Types of Live Animal Traps - Part 3 - Baiting and Setting

[@JandjacresNet]

Thanks Taylor K. Our fox never showed up. It must have either moved on or have been caught by a nearby neighbor. Hope you friend has more success. And Thank You!

[@kirkdekalb]

Your presentation was very good in all of your videos. Your traps are a little outdated, though. Your points were very well explained.

[@JandjacresNet]

Thank you very much for watching. I may not have made it clear, but several of those traps where on loan from our County Animal Control Department, so I presume they would be rather old. Still worked great though. A few were brand new commercially available traps ( you should be able to tell which from the lack of rust ), and they worked equally well. Thank you for the comment!

[@taylork2270]

Iv been wanting to use a live animal trap to catch a fox for a friend who doesnt to know how to do so . Though the fox attacked they're chickens a month ago is it too late too make an attempt at trapping it. Great vid by the way. :)

[@lifeonthefarm7982]

I have another channel on trapping hunting and fishing. foxes are smart, a cheaper way to trap them would be a foot trap or a bodygrip trap but it takes a long time to learn how to trap this way and usualy people use these traps for getting fur to sell.

[@lifeonthefarm7982]

J&J Acres that's awesome she must of been stelf

[@JandjacresNet]

Having trouble with wild rabbits? Good luck with your trap!

[@JandjacresNet]

Thank you!