Posted By: TrapprChris
Square jaw 110s - 03/20/23 01:43 AM
Any issues with squarejaw 110s? The older victors in particular, will be used for bottom edge mink sets.
Posted By: Newt
Re: Square jaw 110s - 03/20/23 12:52 PM
sometimes the spring eyes go over the squire corners. this cases the jaws not to close as tight as they would if the spring eyes didn't go over
I would use them any way.
Posted By: The Beav
Re: Square jaw 110s - 03/20/23 01:38 PM
I doubt that the spring eyes would go around the jaw corners If there were a critter In the trap.
I would use them.
Posted By: Turtledale
Re: Square jaw 110s - 03/20/23 03:00 PM
Used nothing but them for many years when younger. They'll catch mink just fine
Posted By: bhugo
Re: Square jaw 110s - 03/20/23 06:04 PM
Never have an issue with mine. As long as the spring is still strong no problem.
Ive never had them go around the corner with a catch. Been using the same ones for decades in BE sets and have no complaints.
Posted By: mike mason
Re: Square jaw 110s - 03/21/23 07:07 PM
I like the older conibears better than the new bent corner traps.
Posted By: DV IN MN
Re: Square jaw 110s - 03/21/23 08:05 PM
My experience has been positive while mounting them on a bracket attached to a patio block.
Posted By: bearcat2
Re: Square jaw 110s - 03/22/23 07:20 AM
I've never had an issue with them other than the eyes going around the corners when they are unset, which really isn't that big a deal. They don't close as tight as some of the newer magnum type traps, but if you ever snap your fingers in one this is a bonus, not a detriment. As an old guy once told me, "we're not trying to trap cigarette paper" the jaws don't have to touch to hold our target animals in a bodygrip, and frankly I don't really want to hold stuff by a paw or tail in them.
Posted By: proratman
Re: Square jaw 110s - 03/28/23 12:51 AM
I was a big fan of the old Victor Woodstream #110's for years. Especially with the factory wishbone trigger. But now, I do believe that the Duke has a more positive trigger.