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Mysterious deer infection, please look
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<blockquote data-quote="Boone25/06" data-source="post: 5261995" data-attributes="member: 15523"><p>It's not snares because once the snare tightens down it's not going to release and come off. When the deer eventually works the snare long enough it will break the cable but thats past the loop that has tightened. The cable lock will not loosen at all or if it is a live catch it will probably still not loosen enough to come off over foot. If a deer stop was used on the snare it would slide off leg without causing very much damage before deer escaped. I have snare tons of predators and had several chew through cable but they still die shortly after because loop has been set and tight enough to stop blood flow or digestion if hip caught. 2 days after a chew out I can usually go to spot and not too far away buzzards will show you how far it got. So unless the deer is found with snare still on leg it's very unlikely to be the problem your seeing. Sorry your having these issues and hope you figure it out before it cost you many more.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boone25/06, post: 5261995, member: 15523"] It’s not snares because once the snare tightens down it’s not going to release and come off. When the deer eventually works the snare long enough it will break the cable but thats past the loop that has tightened. The cable lock will not loosen at all or if it is a live catch it will probably still not loosen enough to come off over foot. If a deer stop was used on the snare it would slide off leg without causing very much damage before deer escaped. I have snare tons of predators and had several chew through cable but they still die shortly after because loop has been set and tight enough to stop blood flow or digestion if hip caught. 2 days after a chew out I can usually go to spot and not too far away buzzards will show you how far it got. So unless the deer is found with snare still on leg it’s very unlikely to be the problem your seeing. Sorry your having these issues and hope you figure it out before it cost you many more. [/QUOTE]
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