You can drive a piece of rebar in the ground near the trap to secure the chain or tie some rope from the chain to a nearby log.. Be carful using rope though especally on foot traps.. If the animal doesn't die it could chew through the rope.. Possum and beaver are bad for that
Excellent! Just got the scissors, still have my fingers, and both really work. Thanks
nellsondog 6 months ago
can you use the 330 for coyotes and fox?
devinp4 10 months ago
@theyoungtrapper
You can drive a piece of rebar in the ground near the trap to secure the chain or tie some rope from the chain to a nearby log.. Be carful using rope though especally on foot traps.. If the animal doesn't die it could chew through the rope.. Possum and beaver are bad for that
jkinlaw1988 1 year ago
its embarressing when you come to school and your knuckles are black and blue and can hardly hold your pencil. ohh the things i learn trapping haha.
mortsne3 1 year ago
thank you, didn't know about the tool! and no directions with these for people who never had one of these before.
91ws6formula 1 year ago
LOL i'll remember that thanks
bullridingmike 1 year ago
I'm joking. NEVER EVER wax conibears. It makes them dangerous to handle.
gunner9x19 1 year ago
@gunner9x19 how do you wax them? I'm just getting into trapping so i'm learning as i go
bullridingmike 1 year ago
Trapping tip of the day: Remember people, ALWAYS I mean ALWAYS wax your conibears!
gunner9x19 1 year ago
how would you stake or wire these down with the big loops?
theyoungtrapper 1 year ago