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Re: How to dull snares without boiling?
[Re: Kelpy]
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10/31/18 10:13 AM
10/31/18 10:13 AM
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Audie
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I soak mine in baking soda and water for a day or so. It seems to take the sheen off.
Go Vols
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Re: How to dull snares without boiling?
[Re: Kelpy]
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10/31/18 03:05 PM
10/31/18 03:05 PM
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Hobbs
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On this subject. If a person paints their snares, how long before the scent dissipates.
It's a trappers life for me
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Re: How to dull snares without boiling?
[Re: Hobbs]
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10/31/18 08:03 PM
10/31/18 08:03 PM
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Posts: 1,292 Downeast Maine
scalloper
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On this subject. If a person paints their snares, how long before the scent dissipates. OGorman recommends painting with Crylon paint
There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness
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Re: How to dull snares without boiling?
[Re: Hobbs]
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11/01/18 01:31 AM
11/01/18 01:31 AM
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kyron4
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On this subject. If a person paints their snares, how long before the scent dissipates. I give mine a light dusting of kaki spray paint and have set and caught fur a week later. I had a trail cam video where I painted a fence post then pile chucks of meats around and the yotes ate up the meat with no mind of fresh paint.
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Re: How to dull snares without boiling?
[Re: Kelpy]
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11/02/18 12:03 PM
11/02/18 12:03 PM
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Posts: 187 Bison, South Dakota
Dustin_Drews
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I run my snares threw the dishwasher. I then put them in the oven on low heat to dry them out really well and to warm them up. While they are warming up I bring some water to a boil in a good sized pot on the stove. I put my cans of spray paint I in the boiling water to get the paint nice and warm. I let the snares get pretty warm in the oven hot enough I can’t touch em..... When both the snares and paint are warm I take them out side and paint them ASAP. Doing it ASAP with a warm bundle of snares makes the paint almost instantly dry to the snare. Doing it this way is fast. You can handle the freashly painted snares almost instantaneously after your done spraying them. The heat also gases off the paint smell. No hanging them out do get the smell off. Also no sticky paint on the snares. Use some brains.... Don’t forget your paint boiling on the stove! This is the only way I could figure out how to camo snares in a hurry without smell or soft paint.
God bless
Dustin
You got one shot at life, where are your sites aimed today?
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Re: How to dull snares without boiling?
[Re: Dustin_Drews]
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11/02/18 05:21 PM
11/02/18 05:21 PM
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Posts: 133 Southern Oregon
dmr400
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I run my snares threw the dishwasher. I then put them in the oven on low heat to dry them out really well and to warm them up. While they are warming up I bring some water to a boil in a good sized pot on the stove. I put my cans of spray paint I in the boiling water to get the paint nice and warm. I let the snares get pretty warm in the oven hot enough I can’t touch em..... When both the snares and paint are warm I take them out side and paint them ASAP. Doing it ASAP with a warm bundle of snares makes the paint almost instantly dry to the snare. Doing it this way is fast. You can handle the freashly painted snares almost instantaneously after your done spraying them. The heat also gases off the paint smell. No hanging them out do get the smell off. Also no sticky paint on the snares. Use some brains.... Don’t forget your paint boiling on the stove! This is the only way I could figure out how to camo snares in a hurry without smell or soft paint.
God bless
Dustin That is using your thinker for something other than a place to hang your hat.
"I'm all in favor of keeping dangerous weapons out of the hands of fools. Let's start with typewriters." - Frank Lloyd Wright
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Re: How to dull snares without boiling?
[Re: traprjohn]
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11/03/18 08:51 AM
11/03/18 08:51 AM
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H380
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I spray paint them 2 colors, in the summer, with plenty of time for the smell to dissipate. I do the same as you then store them coiled up in clean one gallon coffee cans with a lid . I put in some sage and leaves from the area where they will be placed later and it seems to cover some scent as well .
Last edited by H380; 11/03/18 08:51 AM.
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