Look like great idea there Coffey! Speeds up the process 4 sure. I've used something similar in the past for snare sets in open trails where nothing to tie it off and was ok......... take care
Good setup buddy. I'll be running a similar setup this season. Got some great stuff and I'm looking forward to watching your videos again this season. Tight chains
My first two seasons as a trapper, I made up a bunch of cable tie offs and used them for all my foot hold trapping. In Mississippi, we have about 100X more trees than people so you are almost certain to have a tree nearby. However, I did make my tie offs 6 foot long, which worked a little better than the 5 foot length. Deploying the cable tie offs around a tree is super fast too! No need to pound in an earth anchor. I tried wire initially but it was just too difficult to work with. Last year, when I added a bunch of dog proof traps, I used standard earth anchors, which worked exceedingly well. They were less bulky to carry around plus I can just mark the earth anchor locations and reuse them at a later point in time if I want to try a productive spot more than once during the season. But overall,, the cable tie offs around a tree is simple, cheap to make, fast to deploy, and VERY hard to beat! This year, I will use both systems. Can't go wrong with either one. Plus it is fun to make your own cable tie offs and you save money too. Hope you fill your pickup bed slap full of fur this year!
Any worry on the raccoon going back through the whole on the tree with the trap attached to their leg, taking the trap and cable away from the tree? Thinking of double looping it around the tree to be safe. I would hate to lose my traps as they are costly.
I had a chain fail on a brand new DP the first time I used it. The metal looked like cast where the link failed I'm considering eliminating the chain and just using the cable.
Did ya try using a hammer to smash them ferrules? Was good talking to ya today. That's almost exactly how I make mine! You'll be happy with that thicker cable.
If a trapped critter can't run it can't develop enough momentum to pull-out. Given 5 foot of cable/chain/wire allows one to run 10 feet, which makes no sense at all??
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Thanks, helpful and informative information about how to make your dog proof easy to stake.
Thank you
That's a slick idea there with the cable. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching
Right on with cable tie offs the only way to go in my opinion. We had our Convention yesterday got me a few goodies.l
Awesome brother
Very Informative. Thanks.
Thanks
Great buys! Need a “Fur Collector” shirt 😂🤣😂
yes i do need that shirt
Good morning Coffey,
That is very smart it will saved you time,quick and easy,l like that cable is very strong.Have a bless week.
Thank you
getting everything ready for this season I see, you want to get off to a running start.
Yes sir. Thank you
That looks like it will work perfect. Good idea making the loop that big on one end Thanks for sharing
thank you
Some great information my friend
Thank you
great video brother. You are going to love the ease of anchoring those DPs this year. Have a BLESSED day and keep SHARING your PASSION
Thank you. I’m really looking forward to using them
Good luck on the racoons this year I like the idea of a cable tie off. I went up to hst today a lot of good people and information
It was a good time. Thank you
That oughta speed things up a lot.
I’m hoping so. Thanks
That's going to make it nice and easy setting them up ! Their going to be really strong as well . I hope you have a great weekend !
Thank you. Same to you
I like this idea! Looks easier then using tie wire!
It is!
I thought about doing that also. I use rebar stakes to anchor mine.
I’m really hoping it saves us a lot of time
@@CoffeyOutdoors it seems like it would.
Always thinking of ways to be more efficient! Best of luck this season. Its coming fast!
Thank you. Same to you
Happy hunting or should I say Happy trapping.🐾🐾🐾🐾 I like your t-shirt today, cool.
Thank you mam
Neat ideal of the cable tie off good luck this season comming of the raccoons
Thank you
Missed notice sorry . hope ya all well . good review
Thank you
Another video with a ton of information. Keep it up, my friend.
Thank you
Great to see the pre-season preparation you do.
Thank you
I’m starting off using rebar but I think I’m use them method this year, thanks for the video helping us new trappers out!!!
Good luck to you
Good stuff!
Thank you
Always learning something new here! Thanks for sharing friend!
Thank you
Have a great season Dave.
Thank you sir
Look like great idea there Coffey! Speeds up the process 4 sure. I've used something similar in the past for snare sets in open trails where nothing to tie it off and was ok......... take care
Thank you
Great!!!!
thank you
Good luck this season! I think the cable will be a much cleaner and more secure setup.
thank you, im hoping it is a big help
putting in the work now to have a (hopefully) successful season
Yes sir. Thank you
I always enjoy watching the planning and hard work you guys do. Thanks for sharing and have a blessed rest of the weekend my friend.
