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What about deer? I am going to tell you about a phone call I had. Pre-Y2k. I had a few customers out of country, one from a South American country. Around March of 2000 I received a call and talked with the gentleman that ordered my Survival Snaring Video and 1 dozen Deer Snares.
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www.alpharubicon.com/leo/uselessweap.htm
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You will be more successful snaring some animals like rac-coon and beaver if the snare cinches up on their body somewhere behind one or both of their front legs. These animals both have a short, rounded head and a great deal of manual dexterity with their front feet. ... In regards to deer, Ohio snares must employ one...
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www.sullivansline.com/TLine/education/OSG5p19-24.pdf
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PART 1 of 2:A scenic wilderness video by Nutnfancy showing how to construct an effective deer snare with a KaBar Marine Combat knife and Leatherman Charge Ti... ... PART 1 of 2: A scenic wilderness video by Nutnfancy showing how to construct an effective deer snare with a KaBar Marine Combat knife and Leatherman Charge Ti.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bb-BXp1W9k
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If a heavy enough locking snare is available (commercially made or improvised) deer are a better target than rabbits. Deer are snared in the exact same type of set, just larger. Both move on established trail or "runs."
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www.sererescuesog.addr.com/USRSOG-Trapping.htm
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Holding type traps are generally simple snaring traps. ... If you have the option, set traps for large animals like dog or deer. It is more productive in subsistence situations to go after larger game. You get more meat and materials like the hide and bones that can be used.
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www.survival.com/suburban.htm
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Survival Snaring - The Savvy Lazy Survivor's way of Putting Meat on the Pot ... The deer stop is place so the loop only closes to 2 1/2 inches. If a deer steps in the snare it well not tighten all the way on the foot so the animal can escape. But if a raccoon, beaver or other target animals enters the snare it well...
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www.savvysurvivor.com/survival_snaring.htm
www.savvysurvivor.com/survival_snaring.htm
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by Dean Johnson ... It was March and the days were getting warmer, but there was still two feet of snow in the woods. This was the beginning of the wet season. The next few months would bring cold rains, fog, ... Most of the dried food stored last fall had been used and the People were looking forward to maple sugaring,
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www.wwmag.net/snares.htm
www.wwmag.net/snares.htm
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THUNDER BAY — A Lappe man has been fined $3,000 after pleading guilty to illegally snaring and killing a deer. ... Derek Magnuson, 37, has been fined $1,000 for killing a white-tailed deer by trap or baited line, $1,000 for making a false statement to a conservation officer, $500 for hunting white-tailed deer without...
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www.ocoa.ca/Pages_MNRnews/Documents2008/2008-01-22Thund...
www.ocoa.ca/Pages_MNRnews/Documents2008/2008-01-22ThunderBaySnaringDeer.htm
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MAN FINED $2,500 FOR SNARING WHITE-TAILED DEER ... AURORA - A Newmarket man has been fined $2,500 for snaring white-tailed deer. ... U Ky Tran, 32, pleaded guilty to hunting white-tailed deer without a licence and unlawfully using a suspended snare.
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www.ocoa.ca/Pages_MNRnews/Documents2007/2007-11-21Auror...
www.ocoa.ca/Pages_MNRnews/Documents2007/2007-11-21AuroraDeerSnares.htm
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