If it don’t get it taken care of that ain’t the only thing that is going to be cold by the time January gets here.

Thats cool!!!! Thanks

Great video. The first fox sure was mangy.

Are y’all watching the same video I am? The first fox looks pretty full to me.

The hairless tail one they are talking about and you snaring long legged animals I guess??

The first "fox" was a cat that walked right under or next to the snare, the dog sensed something wrong when it stopped at the snare then ducked under, coming back he walked around it, still think it needs blocking on the right side., but the video was neat to watch.

First critter is a cat, walks under the snare, then a fox, then the mangy tailed fox, then the domestic, then a squirrel, then all heck breaks loose.

You need to gang set.
Get rabbits often at jackpots.
Self baiting sets,lol,or get rabbit for lunch on the line.

Found the owners of the domestic, they just picked her up.

Pretty cool video interesting the distance the two fox stopped behind the dead rabbit. I've seen evidence of that same thing in the snow. Something isn't right they sit back for a bit and are on high alert, tough to catch when they feel something is amiss.

Glad to hear that. Sounds like an escapee instead of just running around maybe. Good thing you didn't snare it I guess.

Doesn't seem possible a rabbit would get in a fox snare. What was loop diameter and height?

6” dia on the loop and 9” from bottom of loop to the ground.

That fox had a easy dinner

I set all my cat and fox snares 6-7 inch loop,5-6 inches from the ground at a jackpot.

He killed it so fast it didn’t even mess the snare up. I hung it right back up. lol

Nice motion picture

Very cool thanks for sharing.

Yeah that first fox had a mange, hope you get him before it spreads.

I've sold many that had mangy tails, caught them before it spread to their back legs and body.

First Fox, are you sure?