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RoyBoy
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porcupine trouble!!!
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my dogs have got into a porcupine twice in the last 2 weeks starting to get expensive I have a live trap and am just curious as to what do porcupines like or what would be the best way to get RID of him
thanks, royboy
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In Africa they catch porcupines using bones as bait. Even though those aren't the same porcupines I'd try it. I'd use cut apples as bait too. Hell, in BC, I was told porcupines LOVE plywood
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I caught a few in Oregon. They are hard to keep out of a baited cat set.
I've been told that to catch them use a sponge soaked in saltwater.
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I have caught a lot of them in my Business.
Apples with a pile of salt on them.
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