Ultimate Coyote Snare Support Simplified Version

[@blairboisjolie1139]

Love this idea!!!!! Thank you for your tip and "how to" video!!!

[@DustinDrews1]

Glad it helped, now go get some coyotes!

[@blairboisjolie1139]

Where did you get your swagger?

[@floydlenz2280]

I don't know if you'll see this, but I tried your supports . They're working great !! I'm truly impressed, they hold well, come back out well and are only a slight pain to carry and install.. Good job Amigo and thank you for your efforts.

[@DustinDrews1]

Glad they are working for you!

[@jefffagan4460]

Good idea, liked your pup

[@DustinDrews1]

I’m he is quite the pup

[@barrydeacon3551]

Definitely a tad better system than last one. Support System 2…. Should work really well. Any photos of snare support in action? Thanks! B Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦

[@DustinDrews1]

Glad to help!

[@jeffamon5533]

These work amazing.. I did them a little bit different. instead of putting the snare in the loop add a D ring through the loop attach your snare to it with a swivel.. one you catch a yote and snare is all messed up take it off the d ring and put a new one on!!! re bend wire and ready to go

[@DustinDrews1]

Glad they are working for you Jeff!

[@OregonBeaverOutdoors]

Going to have to give this a try. Thanks for sharing

[@robellison387]

Dang that cut the cost of making them great job 👍👍👍 going to make some and test them out

[@DustinDrews1]

Go for it

[@bradbishop-atfulldraw7491]

Wouldn’t you want your anchor wire to come up the your gap in the wire you created with the socket so that when you went through there with your snare you would also be attached to the anchor wire? Seems that if you used cable restraints and the yotes had time to work them over against a frozen ground they would surely break at some point. We have to use cable restraints here in WI

[@DustinDrews1]

I have never had them break or heard of one breaking. The snare cable is by far the weakest link. Don’t use what your not comfortable with! God Bless, Dustin

[@timross7046]

Great info , are they a one shot set up ? I imagine they twist them up pretty good .

[@DustinDrews1]

You can use them many times over

[@brookneva7081]

I’m sure someone has already asked... but have you or are looking at making these to sell? Thanks Brook

[@DustinDrews1]

No but your welcome to

[@thomashughes9415]

👍

[@williamtarr9758]

Is that galvanized or annealed

[@DustinDrews1]

Coyote Trapper 85 pictured is galvanized. I have used both. Galvanized is stiffer

[@williamtarr9758]

@@DustinDrews1 but the annealed will work right

[@DustinDrews1]

Coyote Trapper 85 Yes annealed works great!

[@williamtarr9758]

@@DustinDrews1 awesome thanks for the reply great set up by the way I'll never look back now

[@williamtarr9758]

@@DustinDrews1 hey dustin one last thing does the galvanized wire rust my annealed stuff I have is already rusty

[@BearlyOutdoors]

Mr. Drews, What if you are using the wolf fang (Larger model) earth anchor? I work in sandy to semi sandy and need the larger earth anchor to hold the snare in the ground. Do you have any tips for using them on this newer model?

[@DustinDrews1]

Same way as you would with the older model or any type of anchor for that matter. Maybe make them longer so you can drive them deeper into softer soil. Hope that was the answer you were looking for?

[@joestatella1049]

How long do you cut the piece of wire?

[@DustinDrews1]

72 inches

[@theroman21]

Where do you get your #9 wire?

[@DustinDrews1]

theroman21 all the farm stores sell it.

[@estherstahl1253]

That system works I know I’m doing all of mine like that thanks for sharing

[@williamtarr9758]

How do you like using the killsprings and what size of cable should I use

[@DustinDrews1]

They are great 5/64 7x7

[@zachrach62]

What is the average length of the wire after being cut? Trapping supply companies send smaller rolls.

[@DustinDrews1]

Go to your local farm supply store. You can get the wire in the big rolls like I show in the video. It will be in there fencing section. It is used to make H braces in fences... Normally it is 10.00 to 15 bucks a roll and it will make 25 or so supports. God Bless, Dustin

[@jacobryun870]

Awesome. Was looking for exactly this for an idea. I'm trying to picture how to pull these out of the ground if you're not using removable stakes with a pull wire. ... Like say you drive them in with a pogo anchor, how are you getting them back out?

[@DustinDrews1]

Jacob Ryun I leave em or dig em out with a shovel

[@derektheobald3738]

Are they re-usable after a catch?

[@DustinDrews1]

Derek Theobald yes sir

[@bloodhunterx6258]

Glad to see you back man. Am I allowed to ask what happened with government trapper job???

[@DustinDrews1]

Time for a change and to chase another dream!

[@trapperjdbia8205]

Very smart and efficient looking system. Here in Iowa we have to use deer stops, so killsprings are pretty much useless. Do you use inline swivels on your snares? Thanks for the great video.

[@DustinDrews1]

Jay Block I always use inline swivels. They are the most important part of s snare I’m my humble opinion. I feel The barreled swivels are the best as close to the lock as possible. I understand the deer stop issues with the kill spring renders them useless. Thanks for the kind words!

[@trapperjdbia8205]

Thank you

[@jeradlene1732]

When pulling the anchor out with the loop in the wire does it pull out good or would it be better to leave it outside the wire

[@DustinDrews1]

Jerad Lene you pull on the cable not the wire.

[@ellenjohnson781]

Hey would 11gauge work for this??

[@DustinDrews1]

Ellen Wong I would stick to 9 gauge. 11 may work but I would prefer some insurance

[@timross7046]

I'm having trouble seeing what keeps the twisted 9 wire standing upright and not just falling over

[@DustinDrews1]

The wire driven into the soil

[@DustinDrews1]

You can use them many times over