They are great traps, caught plenty of coons ............... but did catch a cat once, which we these traps can and was released unharmed....Quote:
Originally Posted by DGearyFTE
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They are great traps, caught plenty of coons ............... but did catch a cat once, which we these traps can and was released unharmed....Quote:
Originally Posted by DGearyFTE
Where can you buy them!? And do you need a trapping licence?Quote:
Originally Posted by MikePal
Yes you legally need a trapping licence to use them
Even if it's your own property that is considered a farm?Quote:
Originally Posted by trappermatt
are you a farmer ?Quote:
Originally Posted by RAMTECH
wtf is SSS?
Yes sirQuote:
Originally Posted by trappermatt
Shooting, shoveling, and shutting up, also known as the 3-S treatment, refers to a method for dealing with unwanted or unwelcome animals in rural areas.Quote:
Originally Posted by poltrojan
A lot more latitude, no restrictions. I switched to these traps here on my farm because the cats would keep getting caught in the 'Have a Hart' live traps. I have never had a cat caught in one of these.Quote:
Originally Posted by RAMTECH
I bought mine at a trappers store in NY state, so not sure where you can get them here. Someone told me you can get some local agricultural feed stores to order them in.
farmer” means a person whose chief occupation is farming and,Quote:
Originally Posted by RAMTECH
(a) who is living upon and tilling his or her own land, or land to the possession of which he or she is for the time being entitled, or
(b) who is a settler engaged in clearing land for the purpose of bringing it to a state of cultivation; (“exploitant agricole”)
this is is the FWCA interpretation of a farmer , just owning land does not make one a farmer and I see that there may be some confusion on this out there .
if you are legally able to use these devices I can give you some tips on how to catch coon in them consistently , there are tricks that make them more effective