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Ran my beagles in Maine for Hare with a group of locals that had no problem with snares. They said a leash broke dog will not choke itself to death in their experience but you have to find them. They all wore locating collars and if one stopped without the others they went to him. In Northern Maine snares were legal for coyote then. I still did not run my dogs up north.
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