Operation coyote necktie.

[OO2]

Nice she looks all kinds of tangled up with that tree

 

[Tuco]

You guys actually kill stuff over here? How cool is that!

 

[giles]

You guys actually kill stuff over here? How cool is that!

Hahahaha! Buckle up, these guys are just getting started.

 

[hickslawns]

You guys actually kill stuff over here? How cool is that!

We don't just kill stuff. We do it like our lives depend on it.

Nice work boss!

 

[Bigslam51]

Hahahaha! Buckle up, these guys are just getting started.

It's on next week!

 

[jagermeister]

Hell yea Joe nice work!

 

[Outdoorsfellar]

Hang that killer proudly ! Good job Joe.

 

["J"]

Good job Joe!!!!

 

[Boarhead]

Way to stick with it Joe! Congrats!

 

[Gordo]

Nice man! I didn't think it'd be long!

 

[Jackalope]

You guys actually kill stuff over here? How cool is that!

Oh we kill stuff alright. Hell we love killing stuff so much we had a guy set a snare line for mice in his garage. Mouse snaring! Now that's some dedication to the art of making stuff dead.

 

[GoetsTalon]

Hell yeah!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Jackalope]

Pulled my sets the weekend before last as I wouldn't have time to run them last week. I set them back out Sunday and noticed yotes had been eating the carcasses.

I had one bust the anchor wire today and take off with the snare. It was anchored to a tree about the size of a baseball bat. I use 14 ga wire and double it up then twist it to form a single strand. I put that through the swivel and wrap it around the tree then twist the tag ends with pliers until it's tight to the tree. The area around the snare wasn't hardly messed up at all. And there's plenty to tangle on in that spot. The tree it was anchored too wasnt even that skinned up. It looks like somethin just gave it one hell of a yank and snapped that twisted wire.

 

[jagermeister]

Pulled my sets the weekend before last as I wouldn't have time to run them last week. I set them back out Sunday and noticed yotes had been eating the carcasses.

I had one bust the anchor wire today and take off with the snare. It was anchored to a tree about the size of a baseball bat. I use 14 ga wire and double it up then twist it to form a single strand. I put that through the swivel and wrap it around the tree then twist the tag ends with pliers until it's tight to the tree. The area around the snare wasn't hardly messed up at all. And there's plenty to tangle on in that spot. The tree it was anchored too wasnt even that skinned up. It looks like somethin just gave it one hell of a yank and snapped that twisted wire.

Deer perhaps?

 

[Jackalope]

Deer perhaps?

While I hate the thought of it that's a possibility. Worse so that whatever it was has a snare cinched tight that its wearing until it kills it. Pretty shitty way to die. There aren't many deer in this small Woodlot but it could have been.

I was reading on trapper man and it said an adult coyote can generate 300 lbs of pulling force so it could be a big male also.

 

[jagermeister]

While I hate the thought of it that's a possibility. Worse so that whatever it was has a snare cinched tight that its wearing until it kills it. Pretty shitty way to die. There aren't many deer in this small Woodlot but it could have been.

I was reading on trapper man and it said an adult coyote can generate 300 lbs of pulling force so it could be a big male also.

Yea... Sucks either way. That'd be one big ass coyote.

 

[Bigslam51]

While I hate the thought of it that's a possibility. Worse so that whatever it was has a snare cinched tight that its wearing until it kills it. Pretty shitty way to die. There aren't many deer in this small Woodlot but it could have been.

I was reading on trapper man and it said an adult coyote can generate 300 lbs of pulling force so it could be a big male also.

I'd say it was a deer. There would have to be signs of struggle if it was a yote.

 

[Jackalope]

Sucks. Cest la vie.

 

[oakswamper]

This cool weather coming should get them moving. Good luck

 

[Dustinb80]

That sucks. Good luck with the rest of the sets