It is not recommended to use steel wire as a stumbling block.

Many friends don’t know much about how to use tripping traps. They blindly set traps, resulting in missing chickens or losing chickens. Now let’s talk about the techniques of trapping and methods of luring pheasants based on these issues. . Pheasants have a certain range of activities and have a strong sense of territory. So if you find a pheasant in a certain location today, the pheasant will basically appear nearby at this time tomorrow.

First let’s talk about the working principle of the tripping snare. After the tripping snare is put down (whether vertically or diagonally), when a pheasant or other chicken walks through the snare, the chicken’s feet will Hold the coiled steel wire, causing the sliding ring under the steel wire to slide out of the springing steel wire, and form a live buckle with the connected tension line, thus trapping the pheasant's feet, because the toes of the chicken's feet are stretched outward. Yes, so the pheasant cannot break free after being trapped.

The traditional method of fixing the trip leg snare is to tie a cloth bag behind the connecting rope under the leg spigot after the snag is put on, and fill the bag with about 2 kilograms of sand, so that the pheasant can be pulled out after being caught in the snare. You can't fly with a sandbag after you pull up the condom. The person is hiding nearby to observe. Once the chicken is hit, the person quickly goes over to pick it up.

To make it easier to carry, we recommend not using sandbags, but attaching an elastic band to the back of the connecting rope, and then tying the elastic band to a fixed object. This is to better release the pheasant’s drag force after the chicken is struck. and protective cover.

Also, when taking off the condom, it is best to use a tool such as a screwdriver

to insert a hole in the ground where you are going to insert the condom. The reason for this is to Another important reason for being able to insert the condoms easily is to allow the pheasant to pull out the entire set of condoms more quickly after being ensnared. After all, the condoms are pulled by connecting ropes, not by a single tripping cap. The pulling power of the whole pheasant, this skill is very important. Currently, double-stranded trip leg covers are much stronger than single-stranded ones because there are no welding points and the sliding ring slides over the steel wire more smoothly. It is very easy to lure pheasants in estrus in spring. The commonly used method is to use chicken media or sound media (electronic media). The method to attract pheasants is to play 3-5 male calls, female calls or mixed calls. You need to pause for 3-5 minutes before defecating. If the frequency of calling is too fast, the effect will not be good. This is the language of pheasants. You can also sprinkle some corn kernels and half a peeled sweet potato and other food that pheasants like to eat in the place where pheasants hang out. Cover the chicken traps in groups of 5, and the sound trap or sprinkled food is usually 5 meters away from the attractant. - Surround by traps within 10 meters. Of course, the more traps you trap, the greater the success rate. There may be 2 or 3 in a class. Another method that is useful in all seasons (but not on rainy days) is the one commonly used here to lure pheasants. The effect is very good. It is to use the living habits of pheasants to choose a sunny place near where pheasants hang out and burn a pile of plant ashes. Burn it thoroughly, and then surround the ash pile with several sets of covers. On a sunny day, pheasants like to come and sand (bathe) when they see such an ash pile, so the effect of this luring method is not very good