Trail cam pic?I would trade for mice.View attachment 52401
They are all dead. Snared or trapped at a friends ranch.Trail cam pic?
If so, you know where they are and what they like to eat.....
A snare would explain the mark around the one wolfs neck. Thought at first he may have been wearing some sort of collar. :)They are all dead. Snared or trapped at a friends ranch.
I’m not sure the Irish spring is keeping them out but several bars has greatly improved the aroma of my equipment.I've had good luck with Mouse Blocker under the hood of vehicles. I also use Irish spring, bait, capsaicin tape, and peppermint spray. The electronic device and peppermint spray seem to work the best.
https://www.amazon.com/MouseBlocker...-Deterrent/dp/B01MG94UER?tag=cattletoday00-20
I wonder if a couple of bars of Irish Spring soap would work with them?They are all dead. Snared or trapped at a friends ranch.
I would trade for mice.View attachment 52401
So basically it’s a knock box for rats. Interesting.I just saw this in the Angus Beef Bulletin. The link is from Tractor Supply but looks like you can get them at Valley Vet, Amazon, etc. Average 4.5 star reviews.
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/p...MIk-Wr2NazigMVqDjUAR3DVSn_EAQYAiABEgK0yvD_BwE
We have them here and you can't take pictures of any dead ones.Just be grateful you can lethally control them.
We have them here and can't really do anything about them.
A carefully placed puppy in the middle of a busy highway at night would leave little evidence.Better be careful with dead ones here many have collars that send out mortality signals..... Even ones that get hit by cars get inspected by the fish and wildlife folks....
Are they full grown or are they more like yearlings?I would trade for mice.View attachment 52401
Thinking they are all this year’s pups.Are they full grown or are they more like yearlings?
State police here say we get between 15,000 and 20,000 semi trucks a day. Lots of trucks at night.Highway isn't busy enough. In the night sometimes it's 3 hours between cars. Hahaha
State police here say we get between 15,000 and 20,000 semi trucks a day. Lots of trucks at night.