Several places sell dog safe coon traps. What you want to do to bait them is a bit of sardines, or moist cat food, then a marshmallow. The coon will dig in with their fist and get caught. I fasten the trap to the middle of a 12 ft 4x4. They will drag it a ways. After that it is simple to get them a lead injection to clear their mind. You can also put it on a pipe and teach them to swim after you catch them. For mice, I use a five gallon bucket made into a log roller trap. Drill two holes opposite each other near the top. Put a rod through with a piece of 3/4 pvc pipe on it set up so it will spin freely. Fill the bucket 3/4 full of water, them smear peanut butter on the pvc pipe. I placed one of those in a rental and caught 22 mice in 24 hours, and still had so many running around you could not tell any were missing. Took several weeks to get them all, but we are not seeing any now.
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