This is what I use.

I've always just stomped a tile spade down along the cable. Hooked it with my pick axe and jacked them out the slot That looks like good a way as any though.. May have to try that.

Mac

How many licks to get to the center?

That’s an eight pound hammer so, not many. lol

Thats Good then!!! Interesting

lay your tile spade flat to the ground make 2 wraps of the trap chain around the handle close to the shovel part hold the trap In one hand and reef up on the spade. To re adjust just chock up on the chain to shorten It up and reef up again.
If you can't pull It cut ad go.

I use a pickaxe, pry them out, if it won't come I dig down with the big blade on pickaxe

get the puller from blue ridge trapping supplies i bought one and the easiest way i have seen

Last time it snowed here I was at the gas station filling up my truck. I looked in the bed and noticed all the snow in the bed of the truck was covered in coyote blood. Then there was a pick mattock and shovel laying on top of all the bloody snow. Made me wonder what kind of ideas somebody might get if they were to look in the bed of my pickup.

When they put the zip-ties with you hands behind your back....can you still type on your phone?

Then They'll make a movie on what you tell them!!!

Drill and auger bit work great down here. We don’t have anything frozen though.

Winch on the front of Ranger works great pulling earth anchors

I made a bar out of a heavy duty piece of 1" tubing. 2/3rds of the way down the bar, I had a small, but heavy hook. I hooked the loop area of the cable and was able to pull the anchor out without much effort. I used Pogo anchors.

I made one myself like that you also put another 1" tubing short to make a T .I use it to pull my 1/2" stakes out. I use a chain on the puller wrap it around the top of the stake.

X2 on Scott's puller at Blue Ridge... works great on rebar too.