Lets say I got something in my trap...now what?

[Dairy King]

Lets say I set my trap up, and I catch a coon, a fox, a polar bear, yeti, whatever. Now what? Do I shoot him, knock him in the head, or just let him stay there until he dies or what? [&:]

[MILLERTIME10]

shoot it or let it go, don't let an animal suffer of starvation or dehydration!!!

[buckhunter14]

Shoot it in the ear. I will die immediatly and The skin will have no hold from the bullet, just the ear hole. Use a small caliber for it. .22 pistols work well.

[psandhu]

ORIGINAL:

Shoot it in the ear. I will die immediatly

I feel sorry for you.

[southern_huntress06]

ORIGINAL: buckhunter14

Shoot it in the ear. I will die immediatly and The skin will have no hold from the bullet, just the ear hole. Use a small caliber for it. .22 pistols work well.

Yeah, I'd do that unless it was a skunk...and then if it was, I'd drown it.

[DearSlayer357]

a .44 mag works also.

[buckmastr229]

ORIGINAL: DearSlayer357

a .44 mag works also.

if you wanna blow its head off

[zak123]

Shoot it in the ear with a .22. If you get a skunk make a dispatch pole. Put a shot in the end of it and put a smaller PVC pipe in a bigger PVC pipe. Rig a shot so it won't fall out when you push down the PVC poles. Fill the shot with 10cc's of acetone. Put the needle in the skunks lungs. If you do it slowly the skunk will die without spraying. PM me for more details.

[Dairy King]

Ok. I didnt plan on letting him slowly die. I really dont plan on trapping in the near future, it was just something that Ive always wondered what people did.

[rob1]

Use a 22 rifle. If you get a skunk, back up to a range of about 50 feet, shoot him in the head, and come back a week later and get your trap.