While trapping is among the most effective method of wild Nassau County animal control, there are some animals that prove stubborn and difficult to catch. These animals are known as cage-shy or hard to trap wild animals. Some of them are coyote, raccoons and others. They are highly intelligent and clever that most of them normally discover a trap and stay away from it. But the truth is that no matter how intelligent a wild animal is it cannot be more intelligent than human. So, this article is going to provide you information on how to trap such clever, smart and crafty New York animal.



Make Use of Right Kind of Trap
When it comes to cage-shy wild New York animal you need to select right kind of trap. If you go with wrong trap you may not be able to succeed in getting it trapped in it. If it is raccoons or coyote, you must search around for required and specific trap designed for it. That will help to increase your chance of trapping the animal.

Find Out the Favorite Foods and Use It as Bail
You must know the best way to attract a hard to trap or cage-shy wild Nassau County animal into your trap. If not you will find it difficult getting it trapped as it will not even notice the trap. So, you have to know the animal, the most favorite foods, the lifestyle and others. These things will help you to effective lure the animal into your trap within the shortest of your time.

Make Sure You Strategize the Trap Perfect
There is need for you to know the pathway of the New York animal you want to trap. That will help to effectively strategize the trap and increase your chance of catching the animal. Some animal always notice trap when they see one. So, you need to property disguise the trap and place it in a place the animal will least expert. You may not even place it at the point of food source but at the exit point from where the Nassau County animal inhabit.

Cover Your Hands with Clover to Avoid Your Scent Being On the Trap
Some Nassau County animals have good sense of smell and can easily perceive human odor in a trap. In fact, most of them do not take bait with human odor on it. That means you must effectively cover your hands with glove before going ahead to set trap and bait your trap for the animal.

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