Kill them. Good goin. The only vermin i cant stand is coon cause they wont stay away from my deer corn and run deer off. Guess i need Sota motivation to trap them Sent from my iPhone using Bowhunting.com Forums
When we get a dry summer I get over run with raccoons because I have two ponds that do not dry up. When I get 100 pictures on a trail camera and 99 of them are raccoons, and a few of them are giving the camera the finger it is time to act a couple summers ago I took out 36 raccoons.
Not only deer feeders but ther always in my cattle feeders and i liv on a chicken farm so ther is always a family of coons, a family or two of ferrel cats and ther uncle opossum running around. And not to mention that ther is lots food so they are all trophy animals Sent from my iPhone using Bowhunting.com Forums
I had never saw a opossum here in Minnesota till 5 years or so ago. I had a run this fall where I shot 3 on consecutive friday nights.
I do not shoot everything on site, I leave the skunks alone they dig out the ground bee nests every fall. I leave the fox alone now no chickens to defend. Shart and War will take care of the rest.
Well this week end the war is back on, going to move one trap out by where the deer get fed. I think I am going to set up a trail camera and put out the squirrels. Probably will just get pictures of Shart stealing them.
Up to 14 now, like I said I will not win the war but the victory party for the squirrels will not have as many attendees.
Not so sure I was watching a half dozen frolicking around the bird feeder while 1 was laying there dead in the trap. I guess having 10,000 oaks on the property makes it a squirrel meca. I should apply for a grant to study squirrels of the oak savanna on the great anoka sand plain, to measure their value to the ecosystem.
Contact the national hunting magazines. This is a squirrel season for the ages! Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk
So frustrating 4 squirrels at the feeder, 3 black ones and 1 grey, and it is the gray one that ends up in the trap.