Coon traps

[wchadw]

Decent deal on 12 dog proof traps from TFT website $135 for a dozen.  getcha some coons.

https://turkeysfortomorrow.org/product/dog-proof-trap/?fbclid=IwAR1er94SQMjxA_nHChfn4fBC-0Lz82yVwo0qsIGBw17kZSB_UWUR1_HnrmY&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

[NCSWAMPFOX]

solid  DP trap!

[TurkeysForTomorrow]

Thank you @wchadw for sharing the link to our dog proof raccoon traps. We've been sold out for quite some time, but we just got another shipment in last week. We are proud to offer a great quality product from our partners at NOBS Lures to our customer base for as cheap as possible (our price does include shipping anywhere in the US)!

We're not here to say trapping is the only viable solution, but it's a great way to give turkeys a fighting chance when other options for wildlife management are limited. Habitat creation/improvement is equally important and should done in conjunction with any predator removal. But we understand that habitat projects are far more involved and there's many cases where lease agreements or property ownership is a limiting factor of what changes can be made to habitat. Those individuals wanting to give the turkeys on their property another avenue for successful nesting/brooding have access to a great deal on our website, thanks for the share!

[Rockhound]

Your correct but turkeys start with the egg!

[wchadw]

Thank you @wchadw for sharing the link to our dog proof raccoon traps. We've been sold out for quite some time, but we just got another shipment in last week. We are proud to offer a great quality product from our partners at NOBS Lures to our customer base for as cheap as possible (our price does include shipping anywhere in the US)!

We're not here to say trapping is the only viable solution, but it's a great way to give turkeys a fighting chance when other options for wildlife management are limited. Habitat creation/improvement is equally important and should done in conjunction with any predator removal. But we understand that habitat projects are far more involved and there's many cases where lease agreements or property ownership is a limiting factor of what changes can be made to habitat. Those individuals wanting to give the turkeys on their property another avenue for successful nesting/brooding have access to a great deal on our website, thanks for the share!

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[ElkTurkMan]

I am setting up four DP's out on my ground tomorrow.

[wchadw]

Set out 30 other day


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[wchadw]

Got a few



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[wchadw]

More coons



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[guesswho]

What are you using for bait?

[wchadw]

What are you using for bait?

Dry cat food and a squirt of salmon oil


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[guesswho]

Thanks.  I may try that.   

[treein dixie]

Set out 30 other day


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How you get them down when they climb the tree?

[wchadw]

Set out 30 other day


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How you get them down when they climb the tree?

Never had one climb. There's not enough slack for them to get up. Others trees I use a screw in eye and attach


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[Sir-diealot]

@wchadw I just noticed that is attached to a tree, you can't do that here, ground stakes only if I understood my course right. Oh and drags.