JP7568280B2 - Animal capture devices - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a wire fastening section expander and an animal capture fastening device equipped with the same. More specifically, it relates to a device that allows the wire fastening section to be kept expanded to a specified size when capturing wild animals that have appeared in urban areas or game animals that have been caught in traps, and that allows the expanded state to be easily released when the fastening section is hooked around the jaw or neck of a game animal, allowing for quick tying by pulling the wire.

In recent years, it is no longer uncommon for wild monkeys, deer, or wild boars to appear in urban areas, and capture aids such as nets, wire, and various bags are used to capture these animals. However, the reality is that most of the people who carry out this type of capture work are not professionals, and even local governments and police have a hard time capturing them.

In addition, in trapping, where animals are captured using various traps such as leg-tethering traps and box traps, any animals caught in the traps must be promptly disposed of. This disposal process is the most dangerous part of hunting. For example, animals caught in leg-tethering traps are tied to a wire, but in most cases they do not suffer fatal injuries. For this reason, the movement of animals tied to the wire is usually restricted by various capture aids, and when they are unable to move, a knife or other tool is used to inflict fatal injuries on them, ensuring the safety of the hunter.

One example of such a capture aid is the hooking device proposed by the present inventor in Patent Document 1. As shown in Figures 4 and 5 of Patent Document 1, this hooking device B consists of a drawing metal fitting 8 and a wire 9. The drawing metal fitting 8 has a cylindrical mounting tube 80, and one end of the mounting tube 80 is partially cut out to form a storage section 81.

A wire insertion tool 82 is provided at the end of the mounting tube 80 on the side where the storage section 81 is provided. The middle part of the wire insertion tool 82 is bent outward in a mountain shape, and through holes 83 and 84 are formed at both ends of the wire insertion tool 82. A long hole 85 is also formed between the through holes 83 and 84.

The wire 9 is passed through the drawing metal fitting 8. The wire 9 has a knot 90 formed at one end housed and secured in the housing 81, and the other end is led out through the through hole 83 to form a loop-shaped fastening 91. The wire 9 then passes through the long hole 85 and the through hole 84, and is led out to a specified length, with a loop 92 formed at the tip.

Patent No. 2958684

The hook B described in Patent Document 1 is extremely useful for restricting the movement of animals captured with leg-binding traps, for example, and disposing of the animals while ensuring the safety of the hunter. However, it has become clear that this hook B has the following problems:

That is, in hook B, the wire 9 coming out of the drawing metal fitting 8 forms a loop as described above, and this part becomes the constricting portion 91. In the conventional hook B shown in Figures 4 and 5 of Patent Document 1, when the loop of the constricting portion 91 is enlarged in the working state, for example, the weight of the wire 9 acts on the wire and it hangs down, so the constricting portion 91 deforms and the loop becomes elongated overall, or the shape is lost.

As a result, when trying to get a hunting animal to bite the fastening portion 91 of the wire 9 or to catch the animal by putting it around its neck, the fastening portion 91 would not fit into the animal's jaws and would be knocked off by the tip of the animal's nose, making the task extremely difficult and often resulting in failure to complete the task.

The present invention was made in consideration of the above points, and aims to provide a wire fastening part expander and an animal capture fastening device equipped with the same, which allows the fastening part of the wire to be kept expanded to a predetermined size when, for example, capturing a wild animal that has appeared in an urban area or a game animal that has been caught in a trap, and which allows the expanded state to be easily released when the fastening part is hooked around the jaw or neck of a game animal, allowing for quick tying by pulling the wire.

[1] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is a wire bundling section expander that includes an expansion member of a required length, wire hooking sections provided at both ends of the expansion member that can expand and hook the bundling section of the bundling wire, and an insertion section that protrudes from the expansion member.

The wire bundling section expander of the present invention can be easily secured by inserting the insertion section into the required location of the capture aid used in combination with the wire bundling section expander. The expansion member of the secured wire bundling section expander is placed at the base of the bundling section formed by the bundling wire passed through the capture aid, thereby expanding the bundling section.

