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Posted By: Joshc

Gloves for protection - 06/25/12 11:22 PM

Hi im not new to trapping but im new to this business and i've been in a few situations where I could grab babys I just dont want get bit by mamma and be protected. Some have told me welding gloves but I find that hard to beleieve. Any advice would help thanks
Posted By: LAtrapper

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/26/12 12:01 AM

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Posted By: WTWC

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/26/12 04:19 PM

I want gloves to keep the gators from biting my arms off
Posted By: Peskycritter

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/26/12 08:14 PM

Just grab them by the tail and if they start up at you just give them a light shake ,
Posted By: Peskycritter

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/27/12 03:44 AM

No billy doesn't have that kinda common sence that's why he is always getting bitten . I learned that from John Dixon hes considerd one of the best and considerd the best by most company's around here . He grabs adult coons by the tail every chance he gets . They can't get you if there hanging by there tail . Nice to see old school guys getting it done
Posted By: TJP

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/27/12 02:33 PM

Originally Posted By: Rick Federation
Originally Posted By: Peskycritter
Just grab them by the tail and if they start up at you just give them a light shake ,


Did you learn this move from Billy!!


No that's a turtleman move!
Posted By: Animals Only

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/27/12 03:38 PM

Pesky. Will you post a video of that?
Posted By: TimsWildlifeCtrl

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/27/12 04:06 PM

I have used welding gloves to remove kitten coons. It dose great for them. I don't know about what mama would do to them though. I don't think she would be able to get through the leather but you would defiantly know you've been bit.

Animal handling gloves are great but their around $100 per pair. You can get welding gloves for around $20 per pair. I would use the gloves for the young ones and a catch pole or net for the adults, man.

Good part about grabbing the babies when you see them; remove the young ones and mama will leave. At least it's that way with coons and coyotes.
Posted By: Peskycritter

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/27/12 04:34 PM

Originally Posted By: Animals Only
Pesky. Will you post a video of that?
Originally Posted By: Animals Only
Pesky. Will you post a video of that?
Sure I can post a video on the tail grab and stuff . The stuff part is getting them into the cage
Posted By: Peskycritter

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/27/12 04:36 PM

You could double up a pair and make them twice as thick
Posted By: Baxter

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/29/12 02:31 AM

Pesky I used your mOve today. I was chasing a coon down the middle of the road and tail grabbed him.
Worked great. I would have used my catch pole but it had another coon attached to it.
Posted By: Peskycritter

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/30/12 01:58 AM

Awesome brother saves time to . Great you didn't let that money just run away
Posted By: Baxter

Re: Gloves for protection - 06/30/12 07:08 AM

The real money was trying to leave with my catch pole. Good thing it slowed him down.
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