I've got cable on most of mine. Never had a problem with it.

Best tie off wire is soft annealled wire.
Double 14 ga or single 11 ga for small bodygrips and snares,and 9 ga for big snares for wolf.
All set lethal of course.

I like chain on my 330's. Most people don't like it, but to me wire is used to hold the muffler up on your PU. Other than snare supports I don't use wire trapping.

Yeah I'm with sniper I'd like to see this video in question

Cable rots out from the inside.

I only use it on 330s when I need an extension to the chain on the trap. I use one of my snare extensions. But if I had my druthers I would just put extra chain on the trap. Got 30' feet of chain I need to cut up and put on what I got whenever I find my lost roundtuit.

I use Chain with a swivel and those D clamps. Never have lost one but most of my trapping is on Private land.

Yup.

I didn’t wire one of mine good enough this year…….5 weeks later he was floating where I could find him. Not a very nice smell when trying to get him out of the trap. Tie off or stake well is my advice.

Stainless cable on everything. Nuff said...

Quit using wire probably 30 years ago on bodygrips. 1/8” American cable with 2 swivels.
I saw an idiot on their beaver trapping not anchoring 330’s.
Not good.

...so video link ?

Old used snares work just fine for me with a 30 inch rerod stake, not anchoring is just s dumb move it makes no sense. It’s not uncommon for a flavor of the month idea to become popular with newer trappers.

I use cable or chain, and I am switching to chain as I like how it goes into my pickup, I still will carry cable extension as they’re usually behind the seat, I gave up on wire when I bought a roll that was supposed to be soft and they did a poor job as some was hard and brittle and some was soft.

Made a bunch of these up for spring time.