A 10 foot long piece of burlap rope with a noose on one end and a string on the other end for the bait. This trap is set by throwing the rope over a tree branch or beam, with the bait visible and the noose hidden just before the bait on the ground. When the animal grabs the bait, they pull on it, causing the rope to pull up and around their ankles, suspending them upside down in the air.
A small cage with an angled door and a place for bait. Once the rodent walks onto the door ramp and into the cage the door is closed by the rodent's own weight trapping it in the cage.
A heavy-duty net made of leather with iron weights on its ends. It's attached to a 10 foot long leather rope and is used for catching small animals, birds, and fish with.
A circular piece of steel with sharp teeth that closes together on a hinge when something presses down on its center pressure plate. A bell is set to start ringing as soon as the trap is sprung. The ringing bell will be heard by anyone or anything in a 200 sq foot area. Hunters that are watching the trap may remove the bell if needed.