a mystery

[micky 3,325]

I snared a rabbit in a field close to home yesterday,there is no stock in the field ,and i am the only one with access,i think a fox took the rabbit , but how did the kink get in the tealer.

[micky 3,325]

I snared a rabbit in a field close to home yesterday,there is no stock in the field ,and i am the only one with access,i think a fox took the rabbit , but how did the kink get in the tealer.

[ellir0305 9]

I snared a rabbit in a field close to home yesterday,there is no stock in the field ,and i am the only one with access,i think a fox took the rabbit , but how did the kink get in the tealer.

 

i don't know really it looks like pressure has been applied to it, it used to happen the opposite way with the first tealers i made out of thinnish wire, the force of the rabbit would pull the tealer through into a smaller loop

[Rolfe 2]

I have had that happen a few times when a badger has been the culprit.........pulling at the snared rabbit.

[lamperman 12]

hikers sticks do the same thing

[ianrob 2]

I snared a rabbit in a field close to home yesterday,there is no stock in the field ,and i am the only one with access,i think a fox took the rabbit , but how did the kink get in the tealer.

You possibly did it pushing the tealer in Mickey. Was the ground hard?.

[micky 3,325]

I snared a rabbit in a field close to home yesterday,there is no stock in the field ,and i am the only one with access,i think a fox took the rabbit , but how did the kink get in the tealer.

You possibly did it pushing the tealer in Mickey. Was the ground hard?.

no badgers or walkers and the ground is firm, but not difficult to push in a tealer,there was a wisp of fur on the wire but no bites,