The wire hooks provided at both ends of the expansion member can expand and hook the fastening portion of the fastening wire, preventing the wire at the fastening portion from loosening and maintaining the fastening portion in an expanded state. With the fastening portion in an expanded state, it becomes extremely easy to have the hunting animal bite the loop-shaped fastening portion of the fastening wire or to hook it around the neck of the hunting animal.

The wire fastening section expander is simply attached to the capture aid by the insertion section, and the fastening section expands and is hooked onto the wire hook section. For example, if the capture aid is moved strongly, such as by pushing it in after the game animal has bitten the fastening section, or if the game animal struggles, the wire of the fastening section will pop out of the wire hook section and the expansion state of the fastening section will be released, and the wire fastening section expander will also come out of the insertion section and detach from the capture aid.

This allows the operator to pull the operating part connected to the fastening part while the fastening part is hooked around the jaw or neck of the game animal, allowing the hunter to tighten the fastening part by pulling the operating part of the fastening wire, allowing the hunter to quickly complete the fastening operation.

[2] The wire-binding portion expansion tool of the present invention can be configured so that the tip of the insertion portion is bent in a curving direction to provide a hook portion.

In this case, when the insertion part is inserted into the required place on the capture aid and simply secured in place, it comes into tight contact with the contact point of the hook part, and the wire fastening part expander is well stabilized in the fastening position, making it easy to hook the wire of the fastening part onto the wire hook part when setting it up, for example.

[3] The wire bundling portion expansion device according to the present invention can be configured such that the wire hooking portion is cut out in the longitudinal direction from both ends of the expansion member so that the bundling wire can be passed through.

In this case, the wire hooks are cut out in the longitudinal direction from both ends of the expansion member so that the fastening wire can be passed through. Simply inserting the wire from the fastening part into the wire hook from the side causes the wire to rest on the receiving piece under its own weight and get caught, allowing for the necessary and sufficient expansion.

[4] The wire bundling portion expander of the present invention can be configured so that the forming piece that forms the wire hook portion and receives the weight of the wire of the bundling portion is bent at a required angle in the direction in which the wire of the bundling portion comes off.

In this case, the forming piece that forms the wire hook and that receives the weight of the wire of the constricting part is bent at the required angle in the direction in which the wire of the constricting part comes off, so even if the wire moves slightly, it is less likely to come off, and the effect of maintaining the constricting part in an expanded state is further improved.

[5] The wire fastening portion expansion device according to the present invention can be configured so that the length from one wire hook portion of the expansion member to the other wire hook portion is adjustable.

In this case, the length from one wire hook portion of the expansion member to the other wire hook portion can be adjusted within an appropriate range, so the size and shape of the wire at the fastening portion can be adjusted.

In other words, if the length of the expansion member is relatively short, when it is placed at the base of the fastening part formed by the fastening wire passed through the capture aid, the fastening part will be small because the length that can be expanded is short, making it suitable for fastening the jaw of a game animal. On the other hand, if the length of the expansion member is relatively long, the length that can be expanded is long, making the fastening part large, making it suitable for fastening the neck of a game animal.

[6] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides an animal capture tying device that includes a rod-shaped remote control device of a required length, a tightening fitting that is detachably attached to the tip of the remote control device and has a wire-passing section, a tying wire that can be passed through the wire-passing section in a specified path to form a loop-shaped tying section and that can be operated to tighten the tying section with an operating section extended to the required length, an extension member of the required length, wire hooking sections that are provided at both ends of the extension member and can extend and hook the tying wire, and a wire tying section extension device that has an insertion section that protrudes from the extension member.

The animal capture tying device of the present invention can be easily secured by inserting the insertion portion of the expansion member into a required location of the constriction metal fitting used in combination with the wire constriction part expansion device. The expansion member of the secured wire constriction part expansion device is placed at the base of the constriction part formed by the constriction wire passed through the constriction metal fitting, thereby expanding the constriction part.

