Catching Coyotes in Cable Restraints 

Finally caught my first coyote today in a snare. 35 pound blonde male. Love your videos. Lots of helpful info on sets and location. Keep doing what your doing. Thank you trapper.

Hi, just wanted to take the time to thank you for your videos. Just got back into trapping recently, when I was trapping ( mid 70’s )we did not have any coyotes in my area. Little bit of a learning curve to say the least. Your videos do help please keep it up.

Great tips nick. I use the dakotaline lowpro relaxing locks smaller than the washer locks and legal in WV work great. Great video brother!

I just had something kill its self in a cable restraint, got wrapped up. First one I ever set so definitely learned to keep them in a more open area. Thanks for the tips man.

I got some cable restraints with very tiny relaxing locks from southern snares. Think they are called the Missouri legal snare, or something. They also have the breakaway for deer.

just got my dakotalines in today. ready to thin some out & im sure my chickens will appreciate it! good vid &tips!

Awesome set up thanks for showing us. I can't wait to try it out.

Good info, a tip for the guys wanting to use #9 wire. Bend the wire into a u shape on the end your driving into the ground. Basically bend it about 3 inches from the end... I use my pogo driver to push it into the ground. This keeps that wire from swiveling in the wind and when deer walk through them. I try not to set up on inclines around here. Deer seem to think they need to lower there heads when climbing ....

Thanks for sharing ur cable tips for yotes!

Nice work

1x19 5/64 cable micro camlock is my go to snare love’em

Great informative video as always Nick. Youll do such a great job. Keep up the good work and god bless youll

I never was good with cables or snares... gotta do something though. The coyotes just keep thriving on my farm no matter how many I catch/kill.

Great info and thanks for sharing. Later and all the best.

Good video thank you

Great tip to get em to duck their head, good show peace brotha.

nice video I been snaring some the last few years you can always learn some thing I track them in the snow and set where they travel most of time they will come back through a trail they have used may take awhile but they will come back through !!

Great video buddy thanks for sharing!!

Do you get any fur damage from the snare support?

Imagine trying to set a CR in 20 inches of snow and frozen ground. You will never catch a coyote in that in a million years

What about your bare hands? God bless