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Cage Trap Size for Bobcats
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I have quite a few 12x10x32 raccoon traps. Is it worthwhile to set them for bobcats? I have 6 traps designed for bobcats but don't want to spend more at this time. Trying to make the drive worthwhile as it's a 70 mile round trip.
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Re: Cage Trap Size for Bobcats
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Run what you brung. That said, most cat guys prefer 15-16" as a good starting point.
I'm sure you'll get a few extra refusals (maybe a lot more) but people catch cats every year in bitty traps
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Re: Cage Trap Size for Bobcats
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I have caught a lot of cats in raccoon 10x12x32" cage traps.
So ................. I would use um.
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Thanks for your replies. I guess there is no chance of catching one if they are left in the shed!
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