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You could always establish a feeding station. Get them used to coming in to it, and then one day set out some special food. I imagine they will eat just about anything. Trapping seems to be a bit of a challenge. I mean putting the trap in the backseat to go relocate them and all.
Maybe they will bite this one……
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They will eat almost anything. I have good luck with sardines of some thrift store tuna. Adults are pretty docile and easy to deal with. Drop a tarp over the cage and move them where you wish. The juveniles much different story. It has been several days since I have seen or smelled any. So maybe they have moved on for now
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Maybe you could devise some type of drop tarp overhead of the trap, with some braided line ran from your release to a distant location. Just a thought. Good luck
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That is a idea. They certainly will not go in the trap with the tarp over it
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