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Well this escalated quickly Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

My absolute favorite part of bow season (other than rut activity) is the weather. Nice crisp clean cold air followed by very suitable sitting weather....man I'm not gonna sleep for the rest of the weekSent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

As a trapper that's as true as it gets. I purposely set as far away from human sign as possible at all times even if it's not as good of a location.Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

I would agree with that with a cold front. To get them up earlier. From what I've seen in my area is bucks tend to be last on field and if not Dark it is very close. Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

As said above cable restrains and snares are 2 different things. As a die hard trapper I do believe we will see slow introduction of cable restraints on land maybe a limited season or something but I do think it's commin eventually. And I think the realistic harm to your pup is very very small. Not as informed about restraints as some here..I'm sure they will stop by Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

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October 24th start until you run out of time lol....I all day hunt holloween no matter what have seen alot of good rut action that day consistently year after year. Wish I had more time to use. Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

That's what happens around the stateland in the fingerlakes too....but that's a topic for another long threadSent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

I'd be so beyond pizd. Glad things turned out that way as opposed the the way it could have possibly went. I ride dirtbikes and ride alot of land and have permission to be there except Sept thru January. Always read horror stories of guys using line across paths to close line rider's and it scares the heck outta me. Guys like this are the reason people get hurt or worse. Imagine if an anti had happen to walk in on that yote hanging and the negative publicity that would have happened. CrazySent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Absolutly right now ny is making them legal for beaver nussiance trapping with a class. I imagine within a few years they will be legal for use with a class for rec trapping. But absolutly good advice Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

That's exactly why they do it? Also ease of setting them fast and without perfect places. NYS has very very specific regs on setting them below 4 foot off ground. Box specs are strict to stop pups and other animals from getting in. Once 4 foot up can set how ever you want. I'm going to put in boxes for 3 reasons. 1 it stops the fisher from entering in from the backside and get the bait with out getting caught. 2 should help the few guys out there be able to I'd my traps and hopefully stay away.3 birds of prey from messing with bait. I don't know if you say but earlier this year someone set a Coni on land and killed someone's Dog iirc it was up toward syr somewhere. Can never be to safe when talking kill traps.Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

That's interesting if givin the chance I may try a few to see the damage. Good to know. I will also be trying to trap fisher with leaning pole sets over 4 foot up and in boxes just bc I can't see setting Conis on land. So I will do it in the absolute safest way possible. I wish you luck this year. Tight chains...just a few short weeksSent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

I have learned something. In my post I am talking restraints not snares. I did not know there was a difference. I couldn't imagine setting something on land that kills on catch for the simple reason of non target catches. Thank you for the information. I am still impartial to cable restraints just bc I don't like the idea of fur damage. May not happen much but as we are not allowed to use them and have never gone on a line with anyone using them I have to assume there is some level of fur damage. Other than that I don't see any issue with them and if legal (I believe in ny they are comming within a few year) I wouldn't be using them. I like my foothold. Alot of good info here Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

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I will start this by saying i am AGAINST SNARES...but...Im sorry and I mean no disrespect but you are misinformed on this topic. Snares very very rarely kill on catch. Domestic animals just sit there as they think they are on a leash and I have never read or heard of snares killing a dog. You are 100 percent right about Conis on land. But foot holds average less than 10 dollars a piece not 20....and are not bc people are lazy but more that they catch trap shy animals very effectively. Also there is times snares and a better option. Please just do more Research before bashing a topic I am against snares bc of possible fur damage.... Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk

Awesome I am glad to hear that Sent from my SM-N920V using Tapatalk