fig 4 tealer

[fathom 2]

what is the purpose of the figure of 4 tealer i mean its design? is it for a better hold in soft ground? any reply will be recieved with many thanks.

 

yours in sport

 

Fathom

[Rabbithunter 456]

i think the figure four tealer is the "standard" design....... the single tealer, is the modification, for use in hard ground.........

 

 

i could be wrong however... and im sure one of the more knowledge-able lads will put you straight

 

as a preference, i always liked to use the figure four tealers, opposed to the single tealers

[fathom 2]

i think the figure four tealer is the "standard" design....... the single tealer, is the modification, for use in hard ground.........

 

 

i could be wrong however... and im sure one of the more knowledge-able lads will put you straight

 

as a preference, i always liked to use the figure four tealers, opposed to the single tealers

Thanks for the reply rabbit hunter. do you know of any good snaring/trapping books? atb Edited August 31, 2008 by fathom

[ianrob 2]

what is the purpose of the figure of 4 tealer i mean its design? is it for a better hold in soft ground? any reply will be recieved with many thanks.

 

yours in sport

 

Fathom

Hi mate, it prevents the tealer turning and once you set it, it stays where it is.

[fathom 2]

what is the purpose of the figure of 4 tealer i mean its design? is it for a better hold in soft ground? any reply will be recieved with many thanks.

 

yours in sport

 

Fathom

Hi mate, it prevents the tealer turning and once you set it, it stays where it is.

 

 

cheer's for the reply lad now i know

[Rabbithunter 456]

There is a few instructional dvd's out there... but ideally, try and find someone to teach you

[paddy.t 5]

Get yourself a copy of woodga's snaring dvd, can't go wrong IMO

[fathom 2]

There is a few instructional dvd's out there... but ideally, try and find someone to teach you

snaring, trapping longnetting would'nt be a big think round my end rabbithunter would love to have a mentor but its books dvds and lessons from my own mistakes for me lad. atb Edited August 31, 2008 by fathom

[fathom 2]

Get yourself a copy of woodga's snaring dvd, can't go wrong IMO

have watched it lad its an excellant watch very informative really give me confidence in making and setting my own snares, showed how to make the tealers just wondered why its design shape. cheers woodja for a great watch Edited August 31, 2008 by fathom

[paddy.t 5]

Get yourself a copy of woodga's snaring dvd, can't go wrong IMO

have watched it lad its an excellant watch very informative really give me confidence in making and setting my own snares, showed how to make the tealers just wondered why its design shape. cheers woodja for a great watch

 

 

Think its just more stable and golds better in soft ground

[snareman 3]

Get yourself a copy of woodga's snaring dvd, can't go wrong IMO

have watched it lad its an excellant watch very informative really give me confidence in making and setting my own snares, showed how to make the tealers just wondered why its design shape. cheers woodja for a great watch

 

 

Think its just more stable and golds better in soft ground

yes it sits stable in the ground , and has a nice grip to hold while inserting it into the ground , along with the double eye at the top to allow the knot in the end of the snare cable to spin freely in a 360 degree rotation .