I have tried a few options when it comes to 110 stabilizing, but have not tried them all. What do you guys use for 110 stabilizers?

Piece of lath, does it all.....jk

Don Lefler 110 stands

X2

Especially on my mink lines

But for some of my muskrat trapping i use 3 or 4 pieces of 1/8" wood or metal rods. This is to camouflage more to deter theft. With lathe too many traps would go missing

spider legs on land haz in water,

Rod through the spring and the corner of the jaws

I have both tall and short h stands which I use. But there is times I don't use anything

Tomato stakes. This is a single spring 160, but it's the same set up for 110.

just a 1 in by 1 in tomato stake

I used lathe. slide it through the eye where you wanted it and twist it to lock in place put the chain ring over the lath and stick in the ground.

I use cane stalks, (not green, the dried ones) 18" to 24" long
Doug
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Sticks
KB stabilizer
Stands

3/8 inch rerod on angle through jaws 1/2 inch will work too

Phil Brown made me some that I used when I trapped mink, I used them in bottom edge sets. Since I no longer trap I am thinking of selling them on the "Shed" in the near future. It is a metal plate with what I call wings to hold the 110 in place, it also has a loop welded to the plate that I used to attach the trap chain to the plate with a quick link. If anyone is interested I will try to get out to my trap shed and take a picture of one.

Just stick's

Ya send a picture of one on here

Same here.

KB stabilizers for bottom edge sets and tobacco lath for most all others. Note: replaced all #110s with #150s. #150s are just a wee bit larger and fit the KB stabilizers like a glove.

I think i am going to try out the Berkshire 110 Stabilizer Stakes