Nice!!! Pricey, but nice!DayState Air Rifle - no noise -
Nice!!! Pricey, but nice!DayState Air Rifle - no noise -
Wow! I've caught two at once, never three in one trap.I'm sure the dunking method would also help clean the trap. Trapping a coon sure messes up the area and the trap so I have to hose it down. I once caught 3 coon at one time...a threefer.
I have the big live trap and it was 1 adult and two smaller ones. I told my friend that traps for hire at the RV park and he said he caught 5 in his trap once.Wow! I've caught two at once, never three in one trap.
We're not worthy!!!I have the big live trap and it was 1 adult and two smaller ones. I told my friend that traps for hire at the RV park and he said he caught 5 in his trap once.
Yeah, I know the feeling. I thought I really did good at getting three at a time.We're not worthy!!!
Does give the coyotes reason to check back though.There are ways around it, easy to skirt law, some states prohibit relocation of certain animals.
I don't take the chance of animals coming back when relocating, I terminate and let they coyotes clean up...
Many decades ago my cousin and I took our families camping at a nearby state park. Racoons were very thick, you couldn't leave anything out or it was destroyed next morning.Yeah, I know the feeling. I thought I really did good at getting three at a time.
The guy said the coon are thick as thieves over at the campgrounds. There is plenty of food during the summer and other people that trap drop them off there.One woman thought she only had cats and not coon. She would put tins of cat food out at night to feed the cats. She said the tins are always gone in the morning. The guy told her that is what COONS do...they take the tins. He looked under her deck and there hundreds of tins there!
Trap them - they are always on the lookout for food - apples etc, they aren't picky. Then relocate them 5+ miles away across a highway or river etc.
Yeah, I know, but they are here to stay. I sit out on the patio after dinner each night and I hear the howls, moving in a big circle over the course of 2-3 weeks, then it starts over again. I don't mind them, but I have no animals/pets either.Does give the coyotes reason to check back though.
You had best check the law about relocating. Can't do that in Texas. Shooting is fast and effective.Trap them - they are always on the lookout for food - apples etc, they aren't picky. Then relocate them 5+ miles away across a highway or river etc.
I use a post hole digger - small 6" hole 2ft deep, perfect size, drop them in. Can put a lot of holes in a small area.Even in the suburbs we have them and getting rid of them is harder. I can trap them but getting rid of them is a problem.
Wonder if that thing had rabies to come back after him.Racoon VS guy with broom....LOL. Next time get a better broom!