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Post by anonymous on Oct 11, 2011 18:16:29 GMT -6
Due to all the larger farm operations my crawlunders I snare are almost non existant. I have snared my tire tracks with 5.64 amberg with some success. What are you guys using for diameter locks etc. I want my coyotes dead if their alive in the morn every tom dick and harry has them shot full of holes before I get there. I'm sure this has been coverd already but I. Didn't see much in the archives I'm just lookin to get a little discussion goin........ 1.16 cable anyone?  |
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Oct 12, 2011 5:53:11 GMT -6
go to filed cam locks and stinger choke springs stick with the 5/64th's in 1x19 style and give them some cable to run and you should find more laid out coyotes this year.
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Post by coyotewhisperer on Oct 12, 2011 13:43:30 GMT -6
My coyote snare of choice for open trail snaring is 1/16 1x19 cable. You use a BIG loop and i dont see where i get any refusals from coyotes. Just dead coyotes. I run atleast a 10 ft snare or add extensions to get to that length or a little longer. I use a filed camlock.
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Post by anonymous on Oct 12, 2011 15:44:51 GMT -6
I'm tryin to get people to talk me into that 1.16th cable how strong of kill springs do you run on them to get em dead
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Post by anonymous on Oct 12, 2011 15:52:05 GMT -6
Tc I got 5 or 6 dozen of the ambergs left do they still work well when filed ived never messed around with anything like that??? Most of my extentions I anchor with are 5 feet or so ill have to try and double that. I am gonna need to order some snares this year and been really mullin over trying 1.16 I do see a few refusals with the biggger stuff cause here in iowa if not near a waterway we are restricted loop wise which I think is dumb
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Post by trappincoyotes39 on Oct 12, 2011 18:21:03 GMT -6
you don't have near the surface area on a filed amberg as you do a filed cam, just the way it is. 5/64ths works well just keep the lock and spring out og normal line of site and you can snare coyotes with 5/64ths with little refuals in many locations, the "key" is to blend them in as best as you can. Heck I worry more about the support than I do the snare itself in more open areas.
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Post by BadDog on Oct 13, 2011 8:02:21 GMT -6
A much better way to use a kill spring. Don't mistake the kill spring for the choke spring. Two very different springs. This is the best way to consistently make coyotes dead fast with 1/16" in all environments. The trigger is a brand new product by... Me!!! Mr, Gappa carries these things. You need a setting tool as well.   |
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Post by mr. finch on Oct 13, 2011 11:50:17 GMT -6
where are these in the online catalog ? i looked didnt see them
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Post by BadDog on Oct 16, 2011 3:53:35 GMT -6
They are very new, Steve probably didn`t have time to get to it yet.
Meanwhile, in the wide open, a plain Stinger snare, no trigger, is a very high percentage kill device, especially when 1/16 is used.
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Post by trappnman on Oct 17, 2011 6:42:21 GMT -6
both the triggers and setters are listed, and have been for sevreal weeks- have both in stock.
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