Thank you. You to
Good setup buddy. I'll be running a similar setup this season. Got some great stuff and I'm looking forward to watching your videos again this season. Tight chains
thank you very much
@@CoffeyOutdoors no problem 👍
Good video brother. Look forward to seeing what you trap this year
Thank you
@@CoffeyOutdoors very welcome. I found you through Steve Parks' channel. I saw you are a brother in Christ so I came to support you. God bless
Very nice looking setup! Good luck Brother. :)
Thanks brother
Nice cant wait to see them in action
Thank you
This looks like it will work.. Good luck Dave... Im anxious to put these hounds in the woods
Thank you mam
Awesome video, Coffey 👍
Thank you mam
have a great weekend
You to. Thank you
Awesome video Coffey! I went to cables last year and you’ll like how much faster it is! Nice job brother!
Thank you. Looking forward to using them
Awesome good luck this season
Thank you. Same to you
good luck to you this season much respect stay blessed ✊🏼🙏🏼
thank you
Awesome I did the Loopty due on Conibears. I'll have the video out on it soon
awesome
@@CoffeyOutdoors thanks man.
Hi Coffey, have a great day🐺🍁🐶
Thank you. You to
Definitely looks a lot easier brother, hope it works out good for y’all this season!
Thank you
Great upload )) Enjoy the rest of your week :o)
Thank you
Awesome video. old friend here. Let’s stay connected 🌺😊
thank you
Simple and effective!
Thank you
Nice
Thank you
My first two seasons as a trapper, I made up a bunch of cable tie offs and used them for all my foot hold trapping. In Mississippi, we have about 100X more trees than people so you are almost certain to have a tree nearby. However, I did make my tie offs 6 foot long, which worked a little better than the 5 foot length. Deploying the cable tie offs around a tree is super fast too! No need to pound in an earth anchor. I tried wire initially but it was just too difficult to work with.
Last year, when I added a bunch of dog proof traps, I used standard earth anchors, which worked exceedingly well. They were less bulky to carry around plus I can just mark the earth anchor locations and reuse them at a later point in time if I want to try a productive spot more than once during the season.
But overall,, the cable tie offs around a tree is simple, cheap to make, fast to deploy, and VERY hard to beat! This year, I will use both systems. Can't go wrong with either one. Plus it is fun to make your own cable tie offs and you save money too. Hope you fill your pickup bed slap full of fur this year!
I’m looking forward to using them. Good luck this season to you
Great video buddy I wish I could have been at it but there is always next year. I hope you have a lot of success this upcoming trapping season.
Thank you very much
Any worry on the raccoon going back through the whole on the tree with the trap attached to their leg, taking the trap and cable away from the tree? Thinking of double looping it around the tree to be safe. I would hate to lose my traps as they are costly.
The loop is to small for the raccoon
Well that's a slick idea. How'd you come up with it? LOL Thumbs up
Thank you
This is such a helpful vid 🥰
Thank you
I had a chain fail on a brand new DP the first time I used it. The metal looked like cast where the link failed I'm considering eliminating the chain and just using the cable.
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Great video, I learn a lot from you. Except how to free up dedicated time!
Thank you. Finding time is hard
Well, the tree should make it harder for the traps to walk off!
Yes it will. Thank you
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Thank you
Did ya try using a hammer to smash them ferrules? Was good talking to ya today. That's almost exactly how I make mine! You'll be happy with that thicker cable.
Yes sir I sure did. It was good meeting you to. I’m looking forward to using them
The only way to go brother
Got them all ready to go now
@@CoffeyOutdoors when you starting
Middle of November
@@CoffeyOutdoors I'm going to set a few racoon traps then and a couple footholds to see if I remember how
Good luck
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Thank you
Only thing I found is if they are too long they get leaverage and pull out
I’m making them 5 foot or less
3/32 cable and a earth anchors.
That works to. But I don’t have to pull these out of the ground
@@CoffeyOutdoors there more for thiefs!!
Understood
@@jack0903 Any thief would just cut the wire/chain if they couldn't pull the anchor out of the ground.
@@mccollapiaries but how many thief carry cable cutters??
If a trapped critter can't run it can't develop enough momentum to pull-out. Given 5 foot of cable/chain/wire allows one to run 10 feet, which makes no sense at all??
I use old used snares on mine.
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