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What is the best kind of snare for rabbits in a brush pile That is covered with thorns and has tunnels all over?
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I have used snares But they just eat all my bait
Put the bait all on one side and set aways back with your gun and pick em off?
I would use a small game trap that has a pressure plate baited with rabbit food
they only come out after 12:00 and i can't see
they only come out after 12:00 and i can't see
Use a noose style snair.As long as you make sure that it isn't used by dogs/ or cats you actually care about because you dont want to explain to your neighbor why you hung fluffy..... They work very well and ive had good luck with them.
thank you
Check your local laws first. As Crazyhunter mentioned, snares work but they do not discriminate. I advise against using a snare and recommend a live capture cage or box trap.
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Use a noose style snair.As long as you make sure that it isn't used by dogs/ or cats you actually care about because you dont want to explain to your neighbor why you hung fluffy..... They work very well and ive had good luck with them.
I have used snares But they just eat all my bait
Put the bait all on one side and set aways back with your gun and pick em off?
I would use a small game trap that has a pressure plate baited with rabbit food
they only come out after 12:00 and i can't see
they only come out after 12:00 and i can't see
thank you
Check your local laws first. As Crazyhunter mentioned, snares work but they do not discriminate. I advise against using a snare and recommend a live capture cage or box trap.
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