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Check out my homemade trapping supplies #6950607
08/01/20 01:21 PM
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I’m proud of my homemade Hagz bracket!

Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6950629
08/01/20 02:05 PM
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Workin with what you got and experimenting is all part of trappin. Drowner locks are one of the first things I remember making myself. Never had Hagz back then. Good job. Keep at it and have fun


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Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6950636
08/01/20 02:33 PM
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Looks good

Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6950691
08/01/20 03:43 PM
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Here's a video of a very cool home made swivel winder that you might want to check out.



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Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6950803
08/01/20 05:53 PM
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Your swivel rivets on most of them appear to be rather light. I would build them out of heavier material, heavier nail perhaps. Nothing is worse than getting to a set, and find a circle with no animal, and the end of the chain attatched to a stake. Or a pulled stake! It is better to be safe than sorry. It is good to make your own stuff, but make sure it is sufficient! To check if they are strong enough, put your foot on one end and pull as hard as you can, if they open up, they aren't strong enough.


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Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6950809
08/01/20 05:58 PM
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This is mostly for muskrat and mink. They are also gonna be drowned somehow so I wouldn’t worry. Also tested my things but sticking em in a vice and I pulled HARD and they barely if it at all moved.

Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: maintenanceguy] #6950814
08/01/20 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by maintenanceguy
Here's a video of a very cool home made swivel winder that you might want to check out.


Nice, sure beats hammering em in a vice

Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6950894
08/01/20 07:15 PM
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I understand Mason, but if you get a big coon inn one, things change in a hurry! Just don't want you to have things like I said happen, it is easy to underestimate a critters strength and will to live! Good luck to you, young man!


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Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6950915
08/01/20 07:30 PM
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There is an old saying....it's best to learn from other's mistakes, but most seem to remember their own mistakes better


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Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6950980
08/01/20 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by GoneTrappin.
This is mostly for muskrat and mink.


EXACTLY why you’d be smart to be ready to hold coon and otter.


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Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6951020
08/01/20 08:39 PM
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It’ll hold a coon and we don’t have hardly any otter around my neck of the woods, I could target them and if only be lucky to get one!

Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Gone Trappin.] #6951104
08/01/20 09:33 PM
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I congratulate you on having tha ambition to make your own stuff but we owe it to any animal we might catch to use adequate equipment and I wouldn't trust that for coons. Some of those nails are bet at very sharp angles on very short radius which probably weakened them substantial.

Re: Check out my homemade trapping supplies [Re: Yes sir] #6951127
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Originally Posted by Yes sir
I congratulate you on having tha ambition to make your own stuff but we owe it to any animal we might catch to use adequate equipment and I wouldn't trust that for coons. Some of those nails are bet at very sharp angles on very short radius which probably weakened them substantial.

I’m not using these traps for coon. The only coon would be accidentally And i believe it can hold. How should I test and see if they could hold. Because if there is no way to know I don’t know why I wasted my time. Should I just buy stuff.

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