Well a good start would be to rub your snare on a evergreen tree to stop the scent and shine of the snare. Tie your snare closest to the stick as you can. Saves on rabbit wire and helps with the breaking of your snare wire. As for more great snare ideas watch the Newfoundland ghost wolf on RUclips. He's got really good snaring videos. Great video and good job by the way 👉👍👍👈
Great video buddy . You need your snares on sticks pushed into the ground or heavier so the rabbits can’t run off with it. Also using a chin lifter works well buddy , a stick about as big as a pencil or a little bigger directly under your snare about 2” below it will make them lift their heads and direct them in to your snare .
For sure need heavier sticks ! I used a couple chin up sticks there that was one of the first things I was taught. More rabbit vids to come , can only get better from here I suppose !
Yes buddy , every day in the country is a great day . Tie your snares closer to your stick too buddy , great video as always. Looking forward to many more , I watch everything you post , keep it up . 👊🏻
Great video again we use drag sticks we call them when there no other sticks handy we cut one about inch so thick cut tip on one side and jam it in ground a few inches and set snear on that bar rest off size and shape yer snears are good some times we use a 1 inch chin up stick rite under snear
Found most rabbit Activity is around a marsh or bog and with the tall grass the trails are easy to see. Also in some places you can use a stick that would tangle up so the rabbit can get in away from where crows and hawks will get at it. Much the same as a drag set for coyotes !
When I puts on stick across I tie down one end with stainless steel wire stick ain’t going no where and I break off the evergreen branches or spruce for making gates instead of sticks works wonders less time at setting I allways looks for signs of hares feeding on the trail to make sure something on it other than that alll good 👍 I also pops sap bubbles and use that to take the scent away and I rubs it on my hands 😅
@@Braydencoish 😂😂😂 we Newfies can be a little goofy sometimes but I love the smell u just pop one do your normal rub with the snare as you would on a ever green and just take the needles to rub on your hands 😭😭😭🤣
I'm no expert either, but I have heard a lot of guys around here use a "chin up" stick under the snare ... just a small twig stuck up directly under the snare to make sure the bunnies keep their heads up and go through the snare instead of ducking underneath it. gotta love the weather here on the island though... LOL
I find it's a good idea to have the wire short from the stick to the eye of the slip when it's tailed. When the rabbit pulls the wire tight to it's neck there is a long piece of wire easy to kink and then burst. I try to keep it shorter so it won't kink so easy. This stupid 18 gauge copper wire is like cotton. Just an idea that might help. All the best with your rabbit catching.
Another excellent video bud, it's never a fail when you are out in the woods. Keep em comin.
Appreciate it !!
Good job ! Everyone starts somewhere. Beautiful country as well.
Thank you ! It sure is some beauty country
Great video. Really enjoyed it. Keep up the good work.
Appreciate it thanks a lot !
Well a good start would be to rub your snare on a evergreen tree to stop the scent and shine of the snare. Tie your snare closest to the stick as you can. Saves on rabbit wire and helps with the breaking of your snare wire. As for more great snare ideas watch the Newfoundland ghost wolf on RUclips. He's got really good snaring videos. Great video and good job by the way 👉👍👍👈
It’s been burned in my head by my pop to always rub my snares on a tree ! Thanks for the tips !
I agree I was gonna comment watch nlghostwolf learned alot off of him
Great video buddy . You need your snares on sticks pushed into the ground or heavier so the rabbits can’t run off with it. Also using a chin lifter works well buddy , a stick about as big as a pencil or a little bigger directly under your snare about 2” below it will make them lift their heads and direct them in to your snare .
For sure need heavier sticks ! I used a couple chin up sticks there that was one of the first things I was taught. More rabbit vids to come , can only get better from here I suppose !
Yes buddy , every day in the country is a great day . Tie your snares closer to your stick too buddy , great video as always. Looking forward to many more , I watch everything you post , keep it up . 👊🏻
Great video again we use drag sticks we call them when there no other sticks handy we cut one about inch so thick cut tip on one side and jam it in ground a few inches and set snear on that bar rest off size and shape yer snears are good some times we use a 1 inch chin up stick rite under snear
Perfect appreciate the tips !
The leads look good. Best of luck. Should have a meal in the morning .
Great succes with it as of lately , video to come !
Found most rabbit Activity is around a marsh or bog and with the tall grass the trails are easy to see. Also in some places you can use a stick that would tangle up so the rabbit can get in away from where crows and hawks will get at it. Much the same as a drag set for coyotes !
Thanks for the info ! Appreciate it
When I puts on stick across I tie down one end with stainless steel wire stick ain’t going no where and I break off the evergreen branches or spruce for making gates instead of sticks works wonders less time at setting I allways looks for signs of hares feeding on the trail to make sure something on it other than that alll good 👍 I also pops sap bubbles and use that to take the scent away and I rubs it on my hands 😅
You lost me at sap bubbles. Be Washin my hands for a week !🤣🤣🤣I’ll listen to everything else though 😂😂thanks !
@@Braydencoish 😂😂😂 we Newfies can be a little goofy sometimes but I love the smell u just pop one do your normal rub with the snare as you would on a ever green and just take the needles to rub on your hands 😭😭😭🤣
Shag it I might try it
I'm no expert either, but I have heard a lot of guys around here use a "chin up" stick under the snare ... just a small twig stuck up directly under the snare to make sure the bunnies keep their heads up and go through the snare instead of ducking underneath it.
gotta love the weather here on the island though... LOL
I’ve heard that tip as well. And oh for real. Best weather goin!
Great video , every one counts.
Appreciate it !
I find it's a good idea to have the wire short from the stick to the eye of the slip when it's tailed. When the rabbit pulls the wire tight to it's neck there is a long piece of wire easy to kink and then burst. I try to keep it shorter so it won't kink so easy. This stupid 18 gauge copper wire is like cotton. Just an idea that might help. All the best with your rabbit catching.
That makes sense , I’ll give it a go next time around !
Rabbits love birch tips, if you tell your snare on a birch tree, almost always you will get one.
Noted , thanks !
Have you tried adding a chin stick? Might help
I add them to all my snares !
Great video buddy 👍🏻
Appreciate it!