Fawn Killers, Poult-Nappers, & Chicken Thieves

[Jared]

For your viewing pleasure; here is some of the better pics from the short line around the house. Set for 12 days during the first half of January and now have about 11 set that I've been running since the first of this month. This week has been real slow and I'm ready to be done so I'll likely pull them up first of the week or so.

 

[Jared]

 

[Buzzgun]

Great pics......interesting rear foot catch on the last cat!

 

[kwaynem]

Awesome pictures man! Congrats on all the cats and yotes! I wish I had time to trap like I did when I was younger I miss it alot

 

[swampratt]

you haled them in.. congratulations!

 

[Okie4570]

Maybe it's because we don't have them here, but gray fox are the most interesting to me. Great pics!

 

[dennishoddy]

Great pics! Like has been said, that rear leg catch is interesting.

 

[Jared]

Maybe because it's because we don't have them here, but gray fox are the interesting to me. Great pics!

They are neat critters. Only caught the one this season so far. They are pretty easy to catch, but they can be frustrating as they have a knack for flipping the trap out of the bed. They always manage to do it and never trigger it. They'll make you get your traps bedded right.

 

[Jared]

Great pics! Like has been said, that rear leg catch is interesting.

I've caught three cats by the back foot over the last few years and all three were females.

 

[dennishoddy]

I've caught three cats by the back foot over the last few years and all three were females.

That's amazing all were females.
I would have thought they stood on their back legs to get at the lure hanging over the trap like we use.
Think they were urinating on the trap or something?