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RE: Shed Traps
ORIGINAL: Jasonlester Guys be carefull with the wire fence traps. I have seen to many pics of dead bucks that got tangled in the fence because the antlers werent ready. Try using hay bails either set them up parallel or in a V and put the bait in the corner. Much less of a chance of hanging up a buck in it. |
RE: Shed Traps
ORIGINAL: newguy23 ORIGINAL: Jasonlester Guys be carefull with the wire fence traps. I have seen to many pics of dead bucks that got tangled in the fence because the antlers werent ready. Try using hay bails either set them up parallel or in a V and put the bait in the corner. Much less of a chance of hanging up a buck in it. That is why I am going with Bungee cords... good idea! |
RE: Shed Traps
ORIGINAL: SnOwHIO When Buck Are Shedding, Their Antlers Possibly Can Get Caught In The Fence While Feeding. Then Drop Em. Chicken Wire "Corner Fence" Make Your Own Judgement On How High To Make It. Maybe 5Ft? Sorry I Sketched It Fast For Ya. http://i461.photobucket.com/albums/qq338/Zayne73/IMG_1441.jpg I Don't Know Why It Just Won't Let My Post The Picture On This Forum. Never heard of shed traps..Interesting concept! |
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Does anyone know if shed traps are not permitted by law in any states?
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I have used a couple of different kinds so far, unfortunately without any success. But here are some pictures:
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Another one:
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Another one:
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have heard of them but i agree with jasonlester!! id would rather walk around and look!
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