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Re: Cage trap coyote?
[Re: MAArcher]
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12/17/19 04:44 PM
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So would you recommend rubberizing the bottom of the cage trap or maybe dipping in wax?
Not At all. Might have some effect but probably not.
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Re: Cage trap coyote?
[Re: Kirk De]
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12/19/19 01:00 PM
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You have to make the trap so that the field is directed to be reduced where how and where you want it to be. How do you do that?
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Re: Cage trap coyote?
[Re: MAArcher]
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12/19/19 03:36 PM
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So would a big wooden box trap work better?
Some of the trap would need to be metal. for strength. Once the trap was ever contaminated it would be hard to illiminate smell. Wood also makes the trap very heavy, especially after a long rain. The ones I made are very heavy when you get to the larger size.
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Re: Cage trap coyote?
[Re: MAArcher]
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12/19/19 03:39 PM
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Kirk,I just ordered the book.Does a person need a magnetometer to realize benefits that you are talking about?Thanks.
The book shows you how to turn your phone into a Magnetometer.
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Re: Cage trap coyote?
[Re: MAArcher]
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12/19/19 03:45 PM
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someone build an aluminium cage trap and see if that works
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Re: Cage trap coyote?
[Re: MAArcher]
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12/19/19 03:46 PM
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There was an individual on here a year a two ago asking if it would be beneficial to demagnetize footholds. Most people acted like it was a ridiculous idea. I'm not sure if it's beneficial or not for footholds but I bet people may be more open about the thought now. I'm sure a lot of different factors would come into play with a trap being buried in different soils vs. a cage trap sitting on top of the ground.
I am bringing the cart before the horse, but when you understand how it works you will understand why some of the footholds seem to catch better than others. You will understand why some are upset when their product is copied. It all depends on how the device is made. Little changes make all the difference in the world. Most don't know why they are catching more, they just know what works better than others and follow what been working.
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Re: Cage trap coyote?
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12/19/19 03:49 PM
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someone build an aluminium cage trap and see if that works
I have studied that many times and just haven't found it to be better.
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Re: Cage trap coyote?
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12/19/19 03:52 PM
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someone build an aluminium cage trap and see if that works
I have studied that many times and just haven't found it to be better. It seems that would disprove the theory then as aluminium is Non-ferrous and has no magnetic field ?
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Re: Cage trap coyote?
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12/19/19 04:14 PM
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It seems that would disprove the theory then as aluminium is Non-ferrous and has no magnetic field ?
Having no field out put is not better. It is how the field is directed as explained in the book.
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