Tactical .20
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Here are most of the tools I use, first set pic is a dirthole half done, second is the set finished. Note I put a corn shuck upright on left side of trap jaw where a twig sized stick should go for a foot guide, hole is partially plugged with grass or corn leaves.
here is one type of flat set I make, it uses a 4" trench for a foot guide, lure goes at end of trench in the backing. I laid a long corn leaf in the trench in half finished set pic.where you see a corn leaf on the right side of the trap is where a dog or coyote turd is placed for a foot guide.
second pic set is finished, turd on top of sifted dirt, on right side, scratches in surrounding soil to make the look of a coyote did a kick back there.
Corn leaf in center, lower in pic, spot where a twig or small stone is placed for a foot guide.
On the dirt hole foot guide I rarely use a stick bigger than half a pencil in length, and about same diameter.
In the tool picture, I have a snare, the support, Wolf Fang anchor, and driver, lure bag, trap tool bag, pickax I use, trap, drag, drill with auger, sifter, and the all important scratching tool. I also use this tool to tamp the bedding material around and under the trap.
here is one type of flat set I make, it uses a 4" trench for a foot guide, lure goes at end of trench in the backing. I laid a long corn leaf in the trench in half finished set pic.where you see a corn leaf on the right side of the trap is where a dog or coyote turd is placed for a foot guide.
second pic set is finished, turd on top of sifted dirt, on right side, scratches in surrounding soil to make the look of a coyote did a kick back there.
Corn leaf in center, lower in pic, spot where a twig or small stone is placed for a foot guide.
On the dirt hole foot guide I rarely use a stick bigger than half a pencil in length, and about same diameter.
In the tool picture, I have a snare, the support, Wolf Fang anchor, and driver, lure bag, trap tool bag, pickax I use, trap, drag, drill with auger, sifter, and the all important scratching tool. I also use this tool to tamp the bedding material around and under the trap.
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