Code Compliant Fox Snare – each

Description

Code Compliant Fox Snare

The Code Compliant Fox Snare, developed by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT). It stands as a modern fox cable restraint meticulously crafted to efficiently capture foxes. It holds foxes while allowing heavier non-target animals to escape easily.

Here are key points about this snare:

1. Design and Testing. Developed by GWCT, the snare underwent rigorous testing by professional gamekeepers and wildlife managers in the UK. This was to ensure its effectiveness and compliance with regulations.
2. Features. The snare includes a breakaway link to allow heavier non-target animals to escape easily. The stop is strategically positioned at 26 cm from the eye, empowering smaller non-target species to swiftly exit, thereby maximizing the trap’s efficiency. These features aim to reduce unintended captures and harm to wildlife.
3. Compliance. The snare is designed to comply with Defra’s Code of Practice on fox snaring and the Welsh Government Code of Best Practice on the Use of Snares in Fox Control . Ensuring adherence to legal and ethical standards.
4. Supplier Information. Collins Nets supplies these snares as essential vermin control products for gamekeepers. However, they do not provide guidance on current laws or how to use snares.
5. Legal Considerations. Prospective users are advised to check the legislation before purchasing and using the snares. It’s important to note that these snares are no longer legal in Wales and are not legal in EIRE (Southern Ireland).

Overall, the Code Compliant Fox Snare represents a conscientious effort to balance the need for effective pest control with wildlife welfare and legal compliance. Users should stay informed about relevant regulations and guidelines to ensure responsible use of these snares.

Please check the legislation in the country you intend to use them in before purchase.

These snares are no longer legal in Wales. They are not legal in EIRE Southern Ireland. Snares will not be legal in Scotland from 25th November 2024.