Coon traps

[slicksbeagles1]

Try this place I bought 6 to try the freedom traps supposed to be made in the USA
Snareshop.com


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[dublelung]

@wchadw I just noticed that is attached to a tree, you can't do that here, ground stakes only if I understood my course right. Oh and drags.

I glanced over the NY state regs and didn't see any mention of not being able to attach to a tree. I could've missed it but at any rate, the way Chad has his shown isn't permanent, it's just looped around the tree which won't cause any damage to the tree.

[Sir-diealot]

@wchadw I just noticed that is attached to a tree, you can't do that here, ground stakes only if I understood my course right. Oh and drags.

I glanced over the NY state regs and didn't see any mention of not being able to attach to a tree. I could've missed it but at any rate, the way Chad has his shown isn't permanent, it's just looped around the tree which won't cause any damage to the tree.

Damage was not my thought, just curious as I understood it we could not attach to trees.

[wchadw]

@wchadw I just noticed that is attached to a tree, you can't do that here, ground stakes only if I understood my course right. Oh and drags.

I glanced over the NY state regs and didn't see any mention of not being able to attach to a tree. I could've missed it but at any rate, the way Chad has his shown isn't permanent, it's just looped around the tree which won't cause any damage to the tree.

I'm sure they don't want you attaching anything to a tree on public land


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