What Type of Snare for What Animal?

[@EdwinCoates]

Thanks for straightforward video, much learned

[@thetacountry4487]

Thanks for more data on snaresI I absolutely love the intro to your videos with the kayak and that music… It reaches down and grabs some wild place deep in my soul.

[@stephencutting2865]

Great information I'm getting my snares ready at the moment for my first season snaring just dipped them with information from your other videos I appreciate your time and help

[@hillbillynick2000]

Great instruction as always Tim. Clear and well explained. I really need to head over to southern snares and load up. Set for this season, thinking ahead.

[@ericbest9562]

Here I am again lol. Boy I feel like I've been in school all day. Thank you for doing what you do in the videos. I feel like I've gained enough knowledge from your channel to go out and get started snaring, along with a book my wife got me I believe I can put all this and from what I learned making traditional sets and go out and gather some furs to go with my leather working stuff.

[@Meattrapper]

You should consider joing our Patreon group. www.patreon.com/meattrapper It's $5 a month, but includes vidoes I can't put on KZbin, over 300 episodes of the podcast and membership in our private Telegram channel, which is like a 24/7 campfire chat.

[@ericbest9562]

@@Meattrapper Ive already been thinking about it. Is it just your content or can you see others? The boss will be here in a little bit and I'll check it out. Just curious, where are you at? I've heard you talk about temperature and humidity in several of your videos so I figured you were somewhere down here with me

[@ericbest9562]

@@Meattrapper ok I'm on there!

[@opsdaddy]

Great, informative video. Learned a lot about snare construction here. Thanks for sharing!

[@BobbyWeber-y8n]

Enjoy your videos very much!!

[@marshalllocher688]

Another great informative video. I can testify to the awesome snares, sents, and lures Southern Snares produce they are amazing.

[@robmartin1343]

Thank you Tim!

[@contreeman]

KEEP TEACHING BROTHER IM STILL LEARNING GOD BLESS

[@robmartin1343]

contreeman Tim is very good... learned a lot of things from him

[@floydlenz2280]

Thanks great info .. This answers some of my beginning questions really well..

[@isekaihomestead666]

Thank you for sharing this knowledge

[@catfishstalkeroutdoorswith530]

Awesome video! Thanks

[@2bonosc]

Excellent as always

[@linklesstennessee2078]

Good information meat trapper I really enjoy ,the Patreon

[@parrotbill9072]

Great presentation, I will check them out.😁

[@denniswilson7825]

Thanks, another great video!

[@BNOOutdoors]

As usual great video!

[@ImASurvivorNThriver]

Good stuff! Thanks for sharing.

[@hiramhaji7813]

I’m new guy in this thank you

[@coyoteslings]

Do wire snares work for small game in a situation where you can't us cable?

[@drewdouglas4883]

Very good information

[@CGoffgrid]

I just wish they were legal on land here. :( Great vid buddy.

[@Makete100]

Another great informative video. Annealed is just heated up metal and then allowing it to cool down with air? Do you temper it after?

[@Meattrapper]

Nope - you can buy them from southernsnares.com of just put a handful in a coffee can, heat in a fire and let cool down.

[@trevorstrutt1]

Even if not required deer stops are huge on most snares as deer always will find them also a deer stop is usually set big enough can keep most smaller house pets alive

[@kevinemard5370]

Where can i buy some of those swivels

[@Meattrapper]

Southernsnares.com, tell them Meattrapper sent ya!

[@billcollins963]

Good morning meet trapper... Another great video. I commented four five weeks ago on a video you did and I was requesting some specifics on trapping Hogs. I'm trap in a few but I don't seem to be as effective yet is what I could be. When you read this comment if you don't mind shoot me a little information on loop size and distance off the ground. It seems I'm having a few of my snares knocked down and laying in the trail. Thanks so much and God bless you from Central Florida on this beautiful Sunday morning.

[@Meattrapper]

Snaring hogs is just like snaring any other animal - except you have everything from little piglets to giant boars. There is no set loop size or height. Your best bet is to put out a game camera and see what you are dealing with, then adjust the loop size and height to fit what you see,

[@BurleighW]

How many times can a snare be reused?

[@Meattrapper]

Snares cannot be reused.

[@BurleighW]

The Meat Trapper Thank you for your reply. Can they not be reused because the wire becomes bent up?

[@Meattrapper]

@@BurleighW Yes, the cable gets twisted so badly that it will not work.

[@ozark_trapper]

Great video as always thanks.. I know a lot of guys use 1/16 on Bobcats. I only used 5/64 on them. But I got a deal on 4dz of 40 inch 1/16 snares with a Gregerson lock. No tubing or deer stops. But can add them. They look like they have a #11 swivel on them. Would they work good on Bobcats. Because they r easy to hold never had one to chew. I would like to try to snare a mink or muskrat sometime. I am getting to like snaring more than steel traps. Easy to set no bait or dug up traps. I have never used a Gregerson lock. Do u know anything about them? As long as as a person is 20ft or less from water no deer stop is required. Thanks again.

[@Meattrapper]

Gregerson locks are great locks. They were the first lock I ever used. The Gregerson lock is ideal for small game as the lock will snap under a heaver load - sort of a built in breakaway type device. Good luck!

[@АлександрШевченко-т3к2щ]

Hello! What kind of beaver bait do you use?

[@Meattrapper]

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[@АлександрШевченко-т3к2щ]

@@Meattrapper Thank You! J,Yucon-Beaver Creek what can you say about this bait?

[@bigal25938]

The 1/16 snare looks like it doesnt want to close small enough.

[@mmhh1689]

Hello sir, I have been watching your videos recently, very helpful and lots of information from an expert, but I am new on trapping and I can't really decide what is the best traps that would work for me. The nearest area for hog hunting is about 2 hours from my place so I think snaring is the solution for me, for it is simplicity and I wouldn't have to care a lot of tools for it with me, but is there anyway to make a safe lock for snare that relaxes when the catch stop pulling? so it will catch and keep the hog alive until I came back. Thank You.

[@Meattrapper]

There are many relaxing locks on the market. Contact Brian at southernsnares.com - 912-288-6542 and tell him that you need hog snares and that MeatTrapper sent you - he will fix you up with the best available. I promise you will NOT be disappointed.

[@dr.hillbilly503]

most dogs just sit down and waite, After you catch the same dog a dozen times or so they also learn to stay out of them.

[@ВыхристенкоСергей]

Для какой цели служит кольцо в петле?

[@rajindersinghchandel2402]

What snare for jungle fowl

[@gabsulidaimary3337]

The foxes are very clever and they can see the snare. I tried but couldn't trap.

[@tonypainter6744]

To be ABLE to READ the Trail is FIRST and Foremost Thing. Other LARGER animals Tracking the small Game is ALWAYS Possible.