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Category Archives: Trapping live animals series
10 Ideas to Consider Before Leaving Your Cage Trap
The following article is presented by Mr.Stephen M. Vantassel an expert in wildlife control, consulting and training. He’s also an excellent writer which you can see for yourself in his blog and in his many books he has written. I … Continue reading
Dear Picture Diary- Animal Trapping Is Hard-Ode To The Pros
24th Dear Diary, 5:30 comes early but I can’t put off checking my live traps until the afternoon when my regular pest route is done. Who knew it was the law I had to check these things once every 24 … Continue reading
Picture Diary Of A Wanna Be Trapper
28th Dear Diary, this has been a really rough week. I thought this trapping thing would be such an easy add on to my business but here it is the end of the week and I’m exhausted. As if the … Continue reading
Are Trappers Unfairly Limited?
Every three months the licensed pest control firms in Florida get a report from the state listing all the violations and those who committed them for that quarter. It’s a public list and one that I hope I’m never on. … Continue reading
Trapping animals alive in my yard ‘A disaster’
Well what I thought would be a nice series of posts didn’t turn out so well. Two straight days of rain, an unbelievable work schedule and a neighbor with a shotgun. Yea that about sums it up Our poor critter, … Continue reading
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Trapping animals alive ‘in my yard’ day #1
To verify what you have you have a couple of option; if you visually see it of course that’s all you’ll need. Most animals of this sort however come out at night to the wee hours of the morning; if you’re not up then you may never know. To determine your critter, simply put talcum or baby powder at the entry. Continue reading
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