Got the glitch, good. Start with a low‑profile rope snare—just a thin line of braided fiber tied between two low branches. The rope needs to be coated with a thin layer of wax so it doesn’t squeak. When the camera’s blind spot passes, trigger the snare by a small trigger stick that hits the rope as the subject moves. Keep the stick out of sight on a stick of the same color as the foliage, and have a backup hand‑cane to pull the rope if you see the subject in a different blind. The key is to keep the rope under 0.5 meters of the ground and the trigger hidden behind a stone. Once you’re sure the glitch works, double‑check the rope tension—if it’s too loose it won’t snap; too tight and it’ll be obvious. That’s it. Just watch the shadows and stay silent.