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[rowza 0]

Opend it up and look what i got

[cumbrianrabbiter 0]

cracking looking snares

[aaronpigeonplucker 32]

nice snares! make sure you tension out those snares so there as springy as possible.

[rowza 0]

nice snares! make sure you tension out those snares so there as springy as possible.

Do you mean distance apart?

 

and thanks think they should do the job?

[woodga 170]

those snares are unique,

your tealer should look like this

and your finished snare should look like this

the snare wire has no string attached to it and fastens directly onto the tealer the base of the tealer is to bulbus and you will have difficulty setting in hard ground and the pegs good luck any way

[The one 8,485]

Are the pegs no a bit small ???

[rowza 0]

So after all there no good ??

[micky 3,325]

So after all there no good ??

You could do better mate,having the right kit is half the job ,if you start right, everything else justs follows on.

[Holdaway 2]

Unique is a good description.

 

Good luck with those.

 

H

[ellir0305 9]

Unique is a good description.

 

Good luck with those.

 

H

 

wrong would be another one, any chance of a close up to see how they are attached?

[Holdaway 2]

The pegs remind me of some 'heeler' pegs snareman told me about...

 

They would make great dibbers for your potatoes.

 

H

Edited April 14, 2009 by Holdaway

[rowza 0]

[ellir0305 9]

 

thats odd the top wind of the tealer goes downwards and whats that blue pice of plastic round the top of the tealer?

 

i guess they could work bur it seems a bit much effort compared to the normal ones everybody else uses

[rowza 0]

its not tape its rubber, keeping the rope & wire in line i think

[IanB 0]

Has he mauled a broom handle for the pegs... See colin (woodga) for any snares you want, or if you want even better ones get some off the warrener, some nice bullseye snares that break rabbits knecks on impact