Guitar string snares?

[mcantar18c]

PM me your email.

[Outlaw1]

PM me your email.

Put me on the list too.

[jackthewall81]

i want that big survival directory!!

[mcantar18c]

Ok, after dinner I'll post up a thread with a glossary of what all is in the files, then I'll figure out a way to compress the folder, and those who want it can PM me their email. Outlaw, I do still have your email in my PMs.
Gimme an hour or two.

Anyway... didn't get around to trying this out today. Probably will happen tomorrow.

[Beprepared]

The rabbits around here get worms under their hide during the summer months. I'm not sure if they get them up where y'all are. Even with the horrible drought, this year has been great for the rabbit population. My brother's 150 acres is overflowing with rabbits and I've really been wanting to put a few in a stew.

My Dad always reminds me to only harvest rabbits in months that have "r" in the end.

[mcantar18c]

http://www.co-ar15.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48197

[Kmanbay]

Guitar strings are great if that is what you have, but maybe try steel leaders from a fishing shop.
They sell 50 or 100 foot packs for less than $10. Most of it is rated 100 lbs, but it is way stronger than that.

[Badger]

Guitar strings work great for snares, and for what its worth, the D string also makes a very good garrote.







Badger

[hobowh]

Has anyone tried aircraft cable? I have son 1/16" with a 480 pound break strength and a swager with swages and stops, might put one together later today any ideas on the best length?