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Post by Iowa Badger on Mar 22, 2004 13:01:40 GMT -6
I notice that the snare shop sells black cam locks. Are they the exact same thing as the non blackend cam locks? If they perform the same I am going to purchase some for next season.
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Post by rk660 on Mar 22, 2004 14:00:13 GMT -6
Ive had problems with the black ones rusting and dragging too much for my liking, I just spray paint the zinc plated ones and they seem to last longer.
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Post by Iowa Badger on Mar 22, 2004 14:11:01 GMT -6
Found out snare shop can't get the black ones anymore anyway. I'll do the spray paint treatment this year.
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Post by lonetrapper on Apr 18, 2004 17:23:33 GMT -6
edge
finished doing all snares for next trapping season have them in a couple of old feed bags ,have swamp in behind house ,just going to throw snares and all in swamp ,will it do the same trick as beaver dam.
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Post by RiverRat on Apr 18, 2004 17:57:03 GMT -6
Set them on top of the chicken house for a few weeks an youll get the same results. RR
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Post by RiverRat on Apr 19, 2004 22:02:48 GMT -6
Ok but I and several other people I know just lay them out somewhere in the sun and they dull just fine. I sometimes dye them for people reasons only, sometimes I dont have time. I also have a hard time believeing that soaking snares in water will make them fire any faster, I belive that has more to do with the snare itself and how it is made. RR
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Post by lonetrapper on May 8, 2004 17:03:16 GMT -6
had all my new snares in swamp for 2 weeks did a good job on dulling them.
thanks
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