I was watching Montana wolf trapper making a new set and it was with a 330 on a run pole 4 inches around and 4 feet off the ground with bait for bobcats. Anyone have information on this set?

Pretty common in the north where you can legally use it basicly an oversize fisher martin set I cant use it for cats here in the lower P of Michigan but they can in the upper P maybe those guys will chime in

I'm interested too.

That is a go to set for a lot of the bobcat trappers in my area. Standard procedure would be to wire a large-ish bait to a leaning tree, preferably a cedar near a stream and cover it with a few branches to keep the crows off. Some will set a camera on it to see when it gets discovered and what size cats are using it. When season opens you would just rebait and place a 330 in front, common practice is to elevated the trap a few inches usually a couple 2x4s or a smaller chunk of wood so the cat doesn't have to duck down to pass through the trap. It is a lot easier to keep a conni-bear working through the weather we get than to try to maintain ground sets.
Law says the the trap has to be a minimum 4 feet above the ground.
Cameras are usually kept on these sets so a catch can be retrieved sooner as a dead cat dangling from a tree is very tempting to the other cats, coyotes, and wolves that frequent the same areas.

I’d think a snare replacing the 330 would make it legal in a lot more places, should work the same.

Not to mention people! Grrr!

Cool thanks for the information.