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Re: Anybody in North Alabama trap/catch Minks?
[Re: tarmac3030]
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11/13/17 07:26 AM
11/13/17 07:26 AM
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Athens, AL
Pollwoll
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Athens, AL
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I heard that the way to catch them was to use a live mouse as bait.
There may be better info on live mice as mink bait on trapperman.com
I read online about putting the mouse in a large baby food jar. I guess that would work, if you put holes in the lid for air. The squeaking and scratching would drive a mink wild. The jar could be dropped in a dirt hole, pocket set, box, or cage type trap.
Last edited by Pollwoll; 11/15/17 10:32 AM.
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