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Me tooI love moon pies!
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Me tooI love moon pies!
Agreed, unless you have a small dog or cat that might decide to go into the trap to get the moon pie. Your avatar shows a small dog.I don’t think it matters in this case.
Ah I see. The dog in the picture is in doggy heaven. The trap will go out at night and the dog I do have isn’t allowed out at night because she is too stupid to be left alone. If anything I might catch a stray cat but I doubt it. I do have some wet cat food that I don’t want to use that as bait precisely because I might catch a cat. I am hoping the moon pie will specifically attract the raccoon.Agreed, unless you have a small dog or cat that might decide to go into the trap to get the moon pie. Your avatar shows a small dog.
Woohoo!Ok that’s what I’ll get. I’ll update if it works. If it doesn’t I’ll send you the surplus Moon Pies![]()
If someone is trapping a varmint, chocolate toxicity is the least of the varmint’s worries.Chocolate is toxic to some animals. My bird used to like the yellowish colored ones, possibly banana?
That is possible, but the varmint is large and probably wants a large meal. lol It consumed over 50% of the roosters it killed that were on tie cords. Those are the only carcasses we have found, likely because it couldnt get the birds free from the tie cords to take them with it. The losses haven’t hurt us necessarily, numbers wise, as they were extras we had but didn’t want to butcher. My husband didn’t need them but didn’t want to get rid of them, that kind of thing. Anything important we keep penned up.Maybe the Sussex is using the chick as replacement bait![]()
My mom lost half her flock to a mountain lion while two very large German Shepherds cowered under the porch. You’re not far from me-do you think it could be a bobcat? I have heard there are no mountain lions where I am but I think that’s nonsense.Whatever it is is taking birds swiftly and quietly without the dogs noticing.
I'm not worried about varmints. I'm worried about small pets. Murphy's Law happens.If someone is trapping a varmint, chocolate toxicity is the least of the varmint’s worries.
We have never seen a mountain lion or bobcat on any of the cameras. We have cameras everywhere. We have only seen a big white dog that belongs to a guy up the road and a couple possums and coons, which my husband has trapped and killed a ton of next to the creek. He shot a possum the past two nights staking out so that could have been the culprits. He worries it is a fox or the dog though, but we havent caught any pics of a fox or bobcats on any of the game cams.My mom lost half her flock to a mountain lion while two very large German Shepherds cowered under the porch. You’re not far from me-do you think it could be a bobcat? I have heard there are no mountain lions where I am but I think that’s nonsense.