The wire hooks provided at both ends of the expansion member can expand and hook the tying wire, preventing the wire in the tying section from loosening, and maintaining the tying section in an expanded state. With the tying section in an expanded state, it becomes much easier to have the hunting animal bite the loop-shaped tying section of the tying wire or to hook it around the neck of the hunting animal.

The wire fastening expander is simply attached to the constriction fitting by the insertion part, and the fastening part is expanded and hooked to the wire hook. Therefore, for example, if the hunting animal bites the fastening part and then the remote control device is operated to push the animal capture fastening device in, or the hunting animal becomes violent, the wire of the fastening part will pop out of the wire hook and the expansion state of the fastening part will be released, and the wire fastening expander will also come out of the insertion part and detach from the constriction fitting.

This allows the operator to pull the operating part connected to the fastening part while the fastening part is hooked around the jaw or neck of the game animal, allowing the hunter to tighten the fastening part by pulling the operating part of the fastening wire, allowing the hunter to quickly complete the fastening operation.

The present invention provides a wire fastening part expander and an animal capture fastening device equipped with the same, which allows the fastening part of the wire to be kept expanded to a predetermined size when capturing wild animals that have appeared in urban areas or game animals that have been caught in traps, and which allows the expanded state to be easily released when the fastening part is hooked around the jaw or neck of a game animal, enabling the fastening operation to be performed quickly by pulling the wire.

1 is a perspective explanatory view showing an embodiment of an animal capture strapping device according to the present invention; FIG. 2 is an enlarged explanatory view of a portion P in FIG. 1 . FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a fastening metal fitting that constitutes the animal capture fastener. 1 is an exploded perspective view illustrating a first embodiment of a wire fastening portion expander according to the present invention that constitutes an animal capture fastening device; FIG. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing the animal capture strapping device in use. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing a hunting animal caught in a trap and tethered with a tying wire, the movement of which is restricted using an animal capture tying device. FIG. 13 is a perspective explanatory view showing another embodiment of a wire bundle portion expander according to the present invention.

The embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS.
The animal capture tying device A shown in FIG. 1 is composed of a remote control device 1, a drawstring fitting 2, a tying wire 3, and a wire tying section expander 4.

As will be explained later, after the jaw of the hunting animal 5 is bound with the animal capture fastening device T, the remote control device 1 and wire fastening section expander 4 are detached from the constriction metal fitting 2, and together with the other capture aids A and B, they become the capture aid C, which restricts the movement of the hunting animal 5 (see Figure 6).

The remote control device 1 is a metal rod of a length that allows the hunter to maintain a certain safe distance from the captured animal 5 (tethered from both sides by capture aids A and B) when performing operations such as jaw binding. The material for the remote control device 1 is preferably lightweight aluminum, but there is no particular limitation as long as it has sufficient strength and is easy to operate.

A diaphragm fitting 2 is removably attached to the tip of the remote control device 1. The diaphragm fitting 2 has a generally cylindrical mounting tube 20 that is slightly tapered at the tip, and a short tube 21 with a smaller diameter than the mounting tube 20 is provided at the tip of the mounting tube 20, inclined at a required angle. A slightly large elliptical through hole 22 is formed on the convex side of the bent part at the tip of the mounting tube 20, and a circular through hole 220 is formed nearby.

A wire threading tool 23 is provided at the tip of the short pipe 21 so as to almost close the pipe opening at the base. The wire threading tool 23 is bent back in a U-shape near the tip. A stop hole 24 that communicates with the inside of the short pipe 21 is formed at the base end of the wire threading tool 23, a through hole 25 is formed at the tip, and a long hole 26 is formed between the stop hole 24 and the through hole 25.

The space between the tip of the bent portion of the wire threading tool 23 of the drawing fitting 2 and the mounting tube 20 is an insertion port 230 for inserting the insertion plate 403 described later.

