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Well those are some cool traps. I live in a 5 acre suburbia, everyone owns 5+- acres for miles around me. Makes things tough to hunt, but I have a little stream running through my property and have set traps there before with little success. Too many pets runnin around to use snares and such. I'd really like to see how well those traps do on coyotes. And I just told myself I was never ever gonna use my VISA card again.....thanks a lot. Do they really need painted?Whats your secret bait?If you don't mind me askin.
gps coordinates please, i have some good yote medicine
Personally, I've never had as good of luck with drop door traps. The light weight feature is sure nice though. Have you ever tried to make your own drop door traps? Fairly easy. Good luck this season!
Those look great Rasbo. Thanks for the link. I built a couple cage traps with a guillotine style door, and they definitely work well. I've caught a lot of racoons, and every dog and cat that sets foot in the trap. I have had a couple 'coons that I am unable to get though. I have been setting it with both of my homebrew trail cameras set up so I can film the process. These last couple racoons are smart. It's kind of a funny process though. They find a way to get the marshmellow/peanut butter bait, and so I modify the set, and they find a different way to get the bait. I've had several opportunities to just shoot them, but then I wouldn't learn anything else. I think I'm going to buy a couple sets from that outfit. Wish I knew you were going to buy a set Rasbo, last I saw on here, you were looking for a welder to buy. If anyone wants to go in on a couple more sets, we might be able to save a couple bucks.
Rasbo, If ya dont mind me askin what is he charging for these traps? I have been using the havahart model 1081's with pretty good luck but I like the height on these ones.