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Posted: 1/27/2018 11:36:20 PM EDT
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Trapping bobcats in the rocks I use drags. I use pogos for anchoring everywhere else.
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Posted: 1/28/2018 9:59:16 PM EDT
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I either use rebar stakes or pogos. Most of my bridgers have super stakes attached but they are just to big of a pain to remove
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Posted: 4/3/2018 1:05:54 PM EDT
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Do you use chains or cables with the super stakes? My go to trapper uses chains and has a pull bar to remove them.
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Posted: 4/3/2018 1:48:32 PM EDT
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We have extremely rocky ground here in AR. Rebar works pretty well. At least they can be re-used. I usually use cable with the smaller traps and sometimes a chain with a drag hook. Where possible chain or cable can be attached to another tree or something solid.
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Posted: 7/29/2018 8:28:38 AM EDT
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If I can’t get rebar in the ground I use a cable, however drags are not a bad option.
I really hate tracking drag marks in some areas though. Amazing how hard they can be to find sometimes. |
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Posted: 7/29/2018 8:42:14 AM EDT
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If you are dealing with roots how about excavating around a thick root and cabling off to that and then replace the sod. I would do it in advance of the season but don’t be a mowing hazard. You lose friends that way if your cable gets wrapped up.
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Posted: 10/4/2018 11:02:53 PM EDT
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Depends what your trapping and terrain. I use primarily Berkshire disposal stakes. I have mostly clay, soft dirt/sand in low grounds, and shale rock. 95% of places with a little elbow grease I can get a 15" cable stake in the ground. I hit a big rock moving my set a few feet takes care of that. In really tough ground I'll sometimes pound my stake driver in first to make a pilot hole. Drags can be a great tool to use.
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