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Joined: Dec 2014
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Posts: 1,575 |
Full metal Jacket , worth it ?
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Posts: 80
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Posts: 80 |
Im a first year newbie but tried it for the ease of getting traps ready and in the ground quick! I put new traps in dishwasher and ran a cycle and then washed in acetone and dipped in the full metal jacket! Traps went in ground two days later and caught 7 coyotes and a bobcat in less than three weeks behind my house! The traps that i caught on were rusting when i pulled them! I just cleaned traps and dipped again in FMJ to move to another property! I plan to dye them next go around and may try the wax to see which i like better! The FMJ is definitely easy to use though!
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14 point
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Joined: Mar 2010
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I've tried Full Metal Jacket and Trap Cote. I wasn't impressed with either.
Dye and wax has held up better for me. Especially after traps are seasoned.
Adopt the pace of nature, her secret is patience. Emerson
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