Posted by old-9 on December 17, 2014 at 07:51:33 from (67.236.68.212):
Here is the deal , my house and shop are about 70- 80 feet from road. Is in a country area , nearest house about 1/4 mi. There is a 12 inch culvert under the road. Several mornings before daylight a loud pickup stops in road a few seconds goes on. I look yesterday and he has a conibare trap set in the tile, water is only 2or 3 inches deep and the trap is the size used for beaver. I say it is too dangerous and would kill a dog or cat. I do not own across the road. What would you do ? I also do not know if he has permission to trap there , will ask the owner this weekend. thanks joe
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