What kind of bait do y'all recommend to catch a nuisance fox ? I have one that needs taken out .
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Originally posted by Jason Fry View PostFoot hold trap? I always liked a bit of stuff in a dirt hole set. Used various things, sometimes commercial lures, sometimes home made baits. Having the set right was more important than the bait, IMO.
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I always kill a rabbit, hang it in a tree just above your trap and spill the guts. I have caught coons, fox and bobcats doing this. Or get a live trap with a cage in the back for putting live animals and put a chicken that will make some noise in there and funnel the brush for the animal to have to go in there.
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Use the freedom trap, set trap along side the pen or other structure the fox uses for cover along the way, pile limbs, weeds, or hay along the open side at least halfway, to the top is better, at the rear do the same but only 1/4 to 1/3 way up. Bait with about anything a cat would eat sardines, mackerel, or cheap cat food. You want the view from the trap door to like looking into a tunnel with the exit going up and out. Btw you have trouble with a pair of fox, very rare for adults to be to terribly far away from each other. Also if they are greys they are super easy to call.
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Back when the cover scent of choice was red fox pee, I put some on my boots walking in to my stand and had a grey fox trail me in, barking all the way...
I killed one when he came in to a pile of pears I had put out for bait. I've been told that they are the first thing to come to a predator call.Last edited by Coon; 08-17-2016, 07:16 PM.
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Fox trapping ?
Pork rinds from HEB (Actually Stanley's) is what JB MOSELEY used and he was a trapping machine
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