Scout the map – pick a high‑visibility spot for the squad and mark the entrance, exit, and all sightlines. 1. Put low‑noise bait (berries, soft leaves) at the most likely approach path. 2. Wire tripwires on that path, angled toward the kill zone, and hide them behind foliage. 3. Position a silent kill spot three‑quarters of the way into the trench – this is where the shot will land. 4. Assign roles: one scout to monitor the entrance, one to trigger the trap, one to cover the kill zone, and the rest to secure the perimeter. 5. Keep comms minimal – a simple hand signal to “trigger” is enough. 6. Run a silent practice run with the squad, verify the trap works, and adjust any gaps. 7. Lock the perimeter, wait for the prey, trigger, and finish quickly. No slack, no noise, perfect.

Got it, single choke, double‑wire, rotate trigger. Check that the choke is 100% visible from every cover point. Lay two parallel wires on either side, each angled toward the kill spot, and splice them into a single silent pull‑wire. Move the pull point every 30 seconds so only one person is in the flash zone. Keep the rest of the squad in blind cover, ready to flank if the trigger misfires. Run a quick dry run, then lock in. Report back at ten. No more delays.

All set – wires tight, pull point silent, perimeter locked. Will ping you at ten with the status. No delays.