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https://www.pinterest.com/kevinkenndy/trapping/
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your gonna laugh but my older sons kept leaving their hampster cage open so we had to mini size this build just to catch him back
http://www.trap-anything.com/live-trap-plans.html AND IT WORKS we just made it widdle!!!
One-Way Exclusion Door: Even better than the repeater, in my opinion. This may be the best method for removing squirrels from attics. The one-way squirrel door is like the repeater trap, but it is simply open on the end. The squirrels are able to leave the attic, and push their way through the spring loaded one-way door, but then they can’t get back in. They are all blocked outside, and the problem is solved! The only drawback is if the home has much wood or is in a bad state of disrepair. In such a case, the squirrels will simply chew their way back in elsewhere, or do a lot of damage chewing all over the place. If this is a concern, or if you don’t want the animals acclimated to your attic on your property any more, then cage trapping and relocation is the better option. The below photo is of a similar device, a one-way funnel. Squirrels slip out through them like butter, but they have to be the correct size to work properly.
Do you want to make your own one-way door like seen below? Here are
steps to make your own one-way door.
Seriously though if they have smidgen of poop on em they will be fine. It won't create a problem at lockdown, it won't get moist again. What I know is that the eggs should be washed with water warmer than the egg. I would wash room temp eggs with hot water, if I did wash em. So far as solutions to clean eggs etc. Tectrol is industry standard I believe. May be able to just use bleach water, hope someone else chimes in
