Snares used to be stock in trade for anyone who lived on a farm or rurally and wanted rabbits….30+ years ago.
Not seen one in decades and these fucks who use them the way the page talks about won’t be stopped by the law. They aren’t fucking stopped by the law right now….
Do folk still snare? Grew up in the country and they were common but ive legit not seen one since I was a kid.
I also just kinda assumed they were banned already.
It’ll start with the snares, but then they’ll come for our tom-toms and our high hats. Soon we’ll have no drum kits left.
This meme is not funny just because it’s real.
Do they work for catching invasive mink? That is the only reasonable use for them i can think of.
Horrid things
OH NO, WHERE WILL THEY GET THEIR BRASS WIRE OR CORDS NOW
Disagree with the practice but unlike spring leg traps which require skill to manufacture this is basically unenforceable.
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Snares used to be stock in trade for anyone who lived on a farm or rurally and wanted rabbits….30+ years ago.
Not seen one in decades and these fucks who use them the way the page talks about won’t be stopped by the law. They aren’t fucking stopped by the law right now….
Do folk still snare? Grew up in the country and they were common but ive legit not seen one since I was a kid.
I also just kinda assumed they were banned already.
It’ll start with the snares, but then they’ll come for our tom-toms and our high hats. Soon we’ll have no drum kits left.
This meme is not funny just because it’s real.
Do they work for catching invasive mink? That is the only reasonable use for them i can think of.
Horrid things
OH NO, WHERE WILL THEY GET THEIR BRASS WIRE OR CORDS NOW
Disagree with the practice but unlike spring leg traps which require skill to manufacture this is basically unenforceable.