pest controll

[rock 64]

hi just been asked to remove the rabbits from an large allotment my problem is that i can only shoot at night so believe snaring the best option, as any one got a photo of a correct set snare ive studied drawings but just cant work how the snare stays in place is it attatched to something or is it puhed in the ground thanks rock..

[gundogbob 1]

have you looked at the articals on here very good and should help

[jocky 198]

hi just been asked to remove the rabbits from an large allotment my problem is that i can only shoot at night so believe snaring the best option, as any one got a photo of a correct set snare ive studied drawings but just cant work how the snare stays in place is it attatched to something or is it puhed in the ground thanks rock..

if your going to set snars be carefull of cats.

[olim 28]

the links to the articles on here: http://www.thehuntinglife.com/html/sections/articles/ferreting_trapping/rabbit-snaring-snares.html http://www.thehuntinglife.com/html/sections/articles/ferreting_trapping/index.html

 

good luck oli

[luke. 9]

Whats wrong with shooting at night, its good fun and has a high kill rate IMO, cheers.

Luke.

[rock 64]

Whats wrong with shooting at night, its good fun and has a high kill rate IMO, cheers.

Luke.

i agree but the allotments are flood lit

[Jebus 3]

Some allotments do not allow you to snare, so check first. You may get a few idiots who pull your snares up too. Bear in mind that if someone sees a bunny that has been snared by the chest, they will not be happy. Try on here to see if anyone will show you how to snare. Snaring is a hard sport to perfect, but when you do perfect it, it's very effective!