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  • Jason Salyer uses a few pieces of kit from his Wazoo Survival Hat to build snares to catch squirrels to use for meat in a "survival scenario."
    In addition to making the trap, Jason discusses some of the strategies involved in placing the snares.
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Комментарии • 199

  • @Amippolito
    @Amippolito 2 года назад +4

    Squirrel biscuits and gravy

  • @definit1on119
    @definit1on119 2 года назад +21

    Ruger 10/22’s are made for squirl tacos

    • @ba1868
      @ba1868 2 года назад +3

      But don't forget the good old BB or pellet guns too. Less expensive and ammo is recyclable.

    • @Hans_Owner_of_da_Franks
      @Hans_Owner_of_da_Franks Год назад

      Bro. It's got to be an ar 7!

    • @jarrettdossey7300
      @jarrettdossey7300 Год назад +3

      The 10/22 is good for ALL kinds of squirrels!

  • @billyrayvalentine7972
    @billyrayvalentine7972 2 года назад +23

    I'm saving this to watch later. I have 5.5 acres rich with squirrels. The half acre is fenced in and my cat and dog feast on them. But I could snare them on the 5 acres if stuff hits the fan. Wood fire grilled squirrel for as long as needed. Also deer roam the property so I can definitely have a supply of meat.

  • @allendobbs8055
    @allendobbs8055 2 года назад +1

    We like squirrel stew

  • @beckykeen5079
    @beckykeen5079 Год назад

    definitely squirrel stew!

  • @bwax1542
    @bwax1542 2 года назад

    Squirrel stew baby

  • @azhomeboy2000
    @azhomeboy2000 2 года назад +7

    Squirrel gravy or squirrel stew?
    Squirrel anything if I'm hungry.
    Gravy sounds good tho!👍👍

    • @kevind7617
      @kevind7617 2 года назад

      Squirrel gravy with rice for the older ones.. and dredged in some flour and fried for the young ones.. especially the young ones that almost tear in half when you're pulling his pants and shirt off.. that's the real tender ones..
      But.. dumplings is good.. so is gumbo.. nice to change it up

  • @davidgrise5820
    @davidgrise5820 Год назад +1

    Squirrel Gravy!!!
    That's where I'm carrying my vote/comment.
    I grew up eating and it's a special treat, as it's such a different taste.

  • @yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533
    @yedidyah-jedshlomoh1533 Год назад +1

    When I was young and things were hard, I ate a lot of squirrel gravy and light bread. Good memories.

  • @gzack6716
    @gzack6716 Год назад +1

    Squirrel stew

  • @tlock4616
    @tlock4616 2 года назад +2

    Fried squirrel and gravey.. good stuff!

  • @larrylapierre2295
    @larrylapierre2295 2 года назад +1

    Squirrel and dumplings 😊

  • @ralphmiller5510
    @ralphmiller5510 2 года назад

    Squirrel gravy and rabbit stew

  • @kevinneff5616
    @kevinneff5616 2 года назад +1

    Squirrel stew with pepper gravy on biscuits.

  • @prepperpov5852
    @prepperpov5852 2 года назад +2

    Thanks

  • @FarmersSON55
    @FarmersSON55 2 года назад +1

    Squirrel and gravy

  • @W1AMERICA
    @W1AMERICA 2 года назад

    Squirrel gravy

  • @lorimihelick5475
    @lorimihelick5475 2 года назад +1

    Squirrel stew sounds good to me😋

  • @jasonjefcoat6030
    @jasonjefcoat6030 2 года назад +1

    Good presentation, prefer squirrel sauce picante

  • @ntvrthmn
    @ntvrthmn 5 месяцев назад

    stash in the cap - genius!

