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Re: Raccoon trouble
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Posted by Dave H (MI) on April 17, 2006 at 14:05:06 from (205.188.117.14):
In Reply to: Raccoon trouble posted by Dave H (MI) on April 17, 2006 at 05:38:00:
Well, the final count...3 Red Jungle Fowl and one white Silkie rooster. The rooster was a spare. The other three were a nice trio I could have sold for a good price. I raised them last fall. Hatched them late and barely got them feathered when winter hit. I have a spare pair of these from the same clutch. All told he missed the two extra JF, a pair of white Silkies, a couple odd birds, and my big pair of light Brahma, thank heavens. I should mention my pens are REALLY tight and fenced top and sides with rabbit cage wire. Frames are sunk in the ground a good depth. This one had a plywood top that had sagged from snow and he found a crack he could squeeze thru. I am a relentless trapper and usually have my box trap as well as a couple of jump traps set. The reason I want to bait them is that there are just too many this year. By the time I trap them out they will have torn up something else. Guess I'll put out bait for a night or two and then go back to the traps. I can easily trap 3-4 a week all summer long if I keep at it.
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