Well worth the watch. Loads of information to help in a sticky situation. LOL get it, sticky.

I remember my childhood days in the late 80's. Me and my friends are making that same trap in the woods for wild chickens. We set up the traps early morning and put some sweet corns as our bait then come back late afternoon to check the traps. We catched some chickens but often failed to catch. Bring back some old memories. Thanks for the video Mike!

i'm not australian or anything, but i love to pronounce the new channel "Loife of Moike" and it makes me happy. Always nice to see more of you mate :)

@Pir-o

2 жыл бұрын

Boishcroift Toips!

Always wanted more videos from you hope this channel brings them 👍

Loving these little vids 😊

Mike I just watched your other channel,I love what u and your dad have completed on the shelter I'm so glad u incorporated the elm tree trunk. Snare traps are great to use.

What does it mean when a Brit calls someone a beast? i’m just asking you Mike this question because quite some time ago back I was watching your TA outdoors and you said something about making an oven and one of your hutch’s you were building. I made a suggestion of you looking up Shawn James with my self-reliance on KZread to check out the Earthen oven he built for himself in his outdoor kitchen in on his old property and old cabin. Someone replied back that he was a beast. I didn’t know how to take that so I didn’t ever say anything back. I just took that as maybe it was a compliment, but it’s always been in the back of my mind that maybe he was putting down Shawn James. I can tell you this. I have learned an awful lot from Shawn James and his outdoor life and his forest management. He’s very good at what he does very knowledgeable. It’s all I got to say that.😊

And if you’re wonder how we pronounce ‘Life of Mike’ in Malay. We call it ‘Gaya hidup Mike’. Anyway,thanks for your tips Mike. Looking forward for your next video. Love from Malaysia 🇲🇾

That's a really nice snare. Great new channel, Mike... ❤️👍

I remember making similar traps when I was a kid, but not for animals, for people! Elaborate contraptions that hit them with a thin branch in the back of their heads, just to spook them a bit

This was brilliant ! When I was younger me and my brothers would snare rabbits this way .My Father taught us this and how to clean them and my Mother would make us feel so validated by cooking up our catch. Indeed what a wonderful skill to have, Cheers Mike and thank you for the video.

Keep it up!

@LifeofMikeOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers!

Nice Mike. Used to make snares when I was a kid, never caught anything but at least I was outside in the fresh air. Hope you don't mind Mike I reported three scammy bit coin posts on this.

@LifeofMikeOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Cheers Paul! Always a few of those comments.

Ace stuff cheers Mike

@LifeofMikeOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Freddy

I understand!

Fantastic Mike! I gave this a try today and it worked brilliantly mate. A great tutorial and would be a life saver if you would ever need to use it I'm sure. Thanks pal 👍

Well I hope that by here you can see my comments, and answer... Hello, Mike, here Agata. 👋

@agatagarcia4454

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Mike! It's very sad than you didn't see any comments of me... Very sad... But... Well... Thank you.

Such a simple way to make a trap. How effective is it?

Remember making those in the scouts. Brings back memories. Btw Mike what watch do you have?

@LifeofMikeOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. It's a Garmin Phoenix 6 Pro I believe

Subscribed. 😁

@LifeofMikeOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard!

@BlackshacksBushcraft

2 жыл бұрын

Just as a matter of interest, some traps and snares are actually illegal to use in some places. In Australia I think it varies from state to state but if it was a matter of survival, I wouldn't care about the legalities of it.

@LifeofMikeOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlackshacksBushcraft Yep, I am very aware of this. I have more videos coming up on it, and laws are tight in the UK on snares and traps. Most are illegal. But like you say, if in a survival situation it's good to know.

is that a new knife

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its a shame you dont go to other countries and do Survival and bushcraft things as be awesome to watch

@LifeofMikeOfficial

Жыл бұрын

Once my kids are a bit older I will. At the moment they’re so young I need to be around family and help support them all

@josht.m9697

Жыл бұрын

@@LifeofMikeOfficial would be awesome to watch mike , and kids always comes first :)

Life of Mike is not an unique name, nor does it come up when you search...Just so you know. Looking forward to see how this develops! /Henrik, Sweden

@maxinedurling3425

2 жыл бұрын

I'm with Henrik it was a bit hard to find was surprised at how many Mike channels there are out there

@LifeofMikeOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback Henrik. I believe it’s not coming up in searches yet as the channel is only 1 week old. It should come up in searches in a few weeks time. You’d be amazed how many rip off “TA Outdoors” channels there are. But thankfully my main channel is well enough established now that they don’t get seen as much. Thanks for following along this channel!

@jasonjohnson6344

2 жыл бұрын

@@LifeofMikeOfficial This video came to my KZread channel. Maybe because I’m subbed to TA outdoors it offered this one too. Are you going to turn this channel into your main channel?

@kingrafa3938

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! I was typing Life of Mike but got a different results. So what i did was going to one of TA Outdoors video that was uploaded last week and directly go to the comment section where Mike put the link of this channel.

Wrong channel? ;-) 😁 Doesn't something like this belong to the TA Outdoor channel?