learning snaring

[Guest simple simon]

Just a quick question, I can't afford courses or distance travelling, so how is the best way to learn to snare, properly? Any sensible advice would be appreciated, thank very much!

[Rabbithunter 456]

so how is the best way to learn to snare, properly?

 

 

Like anything else, the best way is to be shown by someone who know's what they are doing. But if you cant afford then your next best bet is to speak to a snaring master or look back through this snaring section for some tips and advice

 

[john b 38]

But a copy of Woodga's DVD off him. He's on here to PM him.

 

I've learned just from that and so far had two

[Guest Fishaben]

I agree with John b, I got one of woodga's dvd's and that was a great help, I am newish to the snaring job but I sort of know what I am doing now, just waiting to meet up with someone who can show me the ropes a bit better. But deffinately buy one of woodga's dvd's.

Ben

[Guest wilbar]

If i were you I'd get out in thew field and familiarise yourself withthe runs of the aniumals which you intend to snare. You need to appreciate that a snare must (for rabbits) be set so that it is in the postion where the rabbit has landed from its hop and has extended its head forwards, it is at this point where it hopefully puts it head through the noose. If things go right the rabbit will take off for its next hop and break its neck as it jumps up with the wire around its neck. Be patient and observant. Mkae sure the snare its peg and tealer have been left in the soil for some time and dont shine or smell artificial.simple simon

[Rabbithunter 456]

. If things go right the rabbit will take off for its next hop and break its neck as it jumps up with the wire around its neck.

 

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[Vermin Dropper 2]

If things go right the rabbit will take off for its next hop and break its neck as it jumps up with the wire around its neck.

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Me thinks someone has been watching the Warreners videos again, :whistle: :wacko: :ph34r:

[jumby 11]

If things go right the rabbit will take off for its next hop and break its neck as it jumps up with the wire around its neck.

:11: :wacko: :11: :wacko: :11: :wacko: :11: :wacko:

 

Me thinks someone has been watching the Warreners videos again, :whistle: :wacko: :ph34r:

another good video is learning the game with the master glen waters and his student phil day who is now the master at snaring

[Vermin Dropper 2]

I was actually taking the p1ss about the warrener video.... :wacko:

 

Without seeing it I would say that the Glen Waters vid would be well worth a look,

[bobnets 0]

Get a copy of woodgas dvd like the other guys have said, email or pm him hes a really good bloke very helpful. and very knowledgable.

 

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[Guest Bigbob]

Put a location up and maybe somebody will offer to take you out and show you the ropes ,You never know your luck.

[Bobo 136]

Put a location up and maybe somebody will offer to take you out and show you the ropes ,You never know your luck.

 

As long as it's not you he'll be alright Bob. :11:

[Guest Bigbob]

Youv'e plenty time on your hands ,I was thinking you would offer :11:

[Guest caleb]

Youv'e plenty time on your hands ,I was thinking you would offer :11:

 

When you're ready simon, give us a bell, you've got my details!

[pegandgun 52]

Thanks TeeJay