  • @oaksparoakspar3144
    @oaksparoakspar3144 2 года назад +31

    I've used both wire and fishing line (never had one chew out - their instinct to run is very strong, but I also don't let them work it for hours). You will NOT snag a head every time, so these are best to set around a camp so you can hear a caught one trashing about and go dispatch it (these seldom kill - at least I've never had one kill). Smearing a bait up and down your snare stick (and for heaven's sake, put MULTIPLE snares on each one) works very well and reduces your wait time. You don't need to actually bait the stick, just make it smell like food (peanut butter works great).
    They do work, but it is a numbers game. The more squirrels around, the better. Also, the more used to people they are, the better. Scattered squirrels in the woods are much, much harder to get than the ones in parks, around camp grounds, etc. That's where you will find the most of them anyways, since the human presence provides food and prevents predation allowing them to grow fat and numerous. If you are in a more urban/suburban areas and can find a concealed place to put a snare stick, you can likely grab a few on the DL while reading a book on a park bench with an ear open.

  • @charlessalmond7076
    @charlessalmond7076 2 года назад +3

    Someone else commented already, and I have to agree. Set them close by, so you can hear and dispatch quickly.

  • @JoJo-lx1ew
    @JoJo-lx1ew 2 года назад +7

    Squril dumplings.. Every Thanksgiving. We hunt'em that morning. Ladies clean & cook that evening. Then the fight is on for the heads..

  • @ragnarmjolnir9654
    @ragnarmjolnir9654 2 года назад +1

    Graby

  • @CindyHarris-rd4gb
    @CindyHarris-rd4gb 7 месяцев назад

    Squirrel gravy. Also squirrel dumplings

  • @sandysoutherland8953
    @sandysoutherland8953 2 года назад

    Squirrel gravy is the plan for this weekend

  • @chris1638
    @chris1638 2 года назад +2

    I actually like squirrel. It took me a little while to wrap my head around the idea of eating a squirrel. After I pushed past that I actually enjoyed squirrel stew

  • @loganv0410
    @loganv0410 2 года назад

    Gravy, over biscuits.

  • @lrb1e39
    @lrb1e39 Год назад

    Definitely squirrel stew… yum!

  • @thedirtman.634
    @thedirtman.634 Год назад

    Squirrel stew. Thanks this helped alot

  • @flyoverstate6893
    @flyoverstate6893 2 года назад +1

    Easy to understand. Thanks. Stew.

  • @dh6937
    @dh6937 2 года назад

    Squirrel gumbo 😋

  • @williamkillion2001
    @williamkillion2001 Год назад

    Fried squirrel and biscuits.

  • @stevefarms7494
    @stevefarms7494 4 месяца назад

    Great video thank you for sharing 👍

  • @Jay-mv7xv
    @Jay-mv7xv 2 года назад

    Secret Squirrel Stew. Thanks!

  • @hunbi8419
    @hunbi8419 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for doing this video, Americans have lost these arts ! especially us city dwellers ! USA KAG Squarrel Gravy and Stew Never had it but if your hungry you will love it (LOL)............

  • @TheAce0fAllTrades
    @TheAce0fAllTrades 2 года назад +1

    Cool

  • @savageg4594
    @savageg4594 2 года назад

    Awesome video, squirrel gravy with dumplings

  • @mitzihoward3569
    @mitzihoward3569 Год назад

    Gravy!!!

  • @tylerdordon99
    @tylerdordon99 Год назад

    I learned this from reading Golden Kamuy lol

  • @jamesadams8572
    @jamesadams8572 2 года назад +7

    Really good presentation and information, best I've seen. Thanks keep up the great videos...

  • @oliviarackley1503
    @oliviarackley1503 2 года назад

    The gravy sounds good.

  • @campsiteministries
    @campsiteministries 2 года назад +1

    Yes to both…….

  • @Carladet1
    @Carladet1 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you!❤️

  • @daivernon7346
    @daivernon7346 Год назад

    well done video - clear info - Thank You!

  • @SpamMusubi308
    @SpamMusubi308 2 года назад +1

    Either or both looking forward to trying squrrill 😄

  • @biggstile
    @biggstile Год назад

    Very well explained.

  • @heinrichstyer5388
    @heinrichstyer5388 2 года назад +1

    Squirrel stew.

  • @ArthurJorgeBushcraft
    @ArthurJorgeBushcraft 11 месяцев назад

    Amazing. One more subscribe. Greetings from Brazil

  • @richardgummere84
    @richardgummere84 2 года назад +4

    Squirrel stew with gravy! Excellent tips, thanks for sharing. Keep the videos coming!

