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01-05-2007 | 09:06 PM

#11

childers

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From: Cobb County, Georgia

RE: antler trap

can i get a way to see this

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ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter

I have seen a contraption in mags that fits on a 5 gal bucket.It has bungy cords to catch the antlers and pull them off,when the buck sticks his head in to eat. If they are not ready to fall off he just pulls out and goes on his way.

01-05-2007 | 09:10 PM

#12

Dbldroptine

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From: Central Minnesota

RE: antler trap

Check this out, it maybe what your looking for.
www.shedhunter.net

01-05-2007 | 09:36 PM

#13

jmbuckhunter

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From: St. Louis, MO

RE: antler trap

The one dbldrop has the link to is the one I am talking about. His link doesn't work but if you type it in you will get there and can see it.

01-06-2007 | 09:27 AM

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BowHunter46

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From: Southwest PA

RE: antler trap

I also am intrested in the bunge cord shed collector and saw that link on another forum, but cant seem to get a close up of it. I think i could build one for cheeper than they are selling it, but i cant get a close up shot of it to see exactly how they constructed it.

01-06-2007 | 09:37 AM

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jmbuckhunter

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From: St. Louis, MO

RE: antler trap

Yeah, they do that so you have to buy theirs.

01-06-2007 | 05:25 PM

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BowHunter46

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From: Southwest PA

RE: antler trap

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ORIGINAL: jmbuckhunter

Yeah, they do that so you have to buy theirs.

i know, thats why im gonna try to get pix of one close up so i dont have to wast $60 on a bucket and some bunge cords.

01-08-2007 | 06:22 AM

#17

jerseyhunter

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From: the woods of NJ.

RE: antler trap

Just find some sapplings about an inch or so growing about 2-3 apart. Pour some corn/bait between them and stretch a few appropriate size bungee cords between the sapplings. 3 sappling growing in a triange pattern works even better.