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Check Local Regulations:Â Always check and comply with all local, state, and federal regulations regarding animal trapping and relocation before setting the trap.
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Humane Treatment:Â Handle trapped animals with care and minimize stress. Cover the trap with a blanket or tarp to calm the animal.
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Regular Monitoring:Â Check the trap frequently (at least twice daily) to prevent prolonged confinement of any animal. Prolonged confinement can cause stress, injury, or even death.
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Safe Baiting:Â Use appropriate bait to target specific animals and avoid attracting non-target species. Keep bait away from children and pets.
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Careful Handling:Â When releasing an animal, keep a safe distance and avoid direct contact. Wear protective gloves and clothing.
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Avoid Sensitive Areas:Â Do not place traps in areas where domestic animals, such as pets or livestock, may be at risk.
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Secure Placement:Â Ensure the trap is placed on a stable, level surface to prevent tipping and potential injury to the animal.
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Children and Pets:Â Keep children and pets away from the trap at all times to prevent accidents.
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Proper Maintenance:Â Regularly inspect the trap for damage or wear. Repair or replace any damaged parts to ensure safe and effective operation.
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Consult Professionals:Â If you are unsure about proper trapping techniques or handling of wild animals, consult with a local animal control agency, wildlife rehabilitator, or other qualified professional.
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