  • @jonathanechols9985
    @jonathanechols9985 Год назад

    Squirrel chili.

  • @cascade2093
    @cascade2093 2 года назад +1

    Squirrel steaw

  • @josephlamarque1183
    @josephlamarque1183 2 года назад

    This video is worth the sub

  • @daviddaigrepont9485
    @daviddaigrepont9485 Год назад

    Fried Squirrel. We home schooled our kids and our youngest would often shoot a Squirrel for lunch, clean it and fry it in Louisiana Fish Fry.

  • @Gadsdentreadlightly
    @Gadsdentreadlightly 4 месяца назад

    Squirrel Gravy

  • @jopiaspieder1184
    @jopiaspieder1184 2 года назад

    Squirrel Stew

  • @jeffpeters4497
    @jeffpeters4497 2 года назад

    squirrel gravy by far...

  • @TheHuntForSupper
    @TheHuntForSupper Год назад

    I've heard that squirrel meat is a little sweet along with porcupine, which is excellent tasting.

  • @MB-rc6nr
    @MB-rc6nr 2 года назад +4

    Currently doing research on small game snares and this was probably the most useful video I have watched

  • @brianvannorman1465
    @brianvannorman1465 2 года назад +1

    Good information.
    I prefer squirrel ettouffe. But definitely stew over gravy

  • @titanpreparedness
    @titanpreparedness 2 года назад

    Excellent information one of the easiest forms of protein to catch if your ever in that type of situation

  • @johnyhawgleg
    @johnyhawgleg 2 года назад

    Squirrel gravy with wide egg noodles. Even better if the noodles are homemade.

  • @hankrichardson9057
    @hankrichardson9057 2 года назад +1

    Definitely squirrel stew, so you. An cook it slow and it tends to make it more tender not as tough but the gravy sounds good.

  • @leonardcontarino7940
    @leonardcontarino7940 Год назад

    I vote stew

  • @lowellirish
    @lowellirish Месяц назад

    Pan fried Squirrel !

  • @davidaustin4910
    @davidaustin4910 2 года назад

    Pie squirrel pie

  • @GoneFishinOutdoors
    @GoneFishinOutdoors 5 месяцев назад +1

    Squirrel gravy for the WIN!!!! lol. I love squirrel meat. And good video on how to set snares up bravo!

  • @howardrichburg2398
    @howardrichburg2398 8 месяцев назад

    squirrel stew

  • @user-xx2pd2gt2w
    @user-xx2pd2gt2w Год назад

    Спасибо за видео!😉
    Так же можно ловить и Российскую белку, в Сибири! 🐿️

  • @michaelhrivnak1719
    @michaelhrivnak1719 2 года назад +1

    Best snare video I have ever watched! Clear, concise instruction. Well done!

  • @barnaclebill1615
    @barnaclebill1615 2 года назад

    Squirrel stew please!👍👍😁🇺🇸

  • @Elliot-bi2qe
    @Elliot-bi2qe 2 месяца назад

    Hope about if you plant some bait near the base of the wood and when you see it you approach which will cause the squirrel to run up in a rush with more of a chance of getting caught.

  • @keithmiller6727
    @keithmiller6727 2 года назад +1

    Gravy

  • @bbrb1000
    @bbrb1000 2 года назад +1

    Stew

  • @user-yj9jl2ss6u
    @user-yj9jl2ss6u 5 месяцев назад

    Squirrel-ka-bob...

  • @nilsschenkel7149
    @nilsschenkel7149 2 года назад +1

    A useful trick to form eyelets in snare wire is to wrap/ tie the wire around a twig in the right diameter you just snap right under the eyelet to get it out. Also, it is very important to alwys work the kinks out of the wire as shown- with as much care as possible. I´ve seen people break wire several times because they thought the wire will straighten itself out if they just give it a hard tug.

  • @thymenabottle2515
    @thymenabottle2515 2 года назад

    Squirrel stew or better yet, fried squirrel 🙂

  • @matthewellisor5835
    @matthewellisor5835 2 года назад

    I like me some squirrel and grits.

