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To: snuffy smiff

Try a half inch slice of corn on the cob with a string tied to it so that the corn is suspended inside the cage near the back. Tie the other end to the door trip lever.
Dogs and cats are not interested in the corn. Often the coon will not step on the treadle but will yank the corn.


21 posted on 01/23/2013 10:56:29 AM PST by OldMagazine (You can only do what you can do.)
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To: OldMagazine

Hmmm, sounds good, I may have to try that. But have you priced fresh corn lately? It’s not exactly the best time of year to buy it. My better half and I were at Wallyworld yesterday-$2.21 for four scrawny little ears of not-so-fresh yellow corn! You think the frozen stuff would work...?

I caught 3 last year with fresh apple quarters but that didn’t work at all this year. My cousin owns 50 acres of woods with a creek across the road from me and says he’s not even seeing any signs of raccoon activity along the banks like he used to.
I’m beginning to think that virus has spread a lot farther than known and has hit them really hard around here.


24 posted on 01/25/2013 12:37:46 AM PST by snuffy smiff (Socialism is the philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy.)
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