The Parts are Pretty simple
- 3/32 aircraft cable
- Sure-lock snare lock
- Double ferrule
- Single ferrule.
To Build a Homemade Cable Snare:
- First, you run the cable through the sure-lock device, make a loop, and then run it back through
- Next, lock it in place with a single ferrule on the loop end.
- Then, run the long end of the cable through the double ferrule, loop it around, and put the free end back into the ferrule to make a loop for a swivel or to attach to the tree.
As you can see it is pretty easy to make a homemade cable snare. When Smitty gets his shed wired so we don’t have to yell over the generator I want to show how to make a snare lock using a penny.
I plan on buying some of his snares, but before I do that, I have to get him to show me how to wax and dye them so I can actually catch some meat with them.
