I thought Dukes were the first tubed dog proof on the market? The original coon cuff had square tubing as a base iirc.
Not in the slightest. I've trapped all 158 raccoons from 3 spots on the properties. The traps haven't been moved around at all.
Doesn't bother deer, either.
I dont know for sure!
Take it for what it is worth, but in a extended conversation with Michael Savu of TrapsUSA, he told me of the story of him getting involved with the person who designed them and contracted him to do the manufacturing. Duke was later on.
From my take on the story duke used high priced lawers to weasle their way into the dog proof market.
Reguardless, I stand for made in USA before any import.
As far as I know, duke dont make anything here in the states, and they copy everyone elses designs!
Yes for sure. I'll have to look a little further, I'm trying to remember the square tubing company's name. That's probably been 15y or so ago, back when coons were $5-$10 and cats were $250-$400 lol.
Here it is.
There's a pic of the originals but no longer available on this page, the ones with the square tubing. There was also shortly after those a company that made the trap mechanism and top with the chain, and you provided the empty soup can to fasten the trap mechanism to lol.
Apparently you've got to purchase a dozen. 2 would be all I'd care to employ.
#2 or #1.5 steel trap mounted to a board in the crotch of your favorite squirrel tree, peanut butter on the pan, pan set as light as possible. My dad had several pecan trees and lived in town. Pellet gun killed a ton, but the traps killed them when he wasn't around with the pellet gun lol.
Maybe you could do a group buy for the osa'ers in your boat and divy them up!
I use the freedom brand 1 , no set tool
needed. Freedom Brand FB1 | Dog Proof Raccoon Trap | F&T Fur Harvester's Trading Post
needed. Freedom Brand FB1 | Dog Proof Raccoon Trap | F&T Fur Harvester's Trading Post
