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Your cart is empty.In 1983 I moved to South Dakota because of high canine densities. I’ve never looked back. Since starting Dakotaline Snares I have worked with many people learning to snare coyotes. I understand the pitfalls and misconceptions that are out there. I have worked on this video for 3 years. I wanted it done right. My desire is to set a standard for snaring coyotes and for you to be the best snareman you can be. Most of this video is filmed on a “working” snareline encompassing several hundred snares. I have trapped and snared coyotes for almost 40 years. I’ve eaten dirt, dust, and skunk essence. I’ve worn out tires, guns and trucks. I’ve been stuck in places I shouldn’t have been. My passion and desire for trapping and snaring canines has never waned. I will chase them until my body says “no more”. Key learning points in the video Coyote behavior Coyote travel ways Keying in on the best locations Coyote behavior when approaching snares Snaring on bare ground verse snow. The huge difference Pushing the envelope on exposed snares Snaring in farmland and rangeland Lethal sets Locks, cable and making them work to your conditions Why you should lose some snaring myths right now.
