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Gogop showed me one last month when he was over here for a managed deer hunt.

If you ask me it just looks like an overgrown snipe trap with barbed wire at the top. - would be easy to make.

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Do you lure the deer to it? Or do you set it up on a well used trail?

Counts, these dudes come up with some creative stuff to make those traps. Best thing to do is get a pvc corn feeder made. Then, make some contraption with chicken wire that surrounds where the food comes out. But, you need to have it where the deer can get his head down there. I am gonna buy some feeders for the HFA. It is gonna be my off season hobby.

That sounds like wildlife torture. I can in no way endorse the use of such equipment.

At Tyson Research Center, we used to trap and tag deer in those cages. I wonder if thay still do that out there?

I've trapped them with the nets and a rocket launcher. Cool as heck until they start bawling.

I feel sad.

I've got an extra large fishin net I chase'em wif, but I haven't caught one of the quick lil bastages yet.

Cock Wagon

Gawd that was classic.

Try all you want pillow biter.

It was far more exciting than hunting ever could be. We trapped 4. Then, we had to draw blood and do a sonogram to see if they had fawns.

Here's one I made. It's just chicken wire and a few boards against a downed tree, with drywall screws holding it all in place. (Plus 50 pounds of shelled corn).











Edit---To answer the question I saw, both traps I put out are in travel areas where deer normally go. I try to conform to their habits, rather than try to change them.

thanks GoGop, I may have to try putting 1 of those up at the farm. Have you tried them before and do they work?

Brander said:
thanks GoGop, I may have to try putting 1 of those up at the farm. Have you tried them before and do they work?

No, Kreskin, he just makes these ridiculous looking contraptions totally for the hell of it.

Brander said:
thanks GoGop, I may have to try putting 1 of those up at the farm. Have you tried them before and do they work?

These are the first ones I've made, but I have friends who have done it with good success.