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Snare question #8659974
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Just bought a half dz snares at convention, I crimp deer stops on before, one snare I scred up an it closes about 4 inches, can a fox or coyote neck caught escape at 4 inch shut loop?

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I would redo that one.


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It would be a fox release snair, atliest smaller fox.


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It would be a fox release snair, atliest smaller fox.
You could just cut the stop of the lock end and shorten to adjust.


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A fox can get its head thru a 2 and a half inch diameter hole-the distance between the zygomatic arches on the skull.


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Originally Posted by Boco
A fox can get its head thru a 2 and a half inch diameter hole-the distance between the zygomatic arches on the skull.

I have used many snares on Fox in years past an don't rember one escaping a loop closed to 2.5 inches

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Originally Posted by coonman220
Just bought a half dz snares at convention, I crimp deer stops on before, one snare I scred up an it closes about 4 inches, can a fox or coyote neck caught escape at 4 inch shut loop?

Dang! I wish I'd of known you were there. I'd of liked to have met you.

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Originally Posted by coonman220
Originally Posted by Boco
A fox can get its head thru a 2 and a half inch diameter hole-the distance between the zygomatic arches on the skull.

I have used many snares on Fox in years past an don't rember one escaping a loop closed to 2.5 inches

I've snaired fox for 40 + years I use a 3.5 inch opening can't recall fox escaping.


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Your correct should read 4 inch.


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If 3.5 inch opening is escape proof, about 4 inch loop should be ok

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I used some 4 inch openings in IA and had some fox escape. Maybee 25%.
That was Maybee 35 years ago.


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