The bundling wire 3 is passed through the wire threading tool 23 of the drawing fitting 2. The bundling wire 3 has a knot 30 formed at one end secured in the fastening hole 24, and the other end is led out from the fastening hole 24 to form a loop-shaped bundling part 31, which is then led out from the long hole 26 through the through hole 25 to a predetermined length. This led-out part becomes the operating part 32, and a loop part 33 is formed at its tip.

The wire bundle extension tool 4 is then simply attached to the drawing metal fitting 2. The method of attachment will be described later.
The wire bundle portion expansion tool 4 is composed of a base member 40, extension members 41, 41 attached to both ends of the base member 40, and thumbscrews 42, 42 for attaching the extension members 41, 41. The base member 40 and the extension members 41, 41 attached to the base member 40 constitute the expansion members referred to in the present invention.

The base member 40 is composed of a horizontal plate 401 of the required length, a vertical plate 402 that is slightly shorter than the horizontal plate 401 and formed at a right angle, and an insert plate 403 formed at the central edge of the horizontal plate 401 in the longitudinal direction (opposite the vertical plate 402) at a required angle (about 45° in this embodiment, but can be set appropriately) in a direction that will be downward when in use. In addition, screw holes 404 are formed near both ends of the horizontal plate 401 in the longitudinal direction to screw in the threaded portion (reference number omitted) of the wing screw 42. The tip of the insert plate 403 is bent in the warping direction, and this portion becomes the hook portion 405. The hook portion 405 is provided with a through hole 406.

Each extension member 41, 41 is composed of a horizontal plate 411 of the required length and a vertical plate 412 of the same length as the horizontal plate 411 and formed at a right angle. One end of the vertical plate 412 (the outer end in FIG. 4) is provided with a wire hook 413 that is cut out to the required length in the longitudinal direction and rounded at the back side so that the tying wire can be passed through from both ends of each vertical plate 412, 412.

Each forming piece 414, 414 on the side that receives the weight of the binding wire 3 that constitutes each wire hooking portion 413, 413 is bent diagonally backward at a required angle (approximately 30° in this embodiment, but can be set as appropriate) in Figure 4. This bending angle can be adjusted as appropriate depending on the type of hunting animal to be captured.

The bending direction of the forming piece 414 is the direction in which the fastening portion 31 of the fastening wire 3 comes off, and by extending and shifting the position where the fastening portion 31 comes off from the forming piece 414 when it moves in the direction of detachment, it is effectively made difficult to come off.

In addition, each horizontal plate 411, 411 of each extension member 41, 41 has a long hole 415 of the required length and width to allow the threaded portion of the wing screw 42 to pass through in the longitudinal direction. When assembling the wire-binding portion expansion device 4, each extension member 41, 41 is overlapped by matching each horizontal plate 411, 411 to the horizontal plate 401 of the base member 40 and matching the vertical plates 402, 412.

Furthermore, align each screw hole 404, 404 with each long hole 415, 415, and screw each thumbscrew 42, 42 into each screw hole 404, 404 via a washer (number omitted), and fix each extension member 41, 41 to the base member 40 so that the length between the outer edges is a specified length.

This allows the length of the extension member of the wire bundle extension tool 4, i.e., the length from the wire hook portion 413 of one extension member 41 to the wire hook portion 413 of the other extension member 41, to be adjusted within an appropriate range. In this embodiment, the length of the wire bundle extension tool 4 is a maximum of approximately 120 mm and a minimum of approximately 70 mm.

In this embodiment, the wire hook 413 and forming piece 414 are provided only on both extension members 41. However, as a measure for when one or both extension members 41 are lost or damaged, the wire hook 413 and forming piece 414 may be provided in advance on one end or both ends of the longitudinal direction of the vertical plate 402 of the base material 41.

As a result, even if one or both of the extension members 41 are lost or damaged, the fastening portion 31 can be expanded using one or both of the wire hooking portions 413 and the forming pieces 414 of the vertical plates 402. It goes without saying that the extension members 41 can be replaced with new ones.

