OH - Collarum & Foot Snare Training Workshop

Learn how to use the Collarum®, Belisle & Fremont foot snares in your business.

Join Tim Julien, FTA Trappers College Instructor, owner of Proline Lures and one of the industry’s top nuisance canine instructors, as he discusses how each device works and shares his experiences with proper site location, placement, and lessons learned. Attendees will get hands-on time with the equipment and receive a workshop completion certificate.

OWCOA will be collecting a $10 donation at the door from each attendee to cover workshop expenses. Attendance is limited to 50 attendees. Register by sending attendees name via email to workshops@owcoa.com or call Ron Krueger at 419-606-9188. View the flyer on-line at http://owcoa.com/files/Collarum%20Flyer.pdf.

When: August 2, 201412:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Where: John Bryan State Park - Day Lodge,3790 State Route 370, Yellow Springs, OH 45387

Agenda:

11:00pm OWCOA Meeting
1:00pm Lunch
2:00pm Canines and the Collarum®
3:00pm Working with Foot Snares
4:00 pm Hands-on Practice Setting the Collarum®, Belisle & Fremont Foot Snares
5:00 pm Door Prize Giveaway

Sponsored By:

Ohio Division of Wildlife
Ohio Wildlife Control Operators Association
Proline Lures
Wildlife Control Supplies
Wildlife Control Training Group

that should be a good workshop.

ttt

I was lucky enough to trap with Darcy Alkerton for 10 days down in Tx with the belisle foot snare working on newts foot snare vid. That tool as fast become my preferred foot snare where I can use them. I think the biggest problem with guys using that tool is they tend to bed the trap too deep. great tool. That should be a great workshop. would love to be there.

some pics of coyotes caught in the foot snare.






how I got the nickname Coon Magnet.

no matter where I set a trap the coon found me LOL with coon in the area the hind foot is where I wanted to catch them.

I can't wait to attend!

Semper,

Just remember to preregister with Ron. Space is filling up quickly.

Done!

ttt

Who is going tomorrow?