Fremont Hog Foot Snare, Wildlife Control Supplies

Extensively used for live transplanting lynx and catching fox & coyote. Recommended by Fremont for use in taking fox, coyote, bobcat, and lynx. Incorporates a spring/trigger assembly that fires a loop up and around the animal
The Fremont foot snare incorporates a spring/trigger assembly which fires a loop up and around an animal's leg. Complete Kit Includes: - instructions - Fremont snare thrower- Extension cable - 6 mm Stainless Steel Swivel - For use with wild hogs, wolves and mountain lion. Foot Snare: - 36" of 7x19 1/8" Galv. Aircraft cable. - Adams Lock - Fixed Loop End Extension: - Six foot of 7x7 1/8" cable - looped at each end. Once caught the spring becomes unattached from the cable so the spring does not get damaged.***TIP*** WHEN SNARING HOGS, USE AN EXTENSION AND ANCHOR THE SNARE UP HIGH (A TREE BRANCH FOR EXAMPLE). THE HOG WILL HAVE LESS LEVERAGE ONCE CAUGHT. 6 mm Stainless Steel Swivel: - Excellent heavy duty swivel!- They are stainless steel so they won't rust!- Each end of the swivel is "clevis style", they can screw in and out. This makes changing your snares, traps, and extensions really fast! No need to for a cable cutters or quick links!> - 6 mm (1/4") has a working load limit of 770 pounds.

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