Snares and the Moon

[Coote 5]

Theoretically snaring should be more successful on darker nights rather than moonlit ones.

 

What difference has moonlight made in your experience?

[snareman 3]

Theoretically snaring should be more successful on darker nights rather than moonlit ones.

 

What difference has moonlight made in your experience?

 

 

Best rabbit snaring nights are a good blowing wind dark and overcast, with a smirl of rain coming through the wind. Rabbits feel secure and travel well out on these type of nights. Bright moonlight and quiet nights they dont travel far. But on moonlight nights and a good wind, when the clouds are flittin across the sky, you will get kills on these type of nights.

 

G.W - Snareman, Scotland (snaring experience: 53 Years.)

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

SIR-the night you describe is indeed the all round ,rabbit killing night -Lurchers,longnets and rifle.

ps Hope the other pesters arnt put off by having you aboard.Certainly make them think before posting.

foxdropper.

[pegandgun 52]

Dark windy nights with or without rain are perfect

P@G.........England.54 years experience

[woodga 170]

Dark windy nights with or without rain are perfect

P@G.........England.54 years experience

I FULLY AGREE WITH PEG WITH THE FULL MOON AND WIND CONDITIONS WOODGA 55 YRS EXPERIENCE

GOOD HUNTING ALL WOODGA :ph34r:

[Guest chilli]

windy nights are good for most types of hunting in my experience .

[Guest LIDLOR]

love the wind

[robsharpe 1]

yep dark windy nights are the tops

 

 

rob sharpe north east snare mafia 56 years experience :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

[pegandgun 52]

yep dark windy nights are the tops

 

 

rob sharpe north east snare mafia 56 years experience :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

[robsharpe 1]

:whistle: :whistle: queen mum royal snare mafia 99999 yrs experience