Thread: Bird Predator Control

Happy flying
KH

Originally Posted by Kiwi-Hunter

Happy flying
KH

I have got a few cameras about KH. I will set one up on this trap....once I get my hands in there and see how it operates

Also I agree with you on price. Fortunately this one was a gift so very grateful to have the opportunity to try one out.

Personally I would be keen if it caught feral cats as well !!!!



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[QUOTE=kukuwai;1339179]I have got a few cameras about KH. I will set one up on this trap....once I get my hands in there and see how it operates

Also I agree with you on price. Fortunately this one was a gift so very grateful to have the opportunity to try one out.

Personally I would be keen if it caught feral cats as well !!!!


Personally I agree.
KH

another one in a trap in different spot [:x] This cat is from the house cat that dissappear on farm for few years before it came back to retire at house.
It was so much alike I had to carry it back in trap and make sure the house cat was sleeping in its usual spot. ( its old now and sleeps most of day and night)
time to shoot a couple of hares and/or rabbits and set up a snare run at the river flats, see how big the problem is.
Its no wonder the animals are so flighty for stalking.
8 days from trap set till capture.

Originally Posted by kruza

another one in a trap in different spot [:x] This cat is from the house cat that dissappear on farm for few years before it came back to retire at house.
It was so much alike I had to carry it back in trapAttachment 203564 and make sure the house cat was sleeping in its usual spot. ( its old now and sleeps most of day and night)
time to shoot a couple of hares and/or rabbits and set up a snare run at the river flats, see how big the problem is.
Its no wonder the animals are so flighty for stalking.
8 days from trap set till capture.

How many do you want to sell those dead cats you trapped?

In my woodshed, I used 4 rat poisons - Pest Off, Double Tap, and Ratabate.
Ratabate from Conovations was what they ate and left the other poisons for the smaller rats.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/19rD...usp=share_link

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q14...usp=share_link

The Possum Master on a sloping log continues to trip them up – caught by the claws is not a great way to die, but generally they put their head in to bite at the rabbit lure and the noose clamps their carotid arteries and kills them rapidly. We have to keep trying to remove the Apex predator from the environment. I saw an interesting cat video on TV1 last night where DOC showed what cats are doing in the environment – right up in the Southern Alps killing Kea – even DOC recognize cats as the Apex predator.

These are bastards