I set the live trap like that, banana underneath, maybe it was just this one, but I have not been able to catch a one, and this is the old havahart, where you can adjust the linkages, they butt together, and I had it set just right, things get out of whack with these, but with some tinkering, it seemed just right, caught possum and skunk at night, could not get that darned racoon, those I downright do not like.
I've used 22 LR, .223 and .308, friend even used a 300 win mag, we both set up in a field for a farmer, 400 yd confirmed shots both of us, me with .308 130 gr HP, he with the 300 same H.P., turned him inside out, mine went back down into the hole. Some good shooting in a big alfalfa field. We had livestock here at one time and those holes could not be tolerated, so I learned as a kid they have to be dealt with. It sounds hypocritical to release them when I can, but its either a clean and humane kill or using a trap. I try to be kind when I can, more so than not, but I already know, I've got to get this population down now, I can't save them all. My release spot is a good one, no houses, just unused fields, they were in hay but no more. I did not like their holes in hay fields, does a number on the disc mower blades, when I ran the one my farmer friend had, I memorized where all the holes were, and raised up when near them, left some tall grass so you could go around or raise up, so much ground to cover you just can't get rid of them.
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