Your local humane society or feral rescue group might be willing to loan you a live trap.
Oh he wouldn’t need that, he’s very gentle. I’ve actually crammed tapeworm pills down his throat with hardly a struggle this summer. It’s the setting up an appointment that’s tricky. He doesn’t come by on a schedule, and I can’t keep him in the house because he’s a relentless sprayer. Snuck into the house once and nailed the couch before I even got across the living room, the little bastid.
I do want to get him fixed and housed by winter, though. It’s cooling off here in AR and he wants IN. :(