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QUOTE(john b @ Jul 13 2006, 02:32 PM)

Alive or dead ?

 

I'm afraid I'm going to have to offer up my seesaw box trap again. Works on alsorts of predators that like tunnels.

 

 

(one trick pony, I know, I know ..... :) )

 

Hows that setup and built John?

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Whats the best method for trapping stoats?

 

Any tunnel they can see light at the other end of. Trap of choice to intercept them as they rush through. JohnB's 'Boisgellan / Clausius' works well on stoats. Use a dead mouse, under the see - saw, for weasles. Fresh blood will have a stoat rushing headlong into hell ;)

 

Traditionally favoured site to set is at a gap in a hedge, ditch or where ever the stoat's travelling. Gives them a 'safe place' to head for when they make that break from one side to the other. Want him dead? Mk 4 will do it. Nothing much to a stoat.

 

See? Now you can flog all those un needed Mk 6's to me! I need them for these damn mink! :laugh:

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Hey! I've just read your original post, JohnB ~ including the comments by 'FoxDropper'! Great! :good:

 

So These work well for mink, eh? Fantastic!!!

 

Right; I'm into town within the next few days. I'll pick up some timber and get to work! Let you all know how I get on ;)

 

Wood I can always afford and time's free. Mk 6's are prohibitive and need tunnels anyway! I think this could be the answer to a Lot of my problems here. They're heavy to hump around, yes. But I'll just take one at a time out. Once set, they're there for good and - in the Very unlikely event that anyone should come onto this land and find one? Well ..... wood is cheap! :good:

 

 

Thanks!

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Hey! I've just read your original post, JohnB ~ including the comments by 'FoxDropper'! Great! :good:

 

So These work well for mink, eh? Fantastic!!!

 

Right; I'm into town within the next few days. I'll pick up some timber and get to work! Let you all know how I get on ;)

 

Wood I can always afford and time's free. Mk 6's are prohibitive and need tunnels anyway! I think this could be the answer to a Lot of my problems here. They're heavy to hump around, yes. But I'll just take one at a time out. Once set, they're there for good and - in the Very unlikely event that anyone should come onto this land and find one? Well ..... wood is cheap! :good:

 

 

Thanks!

 

ive used the see saw traps and have had a good catch rate on rats ,one small thing ive found to work well is the addition of an elastic band and a small stick.As soon as the seesaw is tilted the elastic helps it on its way and makes for a faster and more smoother trap

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