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    no wonder it looks a cracker the b*****d had me washing and pollishing it when he was up here in scotland the big lazy b*****d G.W SNAREMAN Scotland
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    was looking at your pictures you are doing alright kid keep at it and you will only get better. your hoop snare on the tram line in the corn looked a bit low and wide but you are doing alright All the best g.w snareman scotland
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    but you will miss me :kiss: moley leave old phil alone :realmad:
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    shut up you and stick to fishing snareman ha ha
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    those are very well made pegs and snares you hansom devil. . . . i must admit your a top snarer Peg, ill need to tell Colin:no: Snareman - Scotland
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    Is that all? when P&G came up to Scotland to go snaring with me, he snared over in 3 days. plus he caught a pure white rabbit, the lucky big b***%*d G.W - snareman, Scotland
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    it will be f*****g change you robbing P&G because the b*****d always robs me when hes up here in scotland G.W snareman
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    i see P&G has replied to keep the thin cord stiff they used to wax the cord with hard white wax for the noose to maintain its shape for snaring rabbits. and in canada they used it in conjunction with a light drag pole for snaring Lynx. G.W - snareman - scotland
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    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.)
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    First of all, what is the size and weight of your possums? when snaring animals on running poles or leaning poles if you use leaning poles, the thinnner the pole the animal will hold onto the sides of the pole when climbing and hsi head will be lower to the pole. If the pole is thicker, E.g 4 inches in Diameter, the animal will run along the top of the pole therefore it will run higher. To snare grey squirrels a 4 inche noose , 4.5 inches high. The same goes for Pine Marten. When snaring in Canada. The running poles are not illegal in the UK. I tried to send you a message earlier this evenin
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    use e,apole 4inches dia animal will rise head up higher a smaller diam pole like 2inch animalwill hold onto sides of polewith claws and run with head lower to pole on a thicker pole animalruns along top of pole surface therefore head is higher gw snareman scotland.
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    [ My buddy holds up the 2 male wolves that were enjoying themselves killing cattle . Not any more . We came across the kill site from a distance while preditor hunting . A very slow stalk into range and the 22-250 's did the rest . I going to keep an eye on the kill site their is likely their cousins in the area . Regards Bullet nice couple of wolves i used to be a member of the bc trappers asc. Last conventsion i was at was up in prince george although i was at a little convention at struthers up at mcbride in northern canada met herb green from smithers i was staying near mcb
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    snare your rats with a single strand of rabbit snare wire or stainless steel wire 2 inch diam. noose 2 fingers high 1 and a half inches of the ground to bottom of snare loop if you want some rat snares contact me and i will send you some hope this helps gw snareman
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    dont lamp or disturb in any way any ground that you intend to snare as puts rabbits off there normal habbits they can be easily spooked by disturbance more so at night gw snareman
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    get rid of this wire its crap contact gw snareman i will send you some wires free
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