Originally posted by lungbuster:
I learned the hard way, you want those snares dead center on trails.
They rarely back out of my loaded 3/32 snares.
here is a good video for all on how to load snares.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_so7B8lEwg
It's worth mentioning that in Indiana, any kind of dryland snare set with a loop over 15 inches in circumference (4.75" diameter) must be a relaxing style.
Locking snares, kill snares, spring loaded snares etc are illegal for use out of water in Indiana if they exceed the length limits, which they would for Coyote sets.
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