Trapping comes around every year in November. I take part in it because I love the outdoors, and I love encountering wild animals. It is also a chance to get into the fur trade and get money. I will now tell you how to trap a wild raccoon in two different traps.
First, you have to find a place to trap. I prefer spots with trees that are by, or close to a creek, river, or pond. It provides shelter, food, and water for the coon. When a coon catches something, like a mouse or a crawdad, it is their instinct to wash it with water before they eat it. They will do the same with grass and berries.
Then, you need to set the trap. The two traps I use are live traps, and foot traps. To set a live trap, you open the door and set the trigger. With an
First, you have to find a place to trap. I prefer spots with trees that are by, or close to a creek, river, or pond. It provides shelter, food, and water for the coon. When a coon catches something, like a mouse or a crawdad, it is their instinct to wash it with water before they eat it. They will do the same with grass and berries.
Then, you need to set the trap. The two traps I use are live traps, and foot traps. To set a live trap, you open the door and set the trigger. With an