  • @rooster4669
    @rooster4669 2 года назад +3

    This is good in theory but rarely works. Leaned it in the army. Tried it about a dozen times. No luck. At best it will hold him but not kill it

  • @richieh2006
    @richieh2006 11 месяцев назад +1

    This is horrific. But effective and I searched this for one reason. Thank you, dude. Subscribed!

  • @markh5889
    @markh5889 Год назад

    Stew please. Thanks for the clear and concise video.

  • @redfaux74
    @redfaux74 2 года назад +1

    I'm not a vegetable kind of guy so this is a great trick.
    Good video Jason. ❤

  • @KaylynnStrain
    @KaylynnStrain 2 года назад +1

    many years ago I had squirrel stews, late step grandpa bagged a few and grandma cooked them up for us

  • @donaldbarr8300
    @donaldbarr8300 2 года назад +2

    Stew every time! Squirrels learn quick, just ask the birds at the empty feeders. 22 LR or 20 Guage works best for me. Check your local laws too, my area...no snares or primitive traps. Still a good survival tool to know, just in case.

  • @cgreggain
    @cgreggain 2 года назад

    Squirrel Srew

  • @hammerhound168
    @hammerhound168 2 года назад

    Gravy if you got homemade biscuits, Stew for rice or whop biscuits. ( For yall city/suburban types a whop biscuit comes in a container from the store and you open them by Whopping the can against the counter. Per the great expert Jerry Clower .)

  • @phillipmerritt1428
    @phillipmerritt1428 2 года назад +1

    Gravy or squirrel stew

  • @darcypotterpotter6214
    @darcypotterpotter6214 Год назад +5

    in Northern Alberta Canada i use 10-15 foot long poles and put 5 snares on the pole the reason for the long pole is the squirrel hangs high off the ground so you don't have the snare raided and 5 snares per set pole is because several squirrel will use the pole and iv caught 3 on single set

  • @richardwhitfield6202
    @richardwhitfield6202 2 года назад

    i build them out snare cable and use cam locks - bullet proof - snares can use a few times often all hardware is reusable so long as you do not crimp - i use snares at bird feeders to mop up squirrels - long running pole is irresistible to a squirrel

  • @michaelsarkisian1047
    @michaelsarkisian1047 2 года назад +1

    I prefer to use .020 stainless safety wire as snare wire.

  • @timtroup786
    @timtroup786 7 месяцев назад

    I found that if you put multiple snares on the same poll and a finger of peanut butter between the snares it works great

  • @shanek6582
    @shanek6582 2 года назад +9

    Years ago in Florida I made a spring pole trap in the backyard to test out a trigger system I watched on Dave Canterbury’s channel. It’s going to sound cruel but hear goes, after a few misses i finally caught a gray squirrel perfectly another neck, I watched the whole thing, anyway, the squirrel was picked up off the ground with the wire around its neck and he just hung there scratching at it off and on for about ten minutes. It wouldn’t die, just hung there and I went out with welding gloves and let him go. My conclusion was, even though it was caught perfectly he didn’t weigh enough to put enough weight on the loop to strangle himself.
    Idk if all types of squirrel are built like that but the eastern gray, idk. Thanks

    • @oaksparoakspar3144
      @oaksparoakspar3144 2 года назад +4

      I've caught them with snare sticks like this and had them snagged on necks, shoulders, with one leg through, and even by the back leg. I've not had one kill itself yet. I'm sure it could happen, but if I found one dead I would probably assume it stressed itself to death (which I've had them do in cage traps without a scratch on them if they are in there too long).

    • @shanek6582
      @shanek6582 2 года назад +3

      @@oaksparoakspar3144 sounds on par with my experience. All the survival books seem to presume it just kills them automatically, guess it pays to practice those things all the way, not just in theory. Thanks

    • @hawkeye1376
      @hawkeye1376 2 года назад +5

      I'm not ever really gonna use this, unless it's a SHTF situation, and at that point, as bad as it sounds, I don't care as long as its there when I check the trap.

