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Started by bushmaster, March 18, 2008, 08:35:21 AM

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bushmaster

Hey guys, I picked up some #2 snares. I plan on setting a few on a fenceline that the yotes have been frequently using.  Any advice?
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DirtyDog

I don't have any advice.......but good luck.  :wink:

i hope to find a place where I can do the same thing.

studabaka

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My advice is don't do it...... assume you are still in NC?..... it's illegal..... recommend you review the regs.

BTW - footholds are also illegal outside of the regular trapping season except under a WDCA permit.
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DirtyDog


bushmaster

are you serious?  why the heck would they sell them at a store in a state where its illegal? :confused:  thanks stew
"Depart from evil, and do good; seek peace, and pursue it." -PSALM 34--14

Integrity of character and clarity of thought are vital to quality of life.

studabaka

The store may carry them for beaver, which is the only thing that is legal to snare here.....  :shrug:

If you got a good spot to trap yotes, maybe we can hook up over the summer and I can give ya a little info on sets using foothold traps to catch them....if that's something you are interested in. Looks like we might get a regulation change for this fall where the season opens nov 1st instead of dec 1st  :biggrin:
"If your argument can only be made or expressed by putting someone else down, then it probably ain't worth spit." -- MicheGoodStone SA Pro Staff

bushmaster

"Depart from evil, and do good; seek peace, and pursue it." -PSALM 34--14

Integrity of character and clarity of thought are vital to quality of life.