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We like to snare around bluffs for cats. And fence for the yotes and deer trails but you have to watch what you are doing or you will catch deer!!
We like to snare around bluffs for cats. And fence for the yotes and deer trails but you have to watch what you are doing or you will catch deer!!
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Just make sure you set that deer stop if you are snaring away from water. The following is copied from trapping regulations at agfc.com
Leg snares are illegal in Arkansas.
Snares are allowed in water sets.
Snares placed on land, farther than 20 feet from a permanent body of water must have a functional “deer lock” that prevents them from closing smaller than 21/2 inches. Land snares must have a single-piece lock and must be braided cable with a loop no larger than 12 inches in diameter and the bottom of the loop no higher than 10 inches from the ground.
Snares may not be set or maintained in a public road right-of-way or touch any fence when fully extended.
Leg snares are illegal in Arkansas.
Snares are allowed in water sets.
Snares placed on land, farther than 20 feet from a permanent body of water must have a functional “deer lock” that prevents them from closing smaller than 21/2 inches. Land snares must have a single-piece lock and must be braided cable with a loop no larger than 12 inches in diameter and the bottom of the loop no higher than 10 inches from the ground.
Snares may not be set or maintained in a public road right-of-way or touch any fence when fully extended.
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