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Post by z on Apr 19, 2008 18:24:38 GMT -6
with coyotes, I found that it didn't take too much chewing to make that little "click" go away. Too much file work on remakes. A good short latch you don't need the "click"- it the trap is set, its right- there is either set or not- no alternatives....no creep. And a lot less refiling work at the set. But why mess with that....go dogless.... All that chewing and no bent dogs? You are truely a trapping god.......
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Post by romans117 on Apr 19, 2008 19:00:30 GMT -6
I take a thick flat file that will not fit inside of the pan notch and a few swipes and it is night latched. Hope that makes sense Me three. I am not smart enough to adjust the pan tension on a dogless. I like alot of tension and a crisp night latch.
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Post by robertw on Apr 19, 2008 19:54:55 GMT -6
Romans117;"I like alot of tension and a crisp night latch." NOW your talking! I agree 100%!
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Post by trappnman on Apr 20, 2008 8:07:26 GMT -6
I am not smart enough to adjust the pan tension on a dogless
sure you are...open the box...and set em'.
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Post by romans117 on Apr 20, 2008 10:55:24 GMT -6
I am not smart enough to adjust the pan tension on a doglesssure you are...open the box...and set em'. LOL.
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Post by Lone trapper on Apr 24, 2008 8:13:27 GMT -6
with coyotes, I found that it didn't take too much chewing to make that little "click" go away. Too much file work on remakes. Hmmmm..... Must be them Dukes.... I've been running Bridgers for a while with six or eight catch's a year and still have had a problem with them. Granted I'm a bobcat trapper not a yote trapper, but I take my fair share of them as nontargets (that means a few big males too not just yearlings and females) and lots and lots of huge dry land boars.
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