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Re: My first Woodchuck
[Re: WPS]
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08/16/14 06:14 PM
08/16/14 06:14 PM
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Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 150 Central Missouri
Coontrapper139
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Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 150
Central Missouri
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Is a 110 to small? its all i got, or i can use a foothold.
2015/2016 Season Goals 20 coons 2 coyotes 10 muskrats 1 bobcat
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Re: My first Woodchuck
[Re: WPS]
#4605896
08/17/14 05:51 AM
08/17/14 05:51 AM
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Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 4 NE, NC
Big Bear Wildlif
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Joined: Aug 2011
Posts: 4
NE, NC
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155's work best for me. Wire over hole so only the chuck can enter from bottom. But again use only were it's out of sight and safe from non target animals and kids.
Be Green, Buy Fur. NE- NC
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Re: My first Woodchuck
[Re: WPS]
#4606504
08/17/14 05:02 PM
08/17/14 05:02 PM
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 1,785 Georgia
Kirk De
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Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 1,785
Georgia
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A blind set using the entry or hole for bait. Cover it with a coni if ethical, a double door either the advanced, a comstock, a traditional trip pan they all work fine. I T stake it to make it difficult to raise of the hole. If a blind set isn't an option I clean the trap unless its last job was a groundhog. If I am going to use cantilope, cabbage or any other fruit or veg I sprinkle it with salt as it preserves the freshness. I also like to cover the trap because the shade keeps the food fresh longer and it makes the ground hog look better if some one sees him in the trap. Sweet feed for cattle or horses is a great ground hog attractant. If I use a lure I use jamesons formula one and his trailing scent. I also like pro line sweet sabotage but it is very atractive to non target coons and squirrels. I also save ground hog poop from previous catches to put in the trap. When I catch a ground hog I transfer him so I can keep using that trap on site. A silk flower with formula one holds up well. _________________________ Trapperpaw said this a while back. I thought was a very good answer and seemed to cover the points we mentioned in a few words.
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