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Squirrel trapping with conibers

Posted By: SGT. C

Squirrel trapping with conibers - 01/27/23 04:54 PM

Who uses them? What brand is best. Do's and don'ts. Size box, etc.
Just one more thing in the arsenal bag to use at certain times.
Thank you for any help.
Sarge
Posted By: Aix sponsa

Re: Squirrel trapping with conibers - 01/27/23 06:42 PM

I’ve used BMI 115s successfully for squirrels. I mounted them on running poles made with saplings or boards, stabilized using coni brackets.


I also used and preferred snares. High quality, 3/64 or 1/16” snares followed by a swivel and a short extension, also set on running poles.
Posted By: SemperfiWildlife

Re: Squirrel trapping with conibers - 01/27/23 11:21 PM

Try the RBG traps
Posted By: Brian Mongeau

Re: Squirrel trapping with conibers - 01/28/23 12:57 AM

I'll use a #55 very rarely when a tube won't work. If I suspect only adult squirrels I will attach one to the end of an excluder to get the first squirrel coming out, tubes will get the rest.
Posted By: Aix sponsa

Re: Squirrel trapping with conibers - 01/28/23 06:18 PM

If you’re setting holes, those round bodygrips with the mounting bracket look great. Not sure if that’s something you can use.


I was catching them at fruit trees
Posted By: Paul Winkelmann

Re: Squirrel trapping with conibers - 01/29/23 03:18 PM

I used Conibears for squirrels when I first started in business. Customers and their neighbors don't really enjoy seeing dead squirrels swaying in the breeze. I use only cages now and not only do the people like them better, but so do the squirrels!
Posted By: Boco

Re: Squirrel trapping with conibers - 01/29/23 06:43 PM

In winter-Waxed 120 in a screened box with meat for bait.
Have to use some sort of exclusion hole on front of box if there are domestics around.
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