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How can you make snares safe?

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I've been watching a LOT of snare/trap setting videos. They spend an lot of time making the snares nigh invisible. None of these snares would seriously injure a person, but I would like to avoid hurting people with traps.

Is there a way to flag a snare set or trap set so that it warns humans without also warning away the intended game?

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This is not exactly a direct answer but may be more appropriate:

I feel that signposting a snare is a good way of getting your game stolen so in general I would advise not signposting but instead making the snare where animals will go but not where humans will walk.

This is a lot easier than it sounds- you can usually spot popular routes for small animals just off the beaten track and set accordingly.

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