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Post by musher on Jul 10, 2004 15:40:44 GMT -6
I made a couple of dozen slim lock snares earlier. I was missing a double ferral from a bag so I used a single I had lying around. This got me to wondering: how many trappers use a single ferral on the lock as opposed to a loop connected through a double? And why?
I do both. I think it depends more on what I have on hand than anything else!
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Post by Stef on Jul 10, 2004 16:16:19 GMT -6
musher, with the Slim locks, all I use is single ferrule at the lock without any bending.
Stef
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Post by lonetrapper on Jul 10, 2004 16:44:26 GMT -6
i just use a single at the lock
saw it done that way and just followed
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Post by Wackyquacker on Jul 10, 2004 19:00:31 GMT -6
On some locks some folks like the double ferrule system...say it makes for a better action. I don't know about that ,I have only used singles and with BADS and springs that doubles won't work so good.
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Post by Hornhunter on Jul 10, 2004 19:50:56 GMT -6
Used the Snare Shopes J-hook breakaway on the slim locks. with choke springs washer then the single ferrule on the end. The j hook aligns the cable with the slim lock. Made a real smooth closing snare for coyote.
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Post by Maineman on Jul 11, 2004 20:13:58 GMT -6
I use a single ferral, bent over into a U
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