When building or re-building wolf snares, (in my case, 3/32", 1x19), do most twist a swivel/pigtail in the 9 wire, then crimp or swag a stop on the cable?
What about using a furrell to join the two? I have snares that need new #9 attached, but building snares is something I have never done.

I just use a double aluminum fairell (3/32) and crip the two together. works just fine.

That is what I needed to know.
So, no stops, just swag the furrell.

AV
Many years ago I bought some snares from a guy that assured me he tested the swivels between a pick up and tree. Well the first wolf was an alpha and broke the swivel without even a struggle! Thats MY first and last experience with swivels.

Yeah, not going with swivels.

I do the same as isnarewolves, never had a issue or a failure. The one thing I do recommend is that you take a look at how your going to transport / store them. I normally coil them over a small coffee can, and transport in a small bucket. Take the time to bend the wire near the connection so that the cable lays right when you go to hang them.

I do both ways but prefer the pigtail because I can adjust loop size depending on location.

I do this too, I do bend the end of my #9 wire up just a tad where it goes through the ferrule but its probably not necessary.

JR, do you make and sell the pigtail jigs? If so I’d like to buy a couple. Where can I find them?

I just made a few for myself and buddies. Had enough interest so built a dozen and been selling them for $50 each. They make pigtails and swivels

Thanks, all.
J.R., didn't I see a video or pics of your jig and turning tool somewhere?
I think rosscoak made something, too.