Posted By: 3togo
Badger trapping - 12/07/19 07:28 PM
For all you guys that are always having these earth movers messing up your coyote sets.
I just started trapping a farm that has a LOT of holes in the grassy perimeter around a big picked corn field. Farmer tells me there have always been holes there. I'm sure it's being caused by badger(s) due to the size of the holes. What's the best INTENTIONAL way to catch these things?
I have the same type of holes on another farm, even looked like a fresh hole maybe last night with what appeared to be badger tracks on the mound (sand). Also skunk tracks. Can a 220 be effective? Would a badger go into a coon box if the right bait was inside?
Us Illinois guys have no real experience with this problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.
I just started trapping a farm that has a LOT of holes in the grassy perimeter around a big picked corn field. Farmer tells me there have always been holes there. I'm sure it's being caused by badger(s) due to the size of the holes. What's the best INTENTIONAL way to catch these things?
I have the same type of holes on another farm, even looked like a fresh hole maybe last night with what appeared to be badger tracks on the mound (sand). Also skunk tracks. Can a 220 be effective? Would a badger go into a coon box if the right bait was inside?
Us Illinois guys have no real experience with this problem. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.