Shed Antler Traps
Anyone use some sort of shed antler trap with success? I've got an idea for one now but open to other possibly better ideas.
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Could you please explain what you mean by that, as I have no idea what you're talking about?
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Yup, a little explanation please.
The best I've heard for finding sheds is to train a dog to find them. |
Staked up chicken wire with corn at the base. Deer feeds on corn and the antlers get stuck in the wire and fall off.
Or a 5 gallon bucket with corn in the bottom so the antlers get knocked off when he puts his head in. Or 3 hale bales in a triangle with corn in the middle. Or corn underneath a blown down tree so the branches knock the antlers off. Never tried any of them though. |
If you used very much bait it would be illegal here in Michigan because there is a very small limit up here per day.
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I think the wire idea might be bad. What if his antlers aren't ready to fall off yet. Try the 5 gallon bucket or something else first.
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Originally Posted by WNYhunter
(Post 4111749)
I think the wire idea might be bad. What if his antlers aren't ready to fall off yet. Try the 5 gallon bucket or something else first.
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Ive never done it we are never allowed to bait any wild animals. I just walk and look but Ive heard bungee cords work pretty well and also hog panels from people that did it back before the law change. Even back then though I just walked and looked. It gives me a reason to scout.
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old fasion way
Why not just do it the old fasion way, Walk trails, scout,know terrane better.Great exersize. When i do it by looking for deer sign and antlers, i feel really great when i find them.Wire would only hurt deer, bucket is to easy(if it works, i don't think so).Have fun scouting.
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You could weave miles of fishing line all through the woods about 4 foot high :)
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