Jc Conner drags

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Chief Big Taw
Left to right with a yard stick and a MB550 for reference
-3/8 coyote drag sold at most dealers
-2 pound jc Conner fixed forged point drag
-Saber tooth coyote drag
-3 pound jc Conner forged point tracker point pivot drag
-Rebar drag I think I bought from Minnesota trapline a while back


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Chief Big Taw
Left to right
-2 pound jc Conner fixed forged point
-Sabre tooth drag
-3 pound jc Conner forged point tracker pivot925D8DF1-7546-4D89-B653-DC391D397F2C.jpeg
 

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Chief Big Taw
I'd be a little afraid to use those little lightweight 2 prong drags on the left in the first picture. They'd probably work ok if there was a bunch of very heavy brush close by.
Yeah that one is gonna be a mink drag ?
 

sleepr71

Senior Member
Is it harder to release an animal on a drag? I’d think that with a longer chain…they’d have an easier time of getting a bite on ya ??
 

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Chief Big Taw
Do y’all dye your drags, paint them or just leave them alone ?
 

sportsman94

Senior Member
I dye mine when they start getting rusty. Would dip in some floor wax or fmj if I had any. The dye doesn’t seem to last too terribly long, but it feels like it gives it a little protection
 

Doug B.

Senior Member
Looks like that is definitely going to work. The only place that might not work would be plowed ground or really loose sand where it is softer. Great demo!!!!
 
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