Poor fella
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This one was snared just about 400 yards down the road
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Man that snare....Comment
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Terrible to see. Looks like one was trying to get in while the other was trying to get out.Comment
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Hate see a deer in a snareComment
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I check my snares twice a day for that reason. I've only caught a deer once and was able to let it go. I usually get small/medium pigs in them.Comment
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Not sure why that deer tried to get through that hole, I really don’t think she would have fit. Thinking she stuck her head through then pulled backComment
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The neighbor at the lease has his place high fenced and he built it about 3’ inside the original low fence that was there, couple nights ago I was going to town for dinner and a spike came running across the road jumped straight over the low fence right into the high fence and fell between, I didn’t see him when I came back so I guess he found his way out..Comment
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Found one like the little buck around 2 years ago. 1.5 yr old 9 point, made me sick. He was still warm so the Cowboy had plenty to eat.Comment
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Heck, I find them stuck on our low fence every year also.
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We probably find 2-3 every year on our low fence place. It happens with all fencesComment
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It’s those back feet getting caught jumping barbed wire that snag most...Comment
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Why would you make a hole just to put a snare ?Comment
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I was wondering that myself, seems like it’s defeating the purposeOriginally posted by cantexduck View Post
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