Rebuilding a damaged Snare in field.

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  1. Powder_burns

    Powder_burns Monkey

    This is my method of rebuilding a damaged Snare using what I normally carry in the woods.

     
    Powder_burns, Aug 4, 2017
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    Witch Doctor 01 Mojo Maker

    If you go to a agricultural supply house that supplies equipment for chicken houses you can purchase the cable in quanity and at a reduced price...

    Thanks for the video...
     
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