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Any tips on catching these? What makes good bait?

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2011-12 Trappin' Season Totals
Coon-42
Beaver-53
Muskrat-6
Otter-5
Grinner-12
Skunk-1

They seem to love to raid bird feeders. Try some bird seed. A little peanut butter mixed in wouldn't hurt.

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Nelson (954)
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2013/14
red fox 3
gray fox 2
coon 3
muskrat 25
mink 1

Hunting
130 lb 4pt buck - Mathews Z7, Grim Reaper 100 gr. at 6 yards.
17 lb tom turkey - Remington Express 20 ga #4 at 10 yards.

Thanks for the advice Nelson. I am thinking about trying sunflower seeds or dry corn with peanut butter.

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2011-12 Trappin' Season Totals
Coon-42
Beaver-53
Muskrat-6
Otter-5
Grinner-12
Skunk-1

that should do the trick.

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Nelson (954)
photobucket /nelson_from_maine

2013/14
red fox 3
gray fox 2
coon 3
muskrat 25
mink 1

Hunting
130 lb 4pt buck - Mathews Z7, Grim Reaper 100 gr. at 6 yards.
17 lb tom turkey - Remington Express 20 ga #4 at 10 yards.

Have you considered a sow housecat with kittens???

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Chipmunks are attracted to a variety of foods, especially nuts, grains, and berries. Chipmunk traps are designed with sensitive trigger plates to react to tiny critters, therefore the best baits are small and lightweight.

welcome to WAT Bell.

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