>>2301519I can't find ANY pictures of that field! Here's one where a corner of the field happened to just barely make its way in. I have a drawing of the field coming up in a minute. This is from the other side compared to where I was set up today.
>>2301658They might be freaked out by new stuff. Try putting your "props" so-to-speak out there like your buckets or tunnels and just leave them out there for a while, maybe a week or two, then put the trap in it. Mice do the same thing. Sometimes they won't go near a trap if they've been pressured enough, but if you leave the trap out, food or not, they'll eventually get comfortable enough with it that they'll fall for it again. Sometimes you need to give them a free meal after a while, sometimes not. I've never trapped but I don't doubt that some of it translates over from rodents to raccoons; both are rather smart animals.
