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Doc's use of toggles here are genius! They provide the features of hold large tension for a heavy spring, allow for easy release and high sensitivity, are relatively simple can be built from natures materials. Having seen a few of Doc's traps in action, I think the toggle is the way to go. Just requires some additional practice sessions to fix the memory of getting it down.
Love that close up picture of the cords on the toggle. It makes a tonne of sense!
Hey Ken, would you be interested in being my fill-in press agent when kage is away???
Doc some of this further information has thickened the plot quite a bit. Hoping to go out and do an overnighter tomorrow and I will have to play with it then after getting camp set up. I have a couple ideas for this trigger already, but want to test them (read: watch them fail) myself before going public with them. May play with a few other of the traps and snares also, haven't done so for a while.
Pictures, rocketbomb, pictures.
I want to reiterate at this point, for all of you who are interested in traps and snares, go and set this up. The trigger, as presented so far, is an excellent trigger, so if you don't follow this thread any more than this, you already have an excellent addition to your traps and snares repertoire, BUT, there is quite a bit more, and by actually building the trigger first, the following will be much easier to understand.
If I just posted everything at once, some of you, maybe even me, if I didn't have prior knowledge, would say, Screw this, too complicated, BUT IT'S NOT.
If you only learn one lifting pole snare trigger, this is it! At least IMHO.
Doc