Re: Snare guys
[Re: MnJag]
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01/29/23 12:56 PM
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If they arent coming off easy when the coyotes frozen, they come off easily once the coyote thaws.
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Re: Snare guys
[Re: MnJag]
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01/29/23 01:05 PM
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I always use a pair of Klein side cutters to cut the cable off asap. Not like you are gonna re-use that piece of cable. Save the parts in an old Tylenol bottle and bucket the old cable.
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Re: Snare guys
[Re: MnJag]
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01/29/23 01:49 PM
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Just grab your felco c-7 and snip. If a fox or cat or under ice beaver snare you can just unwire it,unwind it from the brush/pole,and take it off the animal when it thaws out.
Last edited by Boco; 01/29/23 01:50 PM.
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Re: Snare guys
[Re: MnJag]
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01/29/23 02:57 PM
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Here's your answer... https://www.funketraptags.com/product-page/cable-cutters These work as good or better than the expensive C7 cutters and are a lot cheaper and smaller to carry on the line. I've had both for years and these cut clean every time just like the C7's. You can open these up and push them hard into the area where the cable is and squeeze them, they don't cut as much hair as the C7's due t the cutter being shorter. I always cut the cable on the belly side of the critter so a few cut hairs won't show anyway.
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Re: Snare guys
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01/29/23 05:27 PM
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Chances are the snare is unusable. I always carry a cable cutter with me. As long as there are no sharp kinks in it,the cable is re useable,however not for a snare. Cut close to the lock and you can make extensions etc out of the used cable.
Last edited by Boco; 01/29/23 05:28 PM.
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Re: Snare guys
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01/29/23 09:52 PM
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Thanks for all of the replies I do have a pair of cutters but don't usually bring them on the line. Just keep them for building snares. I will look into a pair of the style adc posted to take with me. You won't be disappointed in them.
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