Bought two Duke's to work on the coon population in the back yard. Evidently I caught one over night but by the time I went to check it after work yesterday the sucker chewed his dang hand off and escaped. Tough lil sob !!
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Originally posted by Hobbs View PostProbably got eaten by another animal
Or chewed it's own foot off to escapeLast edited by AntlerCollector; 03-29-2018, 10:23 AM.
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Originally posted by AntlerCollector View PostSeen it several times myself.
With DP traps? I've seen it several times too with foot holds that break the bone but never with a DP. That what makes them so effective.
I guess it happens or the pics would have shown otherwise in this case, just surprised to see it's happened "several" times.
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Duke's coon trap-escapee
Originally posted by Wfalls View PostHappens often especially if you leave them in the trap for a few days
Yep. Although I’ve never left one in the trap longer than half a day or so. The ones I’ve found looked as if they dislocated that joint and then the hide/skin eventually tore at that spot and they escaped. Kinda depends on how much leverage the coon can get after being trapped. My thought anyway...
You can see in that pic, the coon was trapped right on its paw...
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Originally posted by nimrodajh View PostWith DP traps? I've seen it several times too with foot holds that break the bone but never with a DP. That what makes them so effective.
I guess it happens or the pics would have shown otherwise in this case, just surprised to see it's happened "several" times.
No sir. I should clarify. I've seen it several times with foot holds. I don't think I've ever had it happen with my Dukes traps.
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