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With snaring, it is not right to set the snare where the animal could fall off and be 'hung'. This is my reading of the law.

 

However, what about squirrel poles where there are snares all the way around it?

 

The reason I'm asking is because I would like to use a squirrel pole style system for rats, however, I want to be 100% law abiding.

 

Any information would be much appreciated.

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The law says target animal should not get hung, but then it's legal to use squirrel poles with snares on.....it's like rabbits caught on a pig mesh fence sometimes they jump about,and go through fence

It's the same with rat bow snaring you need a sapling bent over near the run so when rat gets snared it springs up keeping rat off the ground so in a sence its hung but again not illegal to use bow sn

Good luck with snaring let us know how you get on.....I'm out this weekend hopefully set a few wires for a couple of hares missus wants one for dinner and got a buyer for any more I catch?

The law says target animal should not get hung, but then it's legal to use squirrel poles with snares on.....it's like rabbits caught on a pig mesh fence sometimes they jump about,and go through fence higher up so technically hung themselves so to speak...yet it's legal to fence snare rabbits..there is no clear understanding its a bit of a grey area?

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Apparently my wife is on it's way, so I'm hyped about that. I used to work selling electrical wire, so made a few calls and they've got hold of some 26 gauge (it might have been 28 gauge I forget if it's 26 or 28) for me super cheap! As soon as it arrives (definitely in the post) I'll be armed with 80 meters of 0.457 brass wire! Poor rats. Shot up in the night, then when I'm gone...I'm still taking them out.

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Apparently my wife is on it's way, so I'm hyped about that. I used to work selling electrical wire, so made a few calls and they've got hold of some 26 gauge (it might have been 28 gauge I forget if it's 26 or 28) for me super cheap! As soon as it arrives (definitely in the post) I'll be armed with 80 meters of 0.457 brass wire! Poor rats. Shot up in the night, then when I'm gone...I'm still taking them out.

where you getting your wife from remmy? I could do with another around the house lol ;)
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Apparently my wife is on it's way, so I'm hyped about that. I used to work selling electrical wire, so made a few calls and they've got hold of some 26 gauge (it might have been 28 gauge I forget if it's 26 or 28) for me super cheap! As soon as it arrives (definitely in the post) I'll be armed with 80 meters of 0.457 brass wire! Poor rats. Shot up in the night, then when I'm gone...I'm still taking them out.

where you getting your wife from remmy? I could do with another around the house lol ;)

 

Argh, epic spelling fail.

 

I think you should just get one the same place you got your last wife...Thailand wasn't it? ;)

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On a more serious, and more interesting note, I now have a load of brass wire. Time to start practicing making snares!

 

I could be setting them on Saturday morning after ratting (around 2:30am), so it's time to start asking millions of questions.

 

Also, going to ask a friend if I can borrow their lounge to watch Woodga's DVD. If the answer is yes, I'll purchase a copy.

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It's the same with rat bow snaring you need a sapling bent over near the run so when rat gets snared it springs up keeping rat off the ground so in a sence its hung but again not illegal to use bow snaring for rats

Are you sure it's not illegal.. :hmm:

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