How to snare coyotes with the ultimate snare support system.

In this video we talk about coyote snaring with the Ultimate snare support system. This how to video covers all aspects of coyote snareing. Including coyote snares, how to set snares, snare anchors, snare locations, how to set a coyote snare in an a trail and how to camo abd blend in snares.

[@kellycarmouche7452]

I don’t know if you’ll see this, but this is the best snaring video I’ve seen so far, from a common sense POV . Great set up. Trying to see the loop lock set up, thinking it was a restraint spring perhaps ..? Thanks again from loUiSiAna!

[@DustinDrews1]

The snare is a 1/19 5/64 cable. Bridger cam lock with a conibear style kill spring with a 285 break away device. Glad you enjoyed the video! God Bless

[@wallaceviviansadventures2095]

thanks for the video,i will used this setup next season for sure.take care

[@DustinDrews1]

Semper fi

[@brucemitchell4581]

Love your set up very Simplistic

[@DustinDrews1]

It works!

[@williamtarr9758]

Great video man I'm making some as we speak lol

[@DustinDrews1]

You will love them

[@mariolopez-ri8wd]

You have a new sub like the way you do the set up .I might go a liottle deeper but will see for me you know but for a new snare man it look simple enough for me ex video ..I will try to make your set up

[@DustinDrews1]

Some soil is better than others. The BAD will go before it comes out of the ground

[@BangladeshiCanadianmom78]

Nice video 👍👍

[@DustinDrews1]

Hang a bunch with it!

[@mountaineermafia]

I like the way you blended in the snare, especially with the stick wrapped up in the support wire. But I have to say I dont have any faith in your anchoring system. Its a clever design, but for me to have faith in it I would have to drive it in deeper, and I would give it a good tug to make sure it was anchored solid.

[@DustinDrews1]

The anchor system I am using is the same system thousands of trappers are using to keep foot holds anchored to the ground all a across the country. In our soil 10 to 12 inches will hold a 4x4 truck in place. All soils are different. In your soil 10 inches may be to little? Keep in mind most trappers have to use a beakaway device in snaring the weakest link is normally the break away device. No matter ehat anchor system is used. If you compared 2 pieces of #9 wire twisted together compared to the snare cable, or any other part of the snare you will see that the snare is always the weakest link. The twisted wire is also stronger then the 3/32 cable that most anchors are made out of.

[@philalfred8307]

Great video! Can you please a detailed list of all the parts of your system? THANKS A MILLION!

[@DustinDrews1]

I have a video showing how to build them from scratch.

[@BackpackingWithJason]

Good video. I’ve got some coyote problems here in Kentucky. Killed my friend little dog. Hopefully we can get them out of our area. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@DustinDrews1]

Cable works

[@herbertnewman4595]

How do you pull your anchors? I use wolfang but i've been leaving them in the ground.

[@DustinDrews1]

I use a shovel when the ground thaws one scoop and they are out...

[@bloodhunterx6258]

Dustin, do you offer any instruction?

[@DustinDrews1]

No I do not. But I kill a lot of coyotes if you have any questions let me know I will help all I can. I do sell some trapping supplies I do this to help others and promote my business.

[@andrewwesterman9922]

You could have rapped your snare support wire around a shrub, that would rid the need for the extras and camo, and you can anchor further away if need be.

[@DustinDrews1]

Andrew Westerman We are required to stake or chain/disposable are snares in South Dakota. State law

[@trentmeyer6985]

How important is use of killer springs when using the Ultimate Support Snare System? Also, I only have 3/32 cable on snares, is 3/32 adequate for snaring coyotes or is 1/8" preferred?

[@JMsShootingChannel]

Trent Meyer 3/32 is great for coyotes. I live in Nebraska and only use 3/32 and catch a lot of coyotes. Good luck👍🏾

[@treyferguson9393]

Unless your using cable restraints 3/32" cable just isn't necesary for coyotes. I use 1/16 or 5/64 1×19 cable and have killed more than 1 truck load of coyotes.

[@richardpopko8087]

try compressing the stinger spring and adding a lock for quicker take down

[@DustinDrews1]

Depends on your laws. Killing wise the smaller The cable The better. But to small you have chew outs

[@thadscott7829]

Were can you buy that stand thing

[@DustinDrews1]

Build them. I show how in my videos

[@williamtarr9758]

I have the same setup but I use the triggers on mine

[@DustinDrews1]

Coyote Trapper 85 lethal setting up!

[@DustinDrews1]

It is and super cheap!

[@porrecamma]

Where can i buy some of these steaks

[@DustinDrews1]

Gotta build them

[@kytrapping5829]

The stake seems like it’s not in the ground very deep? I know that most of the trap disposable stakes I use have to be in the ground at least 12” underground or they’ll usually pull up and come out

[@DustinDrews1]

KY Trapping Outdoors I would agree in most soils. Prairie of Sd is hard as a rock. Frost was coming out of the ground when this was set. That is why it was so easy to drive! Thanks for pointing it out Incase a new trapper thought that was all u needed. God Bless Dustin

[@kytrapping5829]

Dustin Drews oh okay I didn’t know that but yeah around here they’d run off unless you go into some tacky red clay that will lock down anything lol Cool device you made too. Maybe you can add an earth anchor on the bottom to latch on that will dangle off the bottom and drive in all the way until you stick the stand in the ground in the end and you’d be set. Just my opinion but still real handy.

[@DustinDrews1]

KY Trapping Outdoors kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5PMpJmLpqeMd8U this is the latest version check it out. I think it is what you are describing! God Bless Dustin

[@gregorymcguire8332]

Oh fuck that just use small clear vinyl tubing cut into 1/4 inch pieces for the cheapest and best whammy money can buy! I only use Amberg locks 5/64 cable on all predators! Even killed a big Tom mountain lion in one!

[@DustinDrews1]

Awesome! Never hung a lion... I would love to catch a big kitty one day!