Crazy lady up the street is feeding 12-15 feral cats, Big problem for me when the hounds go off at 3am. Somebody must have complained or the county climbed up her keister, cause she cage trapped them, but she only took them to a vet for neutering, then released them again! Some people!!!
Fur tumbler (650), air brush and compressor red (200), fish fill, and misc smaller stuff (200) , PM me and more you buy more you save, about 50%of brand new price even though it's all brand new getting out of it due to some family stuff, have more photos of stuff not pictured no shipping [*]
The picture posted shows the strand and bundle arrangement, but there’s more to be said.
1x19 gives you the ability to shape your loop and its stiffness lets you easily take advantage of stored energy when loaded properly. I don’t find loading cable to be difficult, but I do think 1x19 is a little easier to load. A well built 1x19 snare can really be useful, especially when snaring beavers in the water. 1x19 snares can be made in such a way that the loop is wider than it is deep, possibly(?) satisfying legal “1/2 submerged” regs without having to have the bottom of the loop quite so deep. I use threaded stops for 1x19 or double ferrules.
In my experience, 7x7 makes more of a round loop when loaded. I liked those out of the water on trails at times, and 7x7 makes a great all around cable.
7x19 is very flexible, and in my opinion is second to none when it comes to extension cables, submersion cables, and general non-snare uses. Very handy stuff. Almost all of my 330s have stainless 7x19 cables. It was an investment worth making in my experience.
Using different cable types, sizes, and a variety of locks keeps it interesting, and in a way is similar to having choices when it comes to bullet selection for hunting. Yes, some bullets will do it all, but there are times that specific ones do it better.
If I had to choose only one type of cable for snaring, it’d be quality 1x19. If I had to choose one type of cable period, it’d probably be 7x7 since it can make snares and extensions, but…… when I get my pick for everything, I choose to have a selection.
Do the moose in Maine have specific traditional wintering areas that you can target while searching for shed antlers, or are their wintering territories just scattered randomly around in no one particular spot ?
You wouldn't expect a state like Maine with all the hunting opportunities to come up with a stupid plan like that. But then, considering the liberals that seem to be running your state presently, I guess we shouldn't be surprised.
A friend I worked with , his wife stopped by the job one day.
She told him she found a Stihl chainsaw in the road and put it in the trunk. He wanted to see it so he got her to bring it in the shop. She brings it in , decent looking saw. He turns it over and on the bottom it was engraved " town of xxx highway dept "
He tells her to quickly and quietly put it back in the trunk.
I don't think the town of xxx ever seen that saw again......lol
I found a Husky saw in the ditch one day, had a sticker on it from the saw shop it was sold at... in New Jersey! Set it on a stump on the side of the road in case the owner came back looking for it, the next day when it was still there I figured the owner wasn't coming back and took it home.
walleyed will parlay with Gary Groenewold to barter his Plews behind Carson's barn on U.S. Route 11 in Adams, N.Y. from 10:30AM to 11:30AM on Saturday April 27th, 2024.
Greetings Everyone from the Middle of Montana 42 above with a high around 69 our breeze is out of the ESE at 4 mph the humidity is 53 % under partly cloudy skies for another great day in Montana !
Enjoy your day and Stay Safe out there even if you don't want to ha ha ! Allan
Only problem is with the price on rats only a couple $ (1.12 avg at local sale) almost seems a waste of time unless putting up super high numbers, then has to be in the hundreds. Make more per animal than make for the fur
