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This is NOT my video, it belongs to http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=northernpike56
Thank you northernpike56 And then checking the snares
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How do rabbit snares work? Looks pretty simple; how do rabbits find themselves ensnared in such large loops?
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i have 3 snares already made in my backpack from watch these exact videos prior to now and can't wait to get out in the woods and try them out for the first time! ive never had rabbit and lookin forward to it!
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Thank you for the videos I enjoyed them and cant wait to try them out.
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Hi, Thanks for the run of your trapline, Last week, I made six snairs. I used very thin stainless steel fishing leader wire. With the super flex this wire has, I was able to coil each one, to the size of a quater. without kinking, For storage in the gunstock of my survival marlin.
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The snares work wheb the rabbit head gets in the noose while running, then when he feels it, he thinks its a predator and his natural reaction is to run, so he keeps running untill the noose chokes it to death.
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It seems like it would be kinda' gross handling a cold dead rabbit. I'm not much of a survivalist I guess. Now where did I set that Frappuccino.......
Last edited by Idaho; 02-23-2008 at 07:59 AM.. |
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