    • @WapTek123
      @WapTek123 Год назад

      here is some info if you need it, & you can delete my comment after you get it
      TLDR = if you find a baby squirrel warm it up, so you can return it
      to its mom & or safely rehydrate it, so you can safely give it formula
      baby squirrels can't stay warm, drink, eat, or eliminate without help till 90 days old
      mom will not reject a baby for your scent BUT MOM WILL REJECT A COLD BABY,
      so
      bring it inside to warm it up to human body temperature & Reunite it with mom if you can, ,
      look up "Reuniting tree squirrel babies with their mom" mary cc squirrels reunite
      if this fails seek out a wildlife rehabilitator for help & if all of that also fails use
      its weight in grams divided by 20 to set how many cc's to feed it every 2 hours &
      to prevent aspiration pneumonia feed it via 1 - 3 CC oral syringe feeder lying tummy down please , look up
      2018/09/11 example video , "Thirsty baby squirrel!" Jasmin121176 , & rehydrate it for a day using Pedialyte ,
      they NEED mom or formula to supply adequate nutrition till they reject it at 10 weeks old
      a FAST growing baby squirrel needs wildlife grade formulas used in a zoo like "fox valley day one "
      or DIY 24 hour perishable 3 parts goats milk, 1 part yogurt 1 part heavy whipping cream
      or a very few puppy formulas will work , (Goat's Milk Esbilac? ) but NOT just "Esbilac "
      a squirrels weight in grams is 20 times the safe stomach capacity in ml & cc's per feeding so
      find its weight in grams divide it by 20 , & thats the number of ML/CC's to feed each meal this
      "5 percent rule" stomach capacity to weight ratio quantity as each meal only works if you use a metric gram scale
      at 6 weeks of age let it practice gnawing solids like; fruits, monkey chow, & dry Puppy science diet.
      at 8 week of age test if a baby squirrel can drink water from a shallow container AND crack a nut
      look up 1X1X2 foot nesting box & 4X4X7 foot pre-release cage so you can slowly free it,
      because after 6 months of age squirrels become unpleasantly wild
      There is some good information on the Internet, but other sites
      give advice that will kill the animals & some do this on purpose
      Cow’s milk, goat’s milk, human baby formulas, & "most" other pet products lack nutritional value,
      are less digestible & boiling or scalding them wont fix it over the long term of 2 months
      these eventually WILL cause failure to thrive, MDB , & death due to malnutrition
      squirrels don't get & or survive rabies long enough to give it & head trauma mimics rabies
      baby squirrels can be fearless & very sociable, so, its only an orphan if it pursues or climbs you,
      or a pet BUT stop ANY pets from touching it since digestive & oral bacteria can kill it
      see also
      "Helping pet squirrels become wild again" mary cc squirrels tametowild,
      "squirreltales dot org" , hsvma org assets pdfs hsvma_wildlife_care_handbook pdf
      squirrel-rehab org rehabinfo infantfeeding html
      "squirrelrefuge dot org" , "thesquirrelboard dot com",
      justpaste . it / 36jzb

  • @reuz5462
    @reuz5462 2 года назад

    I like to put squirrel on a grate in a dutch oven just above about an inch or two of hard cider then cover it up and let it steam bake, get all that apple flavor all the way through, even better if I can do it with a bird of some kind but the apple flavor can cut down on the gamey taste you sometimes get with squirrel.

  • @gw10758
    @gw10758 2 года назад

    Stew...... I use peanut butter on each side of my leather snare....... leather is easier to pack, to reuse and to set

  • @user-tu8sj9pt4d
    @user-tu8sj9pt4d 6 месяцев назад

    That's on you not me LOL

  • @bayoutrapper3782
    @bayoutrapper3782 Год назад

    Squirrel and dumplings gets my vote. What's the best size wire? TIA God bless.

  • @dansherman7486
    @dansherman7486 2 года назад

    stew

  • @daniele.f.2963
    @daniele.f.2963 2 года назад

    Both different days.

  • @erolkavlakverizon6112
    @erolkavlakverizon6112 2 года назад +1

    Stew or grilled

  • @hillside2361
    @hillside2361 11 месяцев назад

    🙀