More Than One Way To Catch a Critter...

[milkman]

I've got a Havahart trap and they don't miss. I used to use a small amount of canned tuna in a can lid and it worked really well, but had to change it after a couple of nights if nothing came around. An old neighbor told me that he used aluminum foil or something shiny to trap coons. I tried a piece of aluminum foil waded up in a ball and it works, trap stayed set for three or four days before one came around.

 

[bullbreaker]

I've got a Havahart trap and they don't miss. I used to use a small amount of canned tuna in a can lid and it worked really well, but had to change it after a couple of nights if nothing came around.



To save $$$$ with better results I used to use x-GF's undergarments and never had to change bait. :laughing:
Boone

 

[Highbeam]

Don't let any of us westerners compare our moles with your groundhogs. That critter is huge. Our moles are the size of brown rats.

 

[Jim Thompson]

[QUOTE=bullbreaker;



To save $$$$ with better results I used to use x-GF's undergarments and never had to change bait. :laughing:
Boone



Would that be used as a bait or a repellent? :laughing:

Jim

 

[bullbreaker]

Would that be used as a bait or a repellent? :laughing:

Jim[/QUOTE]


You know I just noticed I read original thread title wrong.I thought it said"more than one way to kill a critter".
Boone

 

[SPIKER]

Well I just got done cleaning up our city yard dog, hes gotten 3 hogs this year... all yearlings and getting bigger this one I just bagged up was probably 8~10 lbs.

dang **** got nipped this time in the lower jaw/lip he yelpped and in a second that was all it took for him to get a little POed at it. Nothing like my old dogs were you could hear hog bones crunching 30 yards away...

looks kind of sweet huh


Ive gotten about 6 or 7 in the back shed @ the farm with a "Cona-Bear" as apposed to the "BEAR BEAR" above.

Mark