foot tredel before my bait I just need him to come in 12-3/4 of the way in. Just need him to be curious enough to investigate. If their hard charging to get the bait their stepping on that pan if their just sniffing their stepping on the pan. Heck you can just ball up some grass with some feathers and toss it in the back to make it look like another animals kill. Their not going to try and take it after they realize what it really is but by the time their close enough in that trap to investigate, theirs paws on or over that pan.
Wby isthis guy, packing a gun justtobuilt aanimall trap
Why in THE HELL, ARE YOU CATCHTING BOB CAT'S FOR.
FLux Please wear Gloves, Slow down, Write down you talking points, First do a dry run. Without the camera.
Put your teeth in so you can pronounce your words
What?
There are dickhead like you all around but you must be the limpets one lol
Great video