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September 15th, 2013, 08:21 PM
#11
So now you have him in a trap ..... How do you remove the trap? How do you get him out of the trap?
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September 15th, 2013 08:21 PM
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September 15th, 2013, 08:24 PM
#12
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September 15th, 2013, 08:57 PM
#13

Originally Posted by
NorthernGrouse
So now you have him in a trap ..... How do you remove the trap? How do you get him out of the trap?
Set the trap with a garbage bag over the closed end, approach from that end, slide the trap into the bag, transport, pull the bag back, open the door, let the skunk out. It will wander out on its own, no need to dump it out.
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September 16th, 2013, 08:10 AM
#14

Originally Posted by
robster
Wait till evening when they usually come out, and throw moth balls under deck & around entrance or perimeter of deck. This also works for around the garbage container. Only thing is you have to replenish them as they melt away.
I just did this last week used about 5 under my shed, 5 under my deck. Skunk is gone within a day.
Another thing is to get hair off your dog. Lots of it like from a haircut/grooming. Put it under your shed. The skunk will leave. My groomer told me to do this and swear she has several customers who can attest. And it doesn't matter which dog breed it is.
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September 16th, 2013, 09:30 AM
#15
Lol I've seen skunks sleep right beside piles of mothballs , they are a very ineffective deterrent from my experience , seems this advice must float around the net quite a bit because a good portion of the jobs I go to do people have already tried the mothball route and it dint work . Don't mistake seasonal food source changes with an animal moving away
You got one shot at life where are your sights aimed today ?
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February 13th, 2014, 02:02 PM
#16
Skunks usually do not live in one place in the city. They may have 3-5 different hide always in the location. He does not stay in one place very long and will leave your place and go to his other home for some time. Eventually he will make its way back to your house. Considering its winter I would put out fresh snow around the hole. Track which way the tracks go. If he is out. Seal up the entrance. He can't get back in. He will move along.