Snaro for the Kids
If you want to keep your kids happy, and get them away from the computer or video games go to Snaro.net. As a kid I hunted everything with my bow and arrow, from cottontail rabbits, grouse, gray squirrel, and even ducks. When not hunting (and when chores were done) my brothers and I were in the back yard shooting our bows, and, intrigued by the flight of the arrow we would shoot for hours on end. Looking back, I wish I would have owned a Snaro. For the broad range of small game I was hunting a Snaro would certainly have served as my universal small game point.
Snaro for the Kids
Growing up in rural America in the early seventies with literally thousands of acres of land I could hunt outside my back door a Snaro would have saved me countless hours searching for a lost arrow and would have put a lot more critters in the game bag to bring home for supper.
Snaro for the Kids
Now I have kids of my own who have access to video games and the TV but most weekends they just enjoy chasing small game with their bows. I make sure they have a Snaro in the arrow. Arrows aren’t cheap, and rarely is an arrow lost using a Snaro. I have watched their confidence levels soar with successful kills on the same sorts of small game I chased over 30 years ago. With a Snaro they are honing their stalking and hunting skills, and the Snaro keeps them in the woods with their bows.