Shit, Mike sorry for the hi-jack.... lost track of the original purpose of this thread...... :smiley_coolpeace:
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But they only are to allow the deer to pull a leg out. Someone on here spoke of a deer head snare. ( by accident in a yot set-up.)
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Make sure you set them where you'd expect a deer to walk with it's head up. Best advice I've got.
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What you waiting for :smiley_coolpeace: Get cracking on it :smiley_clap: Don't forget too post the resulting pictures......
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They are bad everywhere. I live just smidgen south of you in Miamitownship. There is a newer subdivision that was built off of springboro pike. It's entrance is across from Cox Arboretum. Went biking back through there with my son and the one street dead ends into a farm. I stepped over the guard rail to get a better look at a bird perched in this giant old tree standing by itself in the middle trying to get a pic. But just a few feet in an there was yote scat everywhere. Few more feet was a den that had been used. Was quite surprised to be honest. I wish I knew who owned it cause I would LOVE help them get rid of them. Crappy pic of the bird in the tree cause all I had was my phone.
Snares are best when used without bait. Bait will make them cautious. If you can find a road-kill, set up in the trails leading to it. But stay 10-15 yds from the bait as they will get more cautious up close to it.
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Ok I put a set up on a trail that splits with a old tree in the middle, heading to the den area now, Damn I hate these fuggers
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If you can, try too move some brush on one of the sides of it so that they're funneled into you snare location.....
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