Wolfdog91
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Dang that was us? Just ummm just the black people. Wow lol that's actually pretty dang halarious . Not all the wars where constantly in,not the constant infighting between political groups, the crooked political leaders, all our dept,none of that. Just the black people, what a revelation lol
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You have a point. I honestly think some people get off on it. Being the whole super progressive liberal that jumps down everyone's throats a constantly gets upset for other races on their behalf. Like I see these super liberal people doing that crap and I'm just like grow a pair of nuts ! And be proud to be to be white or whatever. Not saying shave your head and start sporting swastikas but I mean don't just cower and just constantly talk about how bad your race is and how y'all have done all this evil in the world bla bla bla. Its pathetic imo.
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O trust me I know lol, can't really blame them, we can be rather intimidating LMFAO !
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Dang after reading through this a bit all I gotta say is hope some of y'all never come over here. Me and and some of the other black people and our interracial relationships,diversity and general not caring about what other people do would give some of y'all a dang stroke ??? Will say though some of y'all do have a point about the whole Islam thing.
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Recently got into it and wanted to see if anyone elese does. Casted close to 100lbs of 3,4and 5oz no roll weight in the last week or so lol.
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Relax lol just trying to share some ideas from trapper to trapper is all. Some casual converation about different methods.
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Yes actually have two varieties in my state, regular cottonntails and larger swamp rabbits depending where you are in the state. And as far as snaring rabbits, meh it's just somthing most generally don't do. I know alot if folks in northern states do it as kids and the survivalist crowd is big into it but generally just not really a thing for various reasons. How ever we do snare about everything elese ( well depending in state laws that is). Possum,racoon, mink,muskrats,nutria,red fox ,grey fox,coyote,wolf,wild hogs, and beaver are the normal ones. Then you got some states that only allow
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Any specific reason it's copper ? Seems it would get a little expensive after a while
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^^^picture is my snare setup currently. 18" wolffang earth anchor a 1/16th 1x19 twist snare toothed camlock 600lbs barrel swivel and a regular snare swivel then a 3'-10' 3/32nd 7x7 extension cable. Covers about all my bases and the only thing I have to carry is my hammer stake driver and supports. Can either stake in the ground or run the extension around a tree ,somthing or extesion off tho my cable stake so i can get to harder ground. Seems like alot but i can fit a dozen or so of these set ups in a fanny pack and just carry the driver and hammer in my hands. And this is showing the
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Interesting so are these adjuatible ? And can you replace your snare after your catch ? Seems yours I ment to stay attached after the catch where as mine gets pulled off. Also you guys use use wire instead of cabkeof right ? Anyway that can be loaded to shut on its own like cable ? If it work for you that's great but I think I'd destroy that teller trying to drive it in some of the ground I have. Here's a few more pics of mine. Really like there's because their kinda universal. Can slip on a coon,beaver,fox or coyote snare and just readjust the height because the wire is anneled you c
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Just got must first serious tripod for my night vision rig. It's the BOG death grip from Amazon their only $124 right now but seems well worth the money so far. Was curious what's everyone else using as far as tripods.
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Figured I'd share since I made a few of these up the other day. Their about 14" tall and made out of 1/4" cold roll and about 2' of #9 anneled wire.They work pretty good with the support collars I use on my snares though you need to make them a bit taller for dealing with mud h
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You making any fish oil with those carp ?
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Hello all ! Been a minute since I've been on this site lol. Any how I did a video using some gear we use in a manner I've seen you guys across the pond use . I'm not sure what the proper name would be but figured I'd post it in here mabye all could critique my set up lol. https://youtu.be/PbqFDVn_4_8
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Best baits for trapping!
Wolfdog91 replied to DigDeepIRL's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
I have a bunch of lure and bait recipes ican post if a like to if y'all would like -
A better rabbit trap?
Wolfdog91 replied to hedge wanderer's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
Why not just go to somthing like a 5x5 bulldog style conni with a pan instead of trigger wires ? The 5x5 ' is small enough for rabbits but with that smaller size and double springs it has twice as much killing power . Also with a bulldog design ( which basically means there's a extra jaw type deal welded on that adds more percise force, ) you gonna have alot of animals caught and not moving. -
I saw this on Facebook and I figured I'd ask y'all before believing ,so is this a real thing right now in London?
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I'm not sure anyone has ever done this before but I was taking some pictures and started messing around with filters on my phone. Now from my reading most furbears see in kinda a black and white type deal with some color and this looked about right. First off both snares are about the same loop height 5/64th 1x19 cable bmi lock and I tried taking them from the same angle same place same distance. Ok so here how we see a brand new in treated snare Same snare how we can suspect the animal to see it Now here's the exact same style snare but
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So out of curiousity , whats the common way to treat conis over there ? Spray paint or trap dip/dye are the main ways its done. Personally spray paint lets me camo spray paint them to where they basically disappear in a trail.....though it is a pain when you cant see them and you slam your foot in one ???
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Yes ! Greys in the U.S are a much smaller animal, northern oobes are large but in general their faitly small i think 10 lbs is average for one in my area. That being said i think your reds are about the size of our coyotes . Had a trapping freind from kansas who moved over to the UK for a year. Said he brought some snares that he used in his state for fox said within a week he conpletly switched over to his coyote system due to the size differences! Heres a road kill one from a yearir two ago. Im 5'1" for comparison. IntresInteresting fact, their pretty laid back for a wild an
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Hay everyone ! I do kind of a scrap book type deal on my usual forum where i collect old posts . Anyhow i fould this amazing post on grey fox snaring, and after i finished editing it together i figured you felas would enjoy it. Credit goes to Trapperman.com member Possum Skinner
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Well yes but a good helping of common sense and some creative thinking can minimize incidents
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Just curious if you fellas heard about these . their becoming mighty popular here on everything from 110's to 330's. Seems like with some spray paint and some blocking these would be murder on those pesky rabbits i see you fellas always after. Their mainly used in cubbies but i think yall would love them for putting in front of warren ( i think thats the correct term for rabbit dens in the uk ) holes. Would certainly be less work then having to bury and blend in those fenns. Seen guys use them on rats and squirrels with great sucess as well. Anyhow ,just wanted to share and see what
