Snaring for Beginners Proper Snare Height Coyote Fox Bobcat Raccoon Beaver

[@NBWildman]

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[@katzkatcher]

Thanks for the video ! I never would have guessed to have the loop so low for beaver.

[@mauricehebert2839]

Good presentation, i,m from new Brunswick and i,m new to coyotes snaring. Last week I caught a nice fox .but love snaring still a lot to learn thanks for the info

[@NBWildman]

your very welcome, congrats on the fox, glad you could use the info

[@TrappingTheMitten-JohnHowell]

Good info thanks! Im just getting into snaring this year. Still trying to figure out how to make break away snares and what to use for relaxing locks(they are the law here)

[@NBWildman]

your welcome, and thanks for watching

[@NSTRAPPERHUNTER]

Nice informative video for the beginner and thanks for sharing. Later and all the best.

[@NBWildman]

thank you...and thanks for watching

[@mikeney5113]

Love your videos.keep on doing what u do.we here in pa love watching your stuff.thanks.would love to come up there to hunt moose.

[@NBWildman]

That's great, appreciate the support. The moose hunts here are awesome, the trick is getting a licence...

[@timothyholland6637]

Thanks for the video, very helpful information. Quick question would you alter the height of the snare if there was some brush or something overhead that would cause the bigger animals to duck under? Also if your not on level ground, say on a bank, how would you change the measurements?

[@NBWildman]

great question and the answer is yes, stay tuned for the next couple weeks i have a great video on just that. for a duck under set i put the bottom of the loop half way between the duck stick and the ground. and on a slope i try and split the difference...

[@281covfefe5]

Thnxs for uploading and sharing this 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@NBWildman]

You are very welcome, and thanks for watching...

[@FollowMagicBrad]

Could be used to catch Catalytic Converter Crooks too!👍

[@NBWildman]

Oh yeah!

[@davemoulton8051]

New sub cheers from Nova Scotia

[@NBWildman]

Thanks, and welcome to the channel, hope you like it

[@stevetaylor2445]

Rule of thumb is set snare height equal to loop diameter 10" loop means 10" off the ground and so on

[@NBWildman]

Great comment...real good advice

[@gtrapper3745]

Great video!!!!!

[@NBWildman]

Thanks, and thanks for watching

[@arnoldcottrell3561]

. tossed on snaring seen a buddy of mine catch a few deer and I'm torn on that I deer hunt.

[@NBWildman]

simple fix, any area with deer, i use a breakaway snare....the force of a deer pulls the snare apart and they are free, i loose a snare, but the deer is un-harmed

[@hvac1238]

Can you show sets and then catches in the sets in same vid

[@NBWildman]

Good idea...I'll see what i can do...

[@nicolenichols4380]

What was the Bob cat height?

[@NBWildman]

i set cat snares about the same as fox 8 or so

[@josephhcondo7281]

Awesome

[@NBWildman]

thanks, and thanks for watching

[@ronmacdougall9612]

Do you have a video from start to finish

[@NBWildman]

of what?

[@802louis]

Nice 👍

[@TheDmccubbi]

Seriously? Nothing better to do?