[mosaicwolf]

I catch the pests in live traps and transport them at east 6 miles from my property. Then I open the trap after they were in there all night they are plenty aggressive (Read: Pissed off in human terms) but do run away and usually up the closest tree. The 6 mile rule is a must or they will find their way back.

[Varda]

Live trapping is the top reason rabies is wide spread. It's the (usually unstated) reason it's illegal to release trapped animals in most states.

[kvanbrunt2]

I catch the pests in live traps and transport them >>> i Think the state game people don’t like doing that in PA.

[Does so]

“I catch the pests in live traps and transport them at least 6 miles from my property.”
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Funny, I do the same thing—six miles.

‘Hope we’re not in the same area...

[Hot Tabasco]

The 6 mile rule is a must or they will find their way back.

I tried that on two separate occasions with feral cats. Both found their way back within 5 days.

I live in suburbia where coons outnumber those in the wilds. If I trap them, I shoot them.....Same with possums....

Same with squirrels, I've shot over 50 in my back yard in the past 11 months already, and they just keep coming.