Post by southernlures on Jul 9, 2012 14:25:01 GMT -5
The rabbit hole set
always like to make trap sets that mimic what nature has made and improve on them for my trapping needs.
Well here is another set that does just that its a rabbit hole set. Every rabbit will find a little brush pile and thats where they will lay up. So when your a bobcat roaming thu the timbers and along the edges you know that he will check out any little brush pile he see's hoping to jump a rabbit. So here is a set that looks like a little brush pile and has what apears to be a rabbit den hole. In the pic you will see i have first placed a log across the back of the hole. Then layed 2 other logs on it. Making what looks like a big A laying on the ground. Then i will stack some small limbs and such over this set up. Then i made a dirt hole big enough so that a rabbit could fit in it. After that i dug the trap bed and bedded the trap in front of this hole. The 2 logs will guide the cat right to the hole. And the TRAP!! The first pic is from about 40 yards away and looks good to me.
The second pic is a close up of this set up!
always like to make trap sets that mimic what nature has made and improve on them for my trapping needs.
Well here is another set that does just that its a rabbit hole set. Every rabbit will find a little brush pile and thats where they will lay up. So when your a bobcat roaming thu the timbers and along the edges you know that he will check out any little brush pile he see's hoping to jump a rabbit. So here is a set that looks like a little brush pile and has what apears to be a rabbit den hole. In the pic you will see i have first placed a log across the back of the hole. Then layed 2 other logs on it. Making what looks like a big A laying on the ground. Then i will stack some small limbs and such over this set up. Then i made a dirt hole big enough so that a rabbit could fit in it. After that i dug the trap bed and bedded the trap in front of this hole. The 2 logs will guide the cat right to the hole. And the TRAP!! The first pic is from about 40 yards away and looks good to me.
The second pic is a close up of this set up!