Types of Live Animal Traps - Part 3 - Baiting and Setting

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Live animal traps come in many sizes. While the general concept is the same, many styles exist as well. In this video we compare the different styles so that you can choose which is right for you, whether you are looking to make a purchase or build your own.

[@kirkdekalb]

Your presentation was very good in all of your videos. Your traps are a little outdated, though. Your points were very well explained.

[@JandjacresNet]

Thanks Taylor K. Our fox never showed up. It must have either moved on or have been caught by a nearby neighbor. Hope you friend has more success. And Thank You!

[@JandjacresNet]

Thank you very much for watching. I may not have made it clear, but several of those traps where on loan from our County Animal Control Department, so I presume they would be rather old. Still worked great though. A few were brand new commercially available traps ( you should be able to tell which from the lack of rust ), and they worked equally well. Thank you for the comment!

[@taylork2270]

Iv been wanting to use a live animal trap to catch a fox for a friend who doesnt to know how to do so . Though the fox attacked they're chickens a month ago is it too late too make an attempt at trapping it. Great vid by the way. :)

[@JandjacresNet]

Thank you!

[@lifeonthefarm7982]

I have another channel on trapping hunting and fishing. foxes are smart, a cheaper way to trap them would be a foot trap or a bodygrip trap but it takes a long time to learn how to trap this way and usualy people use these traps for getting fur to sell.

[@lifeonthefarm7982]

J&J Acres that's awesome she must of been stelf

[@JandjacresNet]

Having trouble with wild rabbits? Good luck with your trap!