Help with snaring
#1
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Spike
Joined: Jan 2015
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Hello I've recenly set out some coyote snares! They have been on location for about one week! And Ive yet to catch anything! And I'm getting frustrated, I'm surround by CRP ground and the trails through this and under the fences are everywhere. Some of the trailes are worked down to the dirt! So I feel like these are good spots for snaring! I've set 11 snares on crawls under fences! And Ive got nothing so far and I expected at least one or 2 by now! So I went this morning and tried to blend them in better, I just don't know what I'm doing wrong! We have had very cold weather recently and maybe that has slowed there movement! Maybe I just expect to much! So any advice would be great! And appreciated very much!! Thanks!!
#2
Once you have identified the "trail" that you want to set your snare, block the ability to travel around it with obstacles (ie: brush).
It takes time (and more snares) to become successful............................
Good luck !!!
It takes time (and more snares) to become successful............................
Good luck !!!
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Spike
Joined: Jan 2015
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So I had none this morning, I did however go to the local feed mill and buy all the traps they had! (Only 5) I'll attatch a picture of one of my snares that are set up! Also will really low temps cause the coyotes to bed down and not move?



