Success again

[Smudge 0]

Its not illegal not the have a stop on a snare its just good practice to have one on

[pegandgun 52]

Listen Sniper,learn the law before you come on hear trying to be the clever dick

And please tell me what use a stop is on a fence where a fox is going to tangle itself to f**k 90% of the time.They where called a deer stop because deer got there feet caught in the snare,clever shits like you twist the law and the reason the stops are there to suit yourself.All a stop will do is pro-long its suffering.

Anyway your only jealous

[Guest Rabbitrunner]

Peg,

 

I'm with you on that one... Corking job being done, by a "professional" trapper/snarer

 

rabbitrunner

[woodga 170]

well done [bANNED TEXT] i know for a fact that all p&g s wires set in woodland have deer stops on them set 9 inches from the eyelet he is a professional [bANNED TEXT] and knows his job inside out he needs no lecturing from any one on how to snare correctly :realmad: stop nit picking and congratulate the lad on how effecient he is outstanding [bANNED TEXT] :ph34r:

[Guest sniper]

would like apolagise. to you sir. only young. as if thats an excuse. but will not listen to a certain person who told me the wrong info again. thank you for taking the piss in a nice way. think i will stick to reading not writing, untill my brain catches up with my mouth

[pegandgun 52]

Hey sniper,we have all made little boo boos.I post on hear to try and help the lads gain abit of free knowledge on snaring and trapping .

Theres that much total rubbish written on this subject in trapping books which is why i try and put people on the right road to successfull snaring/trapping

I was helped on the art of snaring/trapper by a master snarer/trapper (Glenn Waters).I travelled the 175 miles nearly every other week for years to gain the knowledge that put me on the road to being a top class snarer/trapper .

Nothing can beat learning off a master and i was very lucky to have been able to do just that, which is why i will go well out of my way to help other guys who have the interest but nobody to teach them.

If you need any help at all Sniper just ask mate or PM me

Oh, and please post when you have an opinion or question.Thats what these forums are about,(asking and learning)

[Guest kevsterjw]

Can you just use a wire then, is there no need for a branch to hang them with. I'm thinking wound the wire not loosen itself off when it struggles?

[pegandgun 52]

No branches dude

[Guest Geordie]

i can see what yer sayin,but i believe,and im not the expert here,more the learnin novice,that its all down to the tension in the wire.once the snare is set and the ginger fella walks into it,the tension in the wire makes it close ,then with the fox pullin it obviously gets tighter.As p & g says once ye get a dog fox in one of them fence wires,hes gonna do himself loadsa harm just by struggling and leapin over and under the fence. IMO of course lol

[mackem 29,522]

Amen to that Geordie(geordie and a mackem agreeing? )had 8 in the last two weeks along fences and every one was stone dead due to wrapping themselves round any snag within reach

[pegandgun 52]

I actually load all my fox wires.To do this i rub the inside of the snare (close to the eye) on a six inch nail which is fastened in my vice .

When they are loaded the fox snare actually fires onto the foxes neck the second the fox touches the snare

All these tips and techniques will be shown in my video(when a certain person on this forum gets round to doing it :realmad: )

[Guest Rabbitrunner]

Phil,

 

I wanna put my order in NOW for that one !!!

[Guest Geordie]

Mackem,wonders will never cease eh mate?

 

P & G now thats just brilliant,i'll have to try that,mind theres still a lot i need to try

[Guest RobW71]

Phil,

 

I wanna put my order in NOW for that one !!!

Me too

 

Regards Rob

[Guest essexkeeper]

"struggleing to see the stops on them snares. i take it they are there? think there is enough bad press about with out handing out photos of illegel snares"

 

 

Deer stops are a recommendation not a legal requirement.

 

Regards

Gary