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Re: Jc Conner drags [Re: TheCastorMaster] #8633213 Yesterday at 02:25 PM Yesterday at 02:25 PM
Joined: Apr 2007 Central Ohio LT GREY trapper
LT GREY trapper Joined: Apr 2007 Central Ohio	I have some WOLF drags, made by J.C. , which weigh 14 lbs a piece.

Re: Jc Conner drags [Re: Sharkhunter] #8633449 Yesterday at 11:14 PM Yesterday at 11:14 PM
Joined: Oct 2011 Idaho B bearcat2 trapper
bearcat2 trapper B Joined: Oct 2011 Idaho	Originally Posted by Sharkhunter I’m a fan of heavy drags and heavy long chain. A lot of trappers opt for the lighter setups till you get a runner and you're 300 to 500 yards into tracking him then that voice in the back of your head starts talking to you saying “ you should have got the heavier drag and chain dummy” ! JC Connor makes top notch equipment for sure you’ll be pleased !!! Yup. I prehook a lot of mine, although sometimes they are hooked on something I wouldn't trust to chain solid to, but there is a drag on it if they pull loose or pull up whatever I precooked to. They almost never do, though. I run the same drags for wolf as I do for coyote, so they are all big and heavy. I think drag and 8' of #5 chain weigh about 8 1/2 pounds. All my drags have a minimum of 8' of chain, some have more. And yeah even with one of those heavy drags and about 12" of chain I once had a wolf go close to half a mile. Took me about an hour to find, but generally nothing goes out of sight of the set.

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