Question about wolf fang cable stakes

Wolfgang's have worked for me in sand muck and hard ground. Only use 12 inch on my land line hard Rocky ground here. Use 18 inch in muck and sand. I welded a T- handle piece of pipe on my driver. In muck and sand no hammer needed, I push in to the handle and pull out.

Where can order a long driver to get down deep hold a beaver in sandbar on cable stake on snare ? Or loose sand up creek bank ?

Thinking about get some for next season in longer lengthe cable an driver with pipe weld on for anchor deep water or an for spring beaver snare in sand , how well wolf fangs hold in sand bar with beaver on snare , or how far should have stake push in? Wolf fangs best ?

Decided to build a few cable stakes and a driver for Ben to anchor his beaver snares with this year. He has trouble pulling them long poles, so I figured he could just cut these if he can't get them pulled. This system is not for hard ground but it works great in water sets.





I used 4 1/2" pieces of 1/2" ID conduit. Mash one end shut with a hammer and drill a small hole for my 30" of 3/32" 7x7 cable.

The driver is just a piece of 1/2" rod 36" long with a piece of heavy 1" pipe for a T-handle and a nut welded on the top where the rod comes through the handle in case he needs to pound on them some. A scrap piece of the conduit keeps the driver from going too far into the stake heads.







He'll just use my short coon snare stakes with the #9 to support the snares.

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