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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLRG6I8GIV0[/youtube]

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4CZMVzLqfw[/youtube]
 
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I just don't know about that soundtrack...
 
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tel wrote:

I just don't know about that soundtrack...



LOL - yea seems he's trying to snare something else. 
And what is he wearing in that first vid? 

Anyway - good, simple explanation of the subject, nicely done.
 
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my husband used to snare rabbits when we first got married..he used a sharp fine wire so it would cut their throats and they would bleed out and not suffer..worked really well
 
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reminds me I want to try some local rabbit meat.

the song has nearly enough cowbell to meet my RDCB.
 
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ive never had success using snares.  i believe there is a science to it. or more so than i initially believed.  i had better fortune using leg traps for predators. 

but i personally wouldnt use snares for something i planned on eating.  most snares are a suffocation device.  all blood is retained in the meat.  i only eat bleed meat.  but for predators i have no problem using snares...........if i could just get them to work for me.

not enuff rabbit round here to try and snare.  theyve disappeared.
 
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