I’ve been working on several rescue operations lately, and while humane traps can be incredibly effective, I’ve seen a lot of mishaps. It’s essential to set them up properly to avoid harming the animals we’re trying to help. Has anyone found specific techniques or tips that really improve success rates in trapping safely?
One thing I’ve found really helps is baiting the trap with something strong-smelling, like canned tuna or sardines. It can be surprising how much more effective it’s compared to other options. Have you tried experimenting with different baits?
When setting up humane traps, I’ve had great success by making sure they’re sheltered from the elements, especially when it’s damp or windy. I find that covering the trap with a tarp can help reduce the chances of the bait being spoiled by rain or the animals being scared off. Have you experimented with different locations for your traps to improve catch rates?