Where the Red Fern Grows describe grandpa's brace and bit trap works from beginning to end?

Answer 1

Takes shiny metal, puts it on inside od log and attaches it to the log. Raccon sees something shiny in the log and wants it. He goes for it but he cant pull it out, but he wont let go

Answer 2

Grandpa would use a brace and cut a small hole in the top. The coon would stick its paw in the brace to get the shiny objecy that Grandpa or Billy placed at the bottom and when the coon would pull its paw out it could not because its paw could not fit through the hole. The coon would be too stupid to let go of the object and would be trapped

Answer 3

In "Where the Red Fern Grows," Grandpa's brace and bit trap works by placing bait on the trigger of the trap attached to the bit. When an animal takes the bait, it triggers the bit to rotate, causing the trap to snap shut on the animal's leg or foot. This immobilizes the animal and allows the trapper to safely approach and retrieve it without causing harm.