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Re: Armadillo bait
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Posted by TomTX on April 20, 2007 at 07:18:37 from (12.74.216.226):
In Reply to: Armadillo bait posted by BobReeves on April 19, 2007 at 18:08:17:
Bob, I trap them in my yard to keep down the digging. I use one of those Hav-a-Heart live traps from TSC. Don't need any bait. Use two 4x4 about 10 feet long to make a V shape ending in the trap. They eat/dig their way into the "funnel" made by the boards and go right into the trap. I have caught 7 of them this way. Everyone around here use this method. You can even use 2x4 if you use stakes to keep them with the 4 inch up. Tom
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