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Another unwanted snared one.
- Thread starter ohlongarmisle
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ohlongarmisle
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Spot on this location is at the far end of my acreage and 10 feet from the nature preserve of several thousand acres,rather not set up that close to a restricted hunting area.
crashlanding
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Man, his teeth are white
BooneLiane
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Thank god for snares and traps or we'd never come close to "controlling" coyotes.
As long as you are rendering them to the afterlife. All's good.
Jeffrey Van Zandt
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he has been eating a lot and braking bones.
Will.284
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I use snares and shoot all the time . I run around way too much property to shoot them all . I check my sets every day and shoot the ones I can . I don't see a problem with it if done correctly
You guys got any pics of your setups?
How do you avoid catching deer?
How do you avoid catching deer?
Will.284
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I've never caught a deer thankfully
Jeffrey Van Zandt
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snare noose is small and closer to the ground up here we do get boos in our wolf snares and if alive, we let them go and even a moose will leg snare itself. in a wolf snare
ohlongarmisle
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Deer stops on the snare, or lay a stick across the trail to funnel the deer away from the loop, anyone who has snared for some time will eventually catch some non target specie, deer stops help somewhat. A coyote snare IDEALLY is 12 inches in diameter and 12 inches bottom loop from the ground, exactly where browsing deer carry their heads. The stops however do little to eliminate neck catches.
No....that's AFTER LIFE!
