1st night for the live trap.

[Attack Chicken]

I could think of ALOT of other things that stink more than a skunk lol.

 

[jhm47]

Please! Don't "relocate" your catch. All you will accomplish is to give someone else your problem. Animals that are relocated are released into the territory of another of the same species. The resident animal of the same species will not tolerate another moving in on his territory, so a fight will ensue, and one or the other will have to move (likely into another occupied territory). Then, another fight, etc. It will result in one or the other dying of starvation or exposure, or disease or whatever. Better to dispose of them humanely, and not spread suffering. Rabies is rampant among skunks and coons. Why risk spreading that, or worse, exposing yourself or others to this highly contagious disease?

 

[horsejody]

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Also, it is illegal in most areas to relocate wildlife.

 

[Clay In Iowa]

Dump you problem in my yard and I might miss when I try to Get rid of it the right way.

Dumping your problem on someone else is just not cool.

 

[4 Love of Baby Chickens]

GOOD LUCK!!!! I caught a big ugly 'possum with my live trap last week. I don't know how long he was in there before I found it. Check your trap about every other day.