As described above, the portion between the tip of the wire threading tool 23 of the drawing fitting 2 and the mounting tube 20 is the insertion port 230, and the wire bundling part expansion tool 4 is secured by inserting the insertion plate 403 into the insertion port 230. When the hook portion 405 of the insertion plate 403 is inserted into the insertion port 230 and secured, it comes into tight contact with the contact point, so the wire bundling part expansion tool 4 is stable in the secured position.

The drawing fitting 2 and the wire bundle portion expansion tool 4 are connected by a connection wire 27 of the required length to prevent the wire bundle portion expansion tool 4 from being lost. One end of the connection wire 27 is connected to the through hole 22 and the through hole 220 of the drawing fitting 2 (see FIG. 2), and the other end is connected to the through hole 406 of the insertion plate 403 of the wire bundle portion expansion tool 4.

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The method of use and the action of the animal capture fastening device T will be described with reference to Figures 1 to 6, and mainly to Figures 5 and 6. Note that in this embodiment, the capture of a trapped hunting animal 5 will be mainly described as an example, but some reference will also be made to the use of the device in the case of capturing a wild animal that has appeared in an urban area.

First, when using the animal capture tying device T, the hunting animal 5 is tethered with two capture aids A and B. More specifically, the right foot of the animal is tethered to a standing tree W1 with capture aid A, which is equipped with a wire from a tying trap (not shown), and the right foot is tethered to a standing tree W2 with capture aid B, which is equipped with a wire from a leg hook (see Figure 6).

Although this restricts the movement of the hunting animal 5, it is not sufficient, and it is difficult and dangerous for the hunter to approach and dispose of the animal. In such cases, the animal capture strapping device T of the present invention is used, and the capture aid C is placed around the jaw or neck of the hunting animal 5 to restrict the movement of the head of the hunting animal 5.

(1) As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the animal capture tying device T uses a wire tie-down expander 4 to expand the loop-shaped portion at the tip of the tie-down wire 3 to form a roughly circular tie-down portion 31 of a specified size. This shape of the tie-down wire 31 is maintained by hooking the base-side portion of the tie-down portion 31 to two wire hooks 413 on the wire tie-down expander 4, and the elastic force of the tie-down portion 31 and the frictional force between the wire hooks 413 act to prevent the wire of the tie-down portion 31 from loosening.

(2) The hunter holds the animal capture tying tool T and approaches the hunting animal 5 that is tied to trees W1 and W2 with two capture aids A and B. Using the length of the remote control device 1 to ensure safety, the hunter points the tying part 31 at the tip toward the face of the hunting animal 5 and approaches in the direction of the arrow. At this time, even if the tying part 31 of the tying wire 3 has a tendency to be distorted and deformed to some extent, it does not loosen due to the action of the wire tying part extension tool 4, so the circular shape is not lost.

When the hunting animal 5 is tied up and excited, it will reflexively bite the fastening part 31, so that it will be in a state of biting the fastening part 31 (see the left diagram in Figure 5). Although not shown, for example, if the hunting animal is a male wild boar, the fastening part 31 may catch on the back side of the tusks, and the upper and lower jaws may be fastened at the same time.

(3) At this timing, the hunter operates the remote control device 1 to strongly push the choke metal fitting 2 toward the face of the hunting animal 5. As a result, the fastening portion 31 of the fastening wire 3 is pulled and taut, and disengages from each of the wire hooks 413 of the wire fastening portion expander 4, and the wire fastening portion expander 4 also disengages from the insertion port 230 of the wire pass-through device 23.

When the wire bundling portion expansion tool 4 is in the state where the insertion plate 403 is inserted into the insertion port 230 before being removed, as described above, the hook portion 405 of the insertion plate 403 hits the contact point tightly due to the elasticity and weight of the bundling portion 31 and gets caught, so that the wire bundling portion expansion tool 4 is well stabilized in the stop position.

