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By snakey
Have not posted for a long time now, but there is a probing interest within the animal bloody rights group to out right ban the snaring of animals and I state within Wales though not as yet in England, how do we as a collective argue against this?
I can understand the argument that traps are more use than snares, but we have to invoke the use of snares when dealing with foxes in certain predicaments, or am I mistaken, please somebody tell me whether I am right or wrong, I do not want to look as though I am misguided but the latest snares do not kill but restrain the animal which is a good thing and is being responsible towards the animals well being!
We as a responsible trapping society have to abide by the rules so why are we as a responsible trapping society always covering our backsides.
Is it getting more difficult to apply our trade?.
Personally I do not use poisons so the cost of job does increase, though I do see a better job satisfaction.
At the end of the day its not all about money.
We as a collective can not allow our sheer existence to be erased like a rubber. please fight for our rights as it will not stop at snaring it will escalate towards the usual trapping and eventually shooting so if you care about our rights think first.
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By Johnlurcher
Does anyone know if you can get these in Ireland or sent to Ireland, asking for a farmer who wants one, tried this American site, paid and they refunded the money, with no reason?
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Duke Cage Trap
Duke Cage Trap
Heavy duty trap measures 30x12x12 with single door. "I personally use this trap in my nuisance control business. This trap is tuff, and will last for years!"--Jason
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Price: $39 each
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Duke DP Dog Proof Trap
Duke DP "Dog-Proof" Trap
Introducing the long awaited Duke DP "Dog Proof" Raccoon Trap! Features heavy duty machine chain with swivels attached. This trap comes equipped with a stake attached directly to the bottom of the trap. Set it, stake it, and forget it. Its that simple. Features heavy duty coil springs and trigger system.
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Coon Daggers (Dog Proof Traps)
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Bridger 1.5 CS
Bridger #1-1/2 Coilspring (2 coils)
5" jaw spread. An extremely well built trap at a bargain price! A great choice for fox, raccoon, and similar that will still hold the occassional coyote that comes along. Double posted pan and night latch dog. Thick jaws, heavy base, high levers, and 12" of machine chain with swivel on end.
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By Peter Shorrock
Im setting out some fox snares..ive found runs used by foxes and gatherd alot of advice from recent snaring articles...just want to know the laws...the do's and donts. Thanks
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By thedogman199
Hey folks,
Can i get some advice off you please, could you please tell me the best or what you would recomend gloves for handling live foxes in traps/snairs, i know its a little strange but a lad who works with me is trying to trap a fox with mange to take it to the vet, i know i thought the same but am trying to help the lad lol
Thank you in advance
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