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Snaring is not always an option.

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I set some Fenns this morning in some rabbit holes,by this afternoon i had caught one poor devil with a good neck catch,but it was still alive,i am never very impressed with the Fenn ability on full grown rabbits.i also had two traps set slightly too high and had not closed fully,so i lowered them a bit so hopefully tomorrow will be better.I do like to fit longer chains on my traps,i always seem to struggle with the standard chains.I would like to know if anyone has much luck block trapping using bodygrips and how is the best way to set them,with a cubbie still or just set back in the hole a bit.

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well i set my magnum body grip trap earlier today and i set that slightly back in the hole to follow the UK law and pegged that down so hopefully I've i catch ill post up some pics i also set a Fenn and snares never trapped or snared anything in my life yet so hopefully tomorrow will be my first :) ill try and post pics if i do if i ever find out how to!

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put toilet roll over the trap before covering it with soil it will stop the soil going under the plate plus i dont find the mk4 a problem 4 rabbits seems to do the job 4 me if anything the mk6 is overkill

 

apart from being illegal using a mk 4 on rabbit on a young rabbit it might be enough but a full grown rabbit not quick enough, how can a mk 6 be over kill, once its dead its dead

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put toilet roll over the trap before covering it with soil it will stop the soil going under the plate plus i dont find the mk4 a problem 4 rabbits seems to do the job 4 me if anything the mk6 is overkill

 

apart from being illegal using a mk 4 on rabbit on a young rabbit it might be enough but a full grown rabbit not quick enough, how can a mk 6 be over kill, once its dead its dead

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Yes real Fenns,i have neck caught ones in new traps and still not dead,also the amount of rabbits that have been caught and got free bothers me,i double check the height to the roof of the tunnel,but i still get too many with just fur left in them,im always free to meet up for a lesson Nod to see what you do different. :thumbs:

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I would go with the post above. Feens are great for squirrel, rat, mink etc. for rabbits i would get your self some 116 body grip traps from pro trapper. no worry about soil getting under the trigger and alot easier to place. Also when i used the Mk6 on rabbits i always got fur or the odd rabbit nipple. with the 116 body grip if something sets it off, its dead.

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