Then, when the remote control device 1 is operated as described above, or when the hunting animal 5 becomes violent, the insertion plate 403 comes out of the insertion port 230 of the wire passing device 23, and the wire bundling portion expansion device 4 is released. The wire bundling portion expansion device 4 is connected to the drawing metal fitting 2 by the connection wire 27, so it is difficult to lose (see the left diagram in Figure 5).

(4) Then, at the same time that the wire fastening section expander 4 is released, the hunter pulls strongly on the operating section 32 of the fastening wire 3 while pulling on the remote control device 1. This pulling operation tightly squeezes the fastening section 31, and the fastening metal fitting 2 comes into close contact with the upper surface of the upper jaw of the hunting animal 5, allowing the upper jaw (nose) to be fastened. After fastening the upper jaw, the hunter removes the remote control device 1 from the attachment tube 20 of the fastening metal fitting 2, and the configuration consisting of the fastening wire 3 and the fastening metal fitting 2 (to which the wire fastening section expander 4 is also connected) becomes the capture aid C (see Figure 6).

(5) If the hunting animal 5 is not to be disposed of immediately, as shown in FIG. 6, the capture aid C is appropriately extended and tied to a standing tree W3, and the hunting animal 5 is restrained in a state in which its movement is restricted. If the hunting animal 5 is to be disposed of immediately, the hunter pulls the tying wire 3 connected to the hunting animal 5, hooks it around the hind legs, etc., and throws the hunting animal to the ground, and then disposes of it by fatally wounding it with a knife or the like.

In recent years, hunters have increasingly been using electric slaughter machines to dispose of game animals more safely. In particular, when game animals 5 are captured in box traps, the game animals can be disposed of by inserting the slaughter machine from outside the cage. Furthermore, even if the upper jaw cannot be bound using the above (2) and (3) procedures and the animal has to be bound by the neck, the game animals can be disposed of using approximately the same procedures.

For example, when capturing game animals captured in a box trap or wild animals that have appeared in urban areas, it is also possible to place the circular fastening portion 31 of the fastening wire 3 on the ground at the feet of the moving game animal or animal, and when the hind legs enter the fastening portion 31, for example, pull the operating portion 32 of the fastening wire 3 to tighten the fastening portion 31.

In this way, the animal capture tying device T allows the tying portion 31 to be kept expanded to a predetermined size when the hunting animal 5 is to bite the wire loop-shaped tying portion 31 or when the tying portion 31 is to be placed around the neck of the hunting animal 5 during trapping, and when the tying portion 31 is placed around the jaw or neck of the hunting animal 5, the expanded state of the tying portion 31 can be easily released, allowing the tying operation to be performed quickly by pulling the tying wire 3.

Next, another embodiment of the wire bundle portion expander will be described with reference to FIG.
The wire fastening portion expander 4a shown in Figure 7(a) is used when creating a relatively small fastening portion 31 (mainly for fastening the jaw portion of a hunting animal 5) in an animal capture fastening device T, and in this embodiment, the length is approximately 70 mm, but this can be adjusted as appropriate.

The wire bundling section expansion tool 4a is composed of a horizontal plate 431 of the required length, a vertical plate 432 formed at a right angle to the horizontal plate 431, and an insertion plate 433 formed at a required angle in a direction that will be downward when in use on the central edge of the horizontal plate 431 in the longitudinal direction (opposite the vertical plate 432). The tip of the insertion plate 433 is bent in the warping direction, and this part forms the hook part (reference number omitted). The hook part has a through hole (reference number omitted).

At both ends of the vertical plate 432 in the longitudinal direction, wire hooks 434 are provided, which are cut out in the longitudinal direction at the required length from both ends so that the tying wire can be passed through. Each forming piece 435 on the side that receives the weight of the tying wire 3 constituting each wire hook 434 is bent diagonally backward at the required angle in Figure 7.

