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Not saying to break the law if you're worried about it that much but F & T Harvester's has a simple and easy to use trap specifically for raccoons FB1 They are dog and cat proof and are very effective, and 22 shorts are extremely quiet, just have to keep one's yap trap closed if using.
Quote from: Jingles on November 02, 2020, 06:02:32 AMNot saying to break the law if you're worried about it that much but F & T Harvester's has a simple and easy to use trap specifically for raccoons FB1 They are dog and cat proof and are very effective, and 22 shorts are extremely quiet, just have to keep one's yap trap closed if using.A 33-gallon can full of water is also very quiet.
Ya let's not be recommending illegal dog proofs here as we are fighting just to keep our trapping rights as it is. Cage traps are cheap can get them anywhere use sweet bait and dispatch on sight, do not attempt to relocate as that is illegal as well. Or even post this to the trapping section and get some advice from better coon trappers then me since the season just opened yesterday and the 700 or so of us that trap still are fired up for the season
hello I need advice, I live in a no shooting neighborhood I have a Racoon family living under or in a storage shed I have set out a live trap and managed to catch my cat so what do you guys suggest thanks.
I'm allowed to trap without a trappers license but if I want to release them I have 2 choices 1 I have to release them on the same property they were traped, I live on less than an acre they stand a hood chance of finding there way back lol 2 I can release them on bonified state or private zoological land I think those are my 2 legal options
A 33-gallon can full of water is also very quiet.
I used to live trap coons when I was a kid and needed one for training pups. My suggestion is use your live trap, cover the bottom with aluminum foil and use marshmallows as bait.
Go buy a couple 50lb bags of cat food and make friends with them, thats my suggestion. Theyre neat critters.