AWS
Custom Accessory Maker & Retired PM Staff
This came up in another thread and I thought I'd post it here for everyone.
Materials:
Some type of cord, I get at Homedepot, just a little heavier than paracord.
Handle material, I like 3/4" PVC Conduit but have used 1" dowel, conduit is easier to make.
Optional clear nail polish dabbed on the knots makes them not unravel.
I use 10-12 feet of cord I want the cord long enough that I can tie it around my waist and the coyote/fox won't drag on my ski tails or for multiple coyotes(I've drug up to three out at the same time). I use these for skinning in the field also, loop the cord around a hind foot, throw the handle over a branch and hoist the critter up and tie off.
Drill a hole in the handle just slightly larger than the cord. Push the cord through and tie a double wrap granny knot to make a fat knot that won't pull back through. Make a bowline loop in the other end. You have a drag.
In use note red wood handle by his belly.
I make a loop and put it around the upper jaw and then a half hitch around the lower jaw that way they will slide right through the brush without hanging up. for multiple critters just make another loop about three feet up the cord that way the critters will follow one in front of the other.
Just wrap the cord around the handle and put it in your pocket. I have one in each of my scabbards and in my caller bags.
Materials:
Some type of cord, I get at Homedepot, just a little heavier than paracord.
Handle material, I like 3/4" PVC Conduit but have used 1" dowel, conduit is easier to make.
Optional clear nail polish dabbed on the knots makes them not unravel.
I use 10-12 feet of cord I want the cord long enough that I can tie it around my waist and the coyote/fox won't drag on my ski tails or for multiple coyotes(I've drug up to three out at the same time). I use these for skinning in the field also, loop the cord around a hind foot, throw the handle over a branch and hoist the critter up and tie off.
Drill a hole in the handle just slightly larger than the cord. Push the cord through and tie a double wrap granny knot to make a fat knot that won't pull back through. Make a bowline loop in the other end. You have a drag.



In use note red wood handle by his belly.


I make a loop and put it around the upper jaw and then a half hitch around the lower jaw that way they will slide right through the brush without hanging up. for multiple critters just make another loop about three feet up the cord that way the critters will follow one in front of the other.
Just wrap the cord around the handle and put it in your pocket. I have one in each of my scabbards and in my caller bags.
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