You are using the wrong bait entirely. Let me explain. Leprechauns are first and foremost IRISH, so the proper bait is whiskey. That's the most important factor, but there are also subtleties to consider. Homo Sapien Leprechaunus has emigrated from Ireland to other parts of the world, and despite having a unique culture, they have to some degree adopted the habits and tastes of the wee folk in their current place of abode. So if you are trapping in Kentucky, bourbon may be your best bet for a bait, but if in Scotland, scotch is probably the most effective bait. Off course, regardless of their present location, a wee lass is always the best lure.

You are using the wrong bait entirely. Let me explain. Leprechauns are first and foremost IRISH, so the proper bait is whiskey. That's the most important factor, but there are also subtleties to consider. Homo Sapien Leprechaunus has emigrated from Ireland to other parts of the world, and despite having a unique culture, they have to some degree adopted the habits and tastes of the wee folk in their current place of abode. So if you are trapping in Kentucky, bourbon may be your best bet for a bait, but if in Scotland, scotch is probably the most effective bait. Off course, regardless of their present location, a wee lass is always the best lure.

Well here in Ky. in my area the possums has them cleaned out caught 9 possums this year all had green stuff coming out of then.

Must have been an epidemic, mine were all leaking green goo too.

Hate to admit it, but I actually skinned 2 this season. My buddy’s son caught one and it was the first thing he caught by himself so I skinned it for him, and my mom wanted one for her wall so I have to tan hers.