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hbg1

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My guess is birds.
 

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I use peat moss, do you think they just aren't stepping on the pan?
A coon loves the feel of it because it is loose i have video somewhere of it. They will dig in it and flip the trap. I cant even begin to tell you how many times it has happened to me. I will set just off of the original trap with another trap and sift dirt completely without wax dirt or peat and will catch it by the hind leg almost every time
 
The one where just the pan is uncovered is an odor problem OR a toenail caught on that screen pan cover and likely a k9. The other could be improper bedding or odor. Who knows.

I use peat, no pan cover, and have never had that problem. You can use peat and still bed properly.
 
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The one where just the pan is uncovered is an odor problem OR a toenail caught on that screen pan cover and likely a k9. The other could be improper bedding or odor. Who knows.

I use peat, no pan cover, and have never had that problem. You can use peat and still bed properly.
Odor problem? Human or bait?
 
A coon loves the feel of it because it is loose i have video somewhere of it. They will dig in it and flip the trap. I cant even begin to tell you how many times it has happened to me. I will set just off of the original trap with another trap and sift dirt completely without wax dirt or peat and will catch it by the hind leg almost every time
Im gonna try this, thanks
 
I know you caught a possum but the digging is probably a gray fox…. They will usually keep coming back as long as there is bait in the hole. Drop the peat and only use native soil and consider putting a trap on the right and left at a 45 about a foot behind the main trap. Also make sure it they are bedded like a rock.
 

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