How to build snare pole, trapping, survival, control

[@andrewh5988]

Best explanation I’ve seen so far,great job

[@freedomfamily1358]

I thank the meat trapper station for finding your channel!

[@acbwildlifecontrol3748]

Great explanation of a quick, simple but deadly system - thanks for taking the time to share Carl

[@Jeffrich308]

Awesome video! Answers a lot of the questions that I had. I'm trying to build a smaller version for mink. Any suggestions of the size of the support wire??

[@wolfernation]

Jeffrich308 I use #9. But #11 can work, you just have match your support device,,metal whammy or tubing.

[@HgielDarb]

Do you think these would be suitable for cable restraints or strictly snares?

[@TalksWithRyan]

Using real trapping snares no matter the size could really help one day to know and understand very well cause you can catch anything in them and food is food

[@alaskajohn5695]

Excellent Job as always Clint, I purchased your snare video also. Any idea where to get those fiberglass rods? Thank You Again...

[@wolfernation]

I get mine from farm stores

[@口口口口-n1c]

If you don't weld drill 2 holes (work best on metal: rebar, form stake, etc...)

[@jutnjen1]

Hey Clint I wonder if those electric fence ground rods would work from your local Tractor Supply? They’re about four or five ft long and have that eye already on them. They’re a rebar rod to. I get mine from Rural king but oddly enough they are in the tent stake section instead of the fencing lol

[@wolfernation]

jutnjen1 No idea, never used them

[@matthewchandler7495]

Thanks Clint I’m going to be making some for my beaver snares

[@MegaRapfiend]

So how deep you drive them in about two to three ft?

[@wolfernation]

1/2 of pole in ground

[@MrBrave00]

don't need to weld just wrap them

[@Trivit30]

Couldn't be any easier if you tried