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I've had alot of luck catch ****, rats, and mink using a #1 coilspring. I dont' think that it would work very well on fox. I predict alot of toe catches
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#1's big enough?
I've caught a few in #11 longsprings, which have roughly the same jawspread as a #1 coil. However, the design of a longspring allows much more holding power than the little #1 coilspring models do.
Toe catches are a possibility, though. Fox have relatively large feet for their body size.
I've caught a few in #11 longsprings, which have roughly the same jawspread as a #1 coil. However, the design of a longspring allows much more holding power than the little #1 coilspring models do.
Toe catches are a possibility, though. Fox have relatively large feet for their body size.
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I have caught ***** in # 1's. In fact I caught my biggest one in a #'1. I have only caught one fox though. I sared it. I can't help much here.
I have caught ***** in # 1's. In fact I caught my biggest one in a #'1. I have only caught one fox though. I sared it. I can't help much here.
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#1's big enough?
Dont use that small because you will only wise them up when yu miss them or pinch'em. I would suggest either the #1.75 or #2
Dont use that small because you will only wise them up when yu miss them or pinch'em. I would suggest either the #1.75 or #2
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