TRAPPING TIPS- Worlds Greatest Snare Support Sytem

Trapping Tips. Today's trapping tip is my most favorite snare support sytem. It is an anchor, and support all in one. I'll show you how to build them.

[@tubbyguyoutdoors]

That’s awesome Jeromy . That nut idea is a good one not everyone has a welder handy . Those are some beauty furs my friend ! Except that last one lol thanks for sharing

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hahahaha yeah that last one looks like a German Shepard. Thanks Wyatt for the comment.

[@streeterboyzoutdoors]

Great tip and nice put up Fur, man them cats look great.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you. Im enjoying the season for sure.

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

A bunch of nice looking furs! Thanks for the helpful tip buddy and Good luck with everything!!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you!

[@cocoaman435]

Way nice tip! Guna have to use this knowledge down the road, for sure!!! Thanks for sharing.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thanks Alex!

[@alaskajohn5695]

I’m very impressed !!! Just found your channel, new sub, been trying all my life-70 these days…. Bring in the nephews and grandkids, will be forwarding your Awesome Channel… Excellent work My New Friend !!!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

That means a lot to me, thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to comment! I’ve got one more coyote video for the season, and we’re on to trapping muskrats, and beavers with the kids/grandkids. What part of Alaska are you from/live?

[@alaskajohn5695]

@@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790 Hi Jeromy, Thank You for the reply…. I lived on a island in Prince William Sound, Evans Island, for some 20-years…. Started a Mom &. Pop fishing, hunting lodge, Alaska Jumping Salmon Lodge, aired on national TV 4-Times, very remote, boat, or sea plane, access…. Anyway, aging up, moved now to NW Montana, tough country for trapping, all deep mountains and tons of snow, with flex temperatures…. I trap all winter, very low number’s but gorgeous country, 3-black wolves last year… I also trap in Oregon around Christmas time in Tygh Valley, lots easier with the trapping, do get some number’s there… We will communicate, Love your family interaction, Cool Beans …. Great Great Channel with Excellent Flavor…

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

That is awesome! I’ve seen your Jumping Salmon on Tv. Tygh Valley isn’t to far from me. Let me know when you’re in town. We will have to get breakfast or something.

[@jasonhoesel7144]

Thanks for taking us along. Really enjoy this series.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Hey thank you!

[@MarksTrappingandOutdoors]

Thanks for sharing. Going to make some. Great tip and video!

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

They work great. I use them for almost all my trail sets, and they work great for any entanglement laws trappers may have in their state. Thanks for watching!

[@MarksTrappingandOutdoors]

You are welcome!

[@frankhengstler6101]

Awesome stuff 👍, quick and easy to build👍👍

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Yes sir! Thanks for the comment Frank

[@judithdandavis2206]

nice support and stake combo . the furs are looking great that you have finished .

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thanks Dan. They work great, and are easy to make.

[@GeorgiaTrappingandFishing]

Nice job on the supports Jeromy! Lots of great lookin fur in there too! I enjoyed it my friend! 🙂🇺🇸🔥🔪👍👍👍

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Thank you Craig! A lot of fun so far

[@tommurphy6972]

Hahahaha ... now that's slick, gonna have to do this

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

It make for a fast set. I usually have my snare, and extension made up at my Ranger, then just walk to the set and pound them in the ground. Good luck with it Tom

[@mikequesenberry5344]

Great tip on the supports, I picked up a 20ft stick of #4 rebar and 12, 5/8's nuts and made up 12 of the supports. Went out this afternoon and used some of them and they work like a charm.Not counting the wire , which I already had I have $1.70 in each support , very inexpensive for something that is a great anchor and support. Thanks Jeromy

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

That is awesome Mike! I just got back in from my trapline. I had a triple on coyotes using this same support, and then another coyote a couple hundred yards away. They do work great! I hope you have as good of luck with them as I have. Thanks for the updates too!

[@mikequesenberry5344]

@@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790 Congratulations on the triple !! Will keep you posted, Thanks

[@ozark_trapper]

Great job. I tried putting 24 inch 3/8 rebar cross stakes in yesterday. They wouldn't hold. I got a 18 inch cable on a pogo in. It held good the place i am trapping is sandy bad. I use a killpole 5ft 5/8 rebar. It has my anchor and snare support all in one. Plus they will wrap around the rebar and dispatch themselves sometimes. I leave them in place yr after yr. I trap out of my truck. I know the rebar comes in handy. No looking for a place to tie off. I know the 5 ft 1/2 rebar. A coyote will bend it. I use a 1/2 rebar on coons beavers otters cats and fox. Going to all 5/8 some day. But it was free cant grip . I enjoy your snaring video. I watch over and over.

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

That’s a great idea!

[@shaneseaford4824]

I was thinking about making these for otter

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

They work great for otter! I use them on everything from beaver to bobcat. Good luck!

[@CoffeyOutdoors]

Great info brother. I don’t snare any Only footholds for me

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Yeah, but you definitely good at those. Thanks Coffey!

[@jeffsettles5125]

Do you have any coyotes pull the stake out are you using these in soft soil . And what snare locks do you like to use

[@jeromycooley-outwestadvent5790]

Good questions Jeff. I have not had any pullouts this year or last year. I was Leary about pullouts, so I set about a dozen to start with to see if they would hold good. They held mid 30lb coyotes no problem. If there is any brush, or tall grass around they seem to tangle on that, and it puts less stress on the stake. In my next coyote video, I have a coyote in one of these stakes/supports, and he wrapped around some meadow grass, he was pulling on the grass instead of the stake. I have set them in soft soil with no vegetation around, and they have held great. I have had 3 coyotes chew out of the 5/64 cable, but those were in fence snares. I use the micro locks from F&T. They work the best for me. My Dad uses Thompson’s locks, and he loves them. I think everyone has their own opinion on locks. I’ll find the link to my video of how I make my snares and add it ti this. Thanks Jeff