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Hey folks,

 

Can i get some advice off you please, could you please tell me the best or what you would recomend gloves for handling live foxes in traps/snairs, i know its a little strange but a lad who works with me is trying to trap a fox with mange to take it to the vet, i know i thought the same but am trying to help the lad lol

 

Thank you in advance

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heard of people using chainmail gloves, think youre best bet would be to throw a blanket over it and stop being a pussy and use your hands, it shouldnt bite you once it has the blanket over it, after youve done that stick it in a cage and jobs a good en, till your vet has to get it out and handle it lol

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nod dont mek me laugh ive snared for the past 20yrs and most of them are dead.you do get the odd 1s that are alive.but if they jump a fence once caught they are dead.you must be seting your loop to big and catching round there gut then pulling tight towards the back legs.!!

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That's great jezzer i never thought of chain mail not for me at all mate i would shoot it the trap but he asked me as i shoot, i said welding gloves as a guess but ur idea is much better i would think as for the vet ...... Lmfao

lol, tell him good luck, but sounds a bit of a c**t to me haha just kidding pal
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