The wire fastening section expander 4b shown in Figure 7(b) is used when creating a relatively large fastening section 31 (mainly for fastening around the neck of a hunting animal 5) in the animal capture fastening device T, and in this embodiment, the length is approximately 120 mm, but can be adjusted as needed.

The wire bundling section expansion tool 4b is composed of a horizontal plate 441 of the required length, a vertical plate 442 formed at a right angle to the horizontal plate 441, and an insertion plate 443 formed at a required angle in a direction that will be downward when in use on the central edge of the horizontal plate 441 in the longitudinal direction (opposite the vertical plate 442). The tip of the insertion plate 443 is bent in the warping direction, and this part forms the hook part (reference number omitted). The hook part has a through hole (reference number omitted).

At both ends of the vertical plate 442 in the longitudinal direction, wire hooks 444 are provided, which are cut out in the longitudinal direction at the required length from both ends so that the tying wire can be passed through. Each forming piece 445 on the side that receives the weight of the tying wire 3 constituting each wire hook 444 is bent diagonally backward at the required angle in Figure 7.

If the wire bundling portion expanders 4a and 4b are used in accordance with the type of game animal, weather, etc., the adjustment of the length is not required, making the adjustment process simpler.
Furthermore, the functions of wire bundle portion expansion tool 4a and wire bundle portion expansion tool 4b are substantially the same as those of wire bundle portion expansion tool 4, except that wire bundle portion expansion tool 4 is expandable and contractible. Therefore, the same parts of the explanation of the function of wire bundle portion expansion tool 4 will be used here and a detailed explanation will be omitted.

The terms and expressions used in this specification and claims are merely explanatory and are not limiting in any way, and are not intended to exclude terms and expressions equivalent to the features described in this specification and claims or parts thereof. It goes without saying that various modifications are possible within the scope of the technical concept of the present invention.

T Animal capture tying device 1 Remote control device 2 Constriction fitting 20 Mounting tube 21 Short tube 22 Threading opening 220 Threading hole 23 Wire threading tool 230 Insertion opening 24 Stop hole 25 Threading hole 26 Long hole 27 Connection wire 3 Binding wire 30 Knotting section 31 Binding section 32 Operation section 33 Ring section 4 Wire binding section expansion tool 40 Base member 41 Extension member 411 Horizontal plate 412 Vertical plate 413 Wire hooking section 414 Forming piece 415 Long hole 42 Thumb screw 401 Horizontal plate 402 Vertical plate 403 Insertion plate 404 Screw hole 405 Hook section 406 Threading hole A, B, C Capture aids W1, W2, W3 Standing trees 5 Hunting animals

Claims (5)

A rod-shaped remote control device having a required length;
a diaphragm fitting removably attached to a tip of the remote control device and having a wire-passing portion and an insertion port;
a fastening wire that can be passed through the wire-passing portion along a predetermined path to form a loop-shaped fastening portion, and that can be operated to tighten the fastening portion with an operating portion provided at a required length;
The wire bundling portion extender includes an extension member of a required length, a wire hooking portion provided on the extension member and capable of extending and hooking the bundling portion of the bundling wire, and an insertion portion provided on the extension member, and is removably attached to the drawing metal fitting by inserting the insertion portion into the insertion port.
Animal capture device . 2. The animal capture strapping device according to claim 1, wherein the length of said expansion member from one wire hooking portion to the other wire hooking portion is adjustable . 3. The animal capture strapping device according to claim 1, wherein the wire hooking portions are provided by cutting out both ends of the expansion member in the longitudinal direction so that a strapping wire can be passed through. 3. The animal capture strapping device according to claim 1 , wherein a tip of said insertion portion is bent in a curving direction to provide a hook portion that hooks onto a contact point of said insertion portion when said insertion portion is inserted into said insertion opening . 3. An animal trapping device according to claim 1 , wherein a forming piece which forms said wire hooking portion and which receives the weight of said wire of said fastening portion is bent at a required angle in a direction in which said wire of said fastening portion is released .

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