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Who's got squirrel-trapping experience?
wrote in message ... On 16 Mar, 22:18, "Christina Websell" wrote: You'd do much better to get a catch alive trap for squirrels. Fenn traps are best for rats and stoats. Plan B if all else fails but if you're not good Plan A. ------------- I'd rather let the fenn trap kill the animal than capture it live and have to look it in the eye and kill it myself. I'm just a great big Jesse really. Aaah. Now you have to examine your conscience. There is no difference in setting a Fenn trap or killing it yourself except you excuse yourself and pretend you didn't do it if the Fenn trap gets it. Tina I believe the live-capture traps are recommended where there are other species (red squirrels in particular) that you don't want to kill. The only other animals likely to get into my trap are rats, and they're fair game. |
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Who's got squirrel-trapping experience?
Christina Websell wrote:
Aaah. Now you have to examine your conscience. There is no difference in setting a Fenn trap or killing it yourself except you excuse yourself and pretend you didn't do it if the Fenn trap gets it. We believe that if we kill something, it must be done cleanly and if edible, (ie not rats) we eat it, I shoot, but I can't guarantee a clean kill, so only David shoots live things. |
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