Does anyone use it for fox trapping? As you would a mouse nest, under a hay set, dirt hole, etc?

I have been sprinkling it all over my sets a little bigger than the trap bed. I've caught 3 nice reds off 1 property. I can't say whether it helps or not, but it didn't hurt.

When I clean my barn I dump it in a pile on the back field canines visit and dig thru it scratched flat in a week or to birds too I imagine Thought of putting it in coni- boxes smell of chicken white feathers Haven;t done it yet , Don't want to overload the market

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I got a bunch to sell....... if it becomes the newest biggest fad in canine trapping
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We'll see how it works. I made a hay set and spread a few cups around the trap before covering with chopped hay. Lured with Prairie King and castor.

Cat litter works pretty good.

Be careful, feathers begets feathers.

I belong to a pheasant preserve club. The holding pen has a base layer of crushed stone to keep everything dry. On top of that we have a 4 or 5 inch layer of straw. I clean it out every 4 weeks or so and use that for my version of a hay set/pipe dream set. Stinky, but it works rather well. The fox sometimes get a pass, the coyotes not so much.

We get more opossums on the bird manure we dump than any other furbearers by far, but raccoons, skunks, coyotes and fox also visit it.

Keith