fox snare tealers

[Jack NUFC 1]

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Edited January 5, 2009 by ferretingkid

[Guest little_lloyd]

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[murraywatt 0]

dont have a pic but what i use is a length of fence wire prefereably off an old fence so its weathered, cut it about the length of from your elbow to the tip of your fingers then the bottom end bend it into a tight hook and this stops the wire getting knocked, then to attach the snare just use some dark coloured electricians tape

[dogs-n-natives 1,182]

dont have a pic but what i use is a length of fence wire prefereably off an old fence so its weathered, cut it about the length of from your elbow to the tip of your fingers then the bottom end bend it into a tight hook and this stops the wire getting knocked, then to attach the snare just use some dark coloured electricians tape

Very easy to do, and works a treat!

Edited to say, use the thick plyable wire for the tealers as modern high tensile stuff wont bend into position well, and is to floppy.

Edited May 11, 2008 by dogs-n-natives

[daunker 0]

Use green thick garden wire. Invisible cut to length and bend the top slightly to slip into plastic.

[Rolfe 2]

hi could someone show me a pic or two of some home made ones please?

 

cheers

Remember to set the noose well up........10-12 inches from the bottom of the loop so as to avoid non-target species.

If there are deer in the vicinity then bend a jump stick above the wire.

 

Rolfe.