The simplest thing is to set a wire trap on the path where animals often haunt, that is, make a circle with wire, adjust it to a size larger than the head of the prey, fix it on the branch next to the path, hide it, and fix the other end. The prey will struggle when it gets into its head, and the more it struggles, the tighter it will be, and finally it will be strangled.
There is also a pressure trap made of slate. Choose a big slate, put food under it, support it with a wooden stick, connect the wooden stick with the fishing line, and pull the line after the small animals enter.
You can also use animal traps, which are big clips like shark mouths. Put it on the ground after opening and cover it with grass, which is suitable for catching large animals. Pay attention to the marks when using, so as not to hurt passers-by or yourself.
Then there is the movie, which is about digging a big hole and then putting a sharp knife and stick under it. It is too laborious and unrealistic.
There are many kinds of waiting.