Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Trapping => Topic started by: Hilltophustler on December 13, 2020, 09:46:20 AM
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I have lurked in the shadows for a while now reading and learning this crazy hobby of trapping from this page. I have met some of you in person and others have pointed me in the right direction and I would just like to say thank you. Its been very fun learning and figuring out how all this work. I definitely look at the woods a little differently now.
I set up a trail cam with a bait station up in a tree and let is soak for 2 weeks. I covered the bait with some tree branches to avoid the aerial preditors. A hawk must have been spying on me :chuckle:. He was at the bait an hour after I left. I had put a good chunk of skunky lure up as well. So multiple videos of a hawk messing with my bait and then night falls and low and behold 2 civit skunks desperately trying to climb the tree. They would try just about every night. Over the corse of the 2 week soak i got the the skunks, a big wooly coon and 1 maybe 2 bobcats. Pulled the camera and put in a few sets
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I checked every 2 days in anticipation. First check nothing :'( Second check nothing :'( Third check. Bingo. Must be a lucky box because my 3 year old thought he would help by coloring it with his crayons. I heard the second skirt off on my third check so I left the other box in place with plans to check the next day. Sure enough, there it is. Thanks again to the guys on this page :tup:
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Well done!
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:tup: now you should be hooked.
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Very nice now call up bruce and collect your 25$ bounty :chuckle:
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Awesome. Good looking little fella. Congrats.
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Very nice! I remember my first civet cat. That was back in the '70s. Trapping is a way of life and so much fun :tup:
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Very nice now call up bruce and collect your 25$ bounty :chuckle:
I don't know about $25. I can go $15 though.
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A spotted skunk was my first catch also; back in 1968.
Remember it like it was yesterday.
Congrats
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My first one was a house cat still got the hide.
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Because I have received a number of PMs about this, the trap is a KORO Rodent trap. Legal trap, we have a letter from the Director approving their use. Not a conibear of any size which would not be legal.
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Because I have received a number of PMs about this, the trap is a KORO Rodent trap. Legal trap, we have a letter from the Director approving their use. Not a conibear of any size which would not be legal.
Cool. I assumed it was a regular rat trap in there. I had not heard of these before.
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Sorry...Should have mentioned there were KOROs in there as they were not cages :tup:
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My favorite little trap !