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sippi
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Conibear trigger ? new
#599418 - 02/01/08 01:55 PM
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There are three notches on the conibear trap triggers, what are the differences, is one more of a hair trigger than the others

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Re: Conibear trigger ? new [Re: sippi]
#599430 - 02/01/08 04:29 PM
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yep... the one that is closest to the end is the lightest. The further you go in, the more tension on the trigger.

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Re: Conibear trigger ? [Re: str8shooter]
#599437 - 02/01/08 08:57 PM
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Yep, what str8shooter said
For musrats sets under water, I use the middle notch.
For dryland blind trail sets for coon, I use the deepest notch.
I rarely ever use the farthest out notch for anything I trap. It might be useful on sets used for mink though.

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