They are like two weeks old and are hand sized

Those are awfully cute!!!!!

Yeah for sure

What is your business? I'm kind of trying to start some kind of ADC-type business.

It’s ADC and I’m fully licensed to do it in the state of Ohio. Do yourself a favor and start with cage traps, I started using conibears and there was problems with doing so

Hard to catch yotes in cage traps tho...

In Wisconsin all you need is a trapping license and written permission from the landowner... No special license required

And you can trap out of season?

Missouri:
"If wildlife is damaging your property, you or your representative — such as a relative, friend, neighbor, or someone you hire — may shoot or trap most damage-causing wildlife out of season and without a permit to prevent further damage. Note: Wildlife you may not shoot or trap under this provision are migratory birds, white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk, turkeys, black bears, mountain lions, and any endangered species. For conflicts with these species, contact your local county conservation agent or nearest MDC office."

Wisconsin Nuisance, Urban, and Damaging Wildlife:

Landowner Agent/Assistant
All persons assisting a landowner (i.e., acting as an agent of a land-
owner) in the removal of animals causing damage must possess
the following in accordance with NR 12.10(3)(c):
a) A valid hunting or trapping license if shooting or trapping the
animal.
b) Written approval from the landowner, which includes:
• Name, address, and phone number of landowner and per-
son removing wild animals
• Property location and removal activities
• Authorized time period of removal
• Species of animals authorized for removal
• Signature of the landowner or lessee and date.

Coyote, beaver, fox, raccoon, woodchuck, rabbit, and squirrel
Landowners and occupants may trap or shoot these species (not including flying squir-
rels) at any time [s. 29.337(1)]. When causing damage or nuisance, agents may assist
with removal [NR 12.10(1)(b)].

Landowner
The owner or occupant of any land and members of his or her fam-
ily may, without a license and subject to all other restrictions ex-
cept seasons, hunt or trap on their own property for coyote, bea-
ver, fox, raccoon, woodchuck, rabbit, and squirrel year-round

But you still have to have a license. In, MO, under 16 you don't.

In WI a trapping license is free for youth (under 16)

That rabbit is going to have to fly if he wants to get through

You can’t advertise your business for yotes if yoy havnt caught one yet

Who says I haven't caught one yet??

My first (and so far, only) coyote. I think I was 8 or 9 in this photo

Caught him in an old Duke # 1 1/2