Schu72
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Dang! I would have bet big $$ it was a bunch of coons. I hope I don't get a skunk.
Operation Urban Warfare
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Dang! I would have bet big $$ it was a bunch of coons. I hope I don't get a skunk.
badger
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Yeah, what he said.
Besides, you never did say if your dad ever got that thing out of the trap lol. I also didn't hear if you set the trap again to prove him wrong lol.
It's true Mike. Especially if you have alot of grubs in your yard. Once I put down some Milky Spores the grubs went away and so did that dang skunk!
22 short with a baby bottle nipple slid over the end of the barrel will solve that issue. Not a peep out of the gun!!!!!!!
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The easiest way is to put the cage in a large container.. Get a co2 bottle use for paintball and put a valve on it.. Cut a hole in the container with a flap of tape to introduce gas. Run the gas for a minute and put the tape back over the hole. Nighty Night. Lots of ADC guys use this method.
Schu72
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:smiley_clap: No kidding. I think I'll be Ok for a little longer. I get along real well with all the current neighbors. Even killed a coon for one of them this past Christmas.
Just curios. All this talk of urban trapping and shooting out of season. Am I missing something?
It's called nuisance trapping.
Even in city limits you are allowed to trap nuisance animals as long as you follow the trapping regs.
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(G) It shall be lawful for a landowner, his agent or tenant to trap or take raccoons, opossums, coyote, fox and skunk which are causing damage, are a nuisance, or are sick in accordance with paragraphs (A) and (B) of this rule. Any raccoon, opossums, coyote, fox or skunk which is trapped or taken shall be euthanized within twenty-four hours. Provided further, it shall be unlawful to take raccoon, opossums, coyote, fox or skunk with the use of dogs during closed season.
TAILPIPING is the way to go for skunks.
Leave the trap in place, and get a plastic tarp and spread it out, and approach the trap slow holding it up as a shield, then lay it down covering the trap.
Throw some weights around the edges to hold it down.
Run a flexible pipe from your tailpipe under the tarp, and gas the little sucker for about 10 mins.
There are pics on a thread I did here, but I'll be danged if I can find 'em.
Leave the trap in place, and get a plastic tarp and spread it out, and approach the trap slow holding it up as a shield, then lay it down covering the trap.
Throw some weights around the edges to hold it down.
Run a flexible pipe from your tailpipe under the tarp, and gas the little sucker for about 10 mins.
There are pics on a thread I did here, but I'll be danged if I can find 'em.
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Anymore though the emissions on newer vehicles will only give you a headache. The best way is a paintball cylinder with a valve.
Schu72
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The emissions kill birds in about 10 seconds. Have not set the coon traps yet, I'll give you an update if they start tearing up my lawn.
Sweet. I thought nuisance animals required odnr permits or a pest control lic to take. I have raccoons out of control here. No fear of humans waiting for a kid to get hurt. Looks like I can resolve that now.
As for firearms even CBs on your own property there are Ohio revised code statements that would make it illegal in close proximity to neighbors. I purchased a nitrogen ram airgun to deal with that issue. Thinking about a PCP in .25 though .177 just does not hit hard enough.
As for firearms even CBs on your own property there are Ohio revised code statements that would make it illegal in close proximity to neighbors. I purchased a nitrogen ram airgun to deal with that issue. Thinking about a PCP in .25 though .177 just does not hit hard enough.
Jackalope. Based on your quote from the or it states trapped or taken. Taken universally throughout the orc does not refer to trapping. But does include all types of fishing and raptor hunting. So why double you state that technically it must be trapped first?
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