Anyone have experience anaethetising live-trapped American mink (Mustela vison)?
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Ketamin/Valium injectable on a syringe pole
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No.\n\nCarry a hedgehog as well. That ought to do it.
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It is said possible but practically not prooved. It has never been done completly. Only until a specific state and then it was put into a utero. Especially not with humans as it is against the human rights. But technically it it the same with every mammal. But even it has not be done I strongly belief it is possible and when not now, then certainly in a few years.\n\nGreetings Dr.Seuss
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When I was in college, I made extra money during some of my vacations by working for my brothers when they ran a mink ranch.  Don't worry, PETA tpyes--it's long since out of business.\n\nAnyway, one of the more delightful jobs I got was removing the false bottoms of cages a month after new litters were born.  They were covered in manure that I had to scrape off into a wheelbarrow.  I believe I had that detail all to myself for all of the ranch's 2000 females that had litters--just imagine the fun I had.  :-)
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Not unless it's really inflated, and as that only happens when the animal is emitting its sounds (i.e. relaxed and in its natural habitat), you would just puncture it and nothing special would happen. \nThe walls of the vocal sac are really tough and elastic, so it wouldn't be easy.\nAnd why would anyone want to do such a thing?
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I'd try the take-off Powerpets. Go to: www.powerpets.com
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tip a 1/4-1/2 oz. jig with a minnow or nightcrawler...if there hitting one more than the other stay with it. orrrr try trolling a nightcrawler harness with a spinner above it.Tight Lines!
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We had a kitten get in our separated garage one day when the weather was wild. I discovered it and saw it would not be long before it died without food or water. I began putting food out as it was very much afraid and could never get close. Even trying to let it out with open doors did not work. This worked for while as I felt at least I was doing what I could.\n\nWe had a 9 day vacation coming up. After leaving the doors open for several hours....hoping it would leave I kept watch on what it would eat. After two days nothing had been eaten so I thought it had left.\n\nWe went on vacation. When we got back it was clear it had not left.\n\nWe have a lot of stuff in our garage so plenty of places to hide.\nI begin moving things to look for it.\n\nI found it and it was just lying there as though asleep but with it's eyes wide open. I am not normally overly sensitive to wild animals but for some reason this really got to me. I cried like a baby.\n\nI somehow felt responsible that I had not tried enough to get it out of their or at least left enough food.\nI am 65.
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A "live trap" is the best way to do it. \n\nSee the info here:\n\nhttp://www.victorpest.com/canada/traps.asp
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check out the picture :\nhttp://www.edhelper.com/AnimalReadingComprehension_61_1.html
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I use a combination of diaphram mouth calls and slate calls...dont over call...get his attention and coax him in when hes on his way slow down with the calling..decoys are essential I use 1 feeding hen and 1 walking hen with a jake located close to one of them nothing will make a dominant tom madder than a jake in his territory...try to locate the toms using a crow call or owl call the night before find where they are roosting and set up close by
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Use a sh*t (caca) cataplasm.  I know it sounds gross but, hey it works!
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I actually personally work with eastern gray kangaroos at my local zoo, along with bennett's wallabies. they are very nice (all the ones i work with are females), of course these have been raised and have been comfortable around human contact their entire lives. they are very curious, however if they don't like something, they will let you know by growling at you, standing up on their back legs, and sometimes their tail. i have only been kicked once, but it was my fault, i startled her. if you have any more questions about roos, i would be more than happy to help ya out the best i can. i could talk about them for days! :)
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The cheek of the man fidgety.Very clever though!\n"If you really loved me,you'd buy me a nice mink," said the wife sulkily.\n"All right," groaned the husband."I'll buy you a mink if it's that important to you,but only on one condition."\n"Condition? What kind of condition?"\n"You have to keep it's cage clean!"\n\nI was with my wife and she was reading a magazine and she showed me a photograph of a fur coat. She said:"I'd like that." So I cut it out and gave it to her.(One of Tommy Cooper's little gems.)
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It depends what you're trying to trap.  My husband has had great success capturing raccoons with a can of tuna.
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Yep. I discovered duct tape. Works wonders on unruly little hellions.
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If he is not coming out of his bedding area till dark ,that is the only way , that i know personally thay will work, also you will have to have all his escape routes covered, meaning you may not be the one that kills this big buck . In my opinion , if noone knows about him wait till next archery season,.Yuo will stand a much bettter chance of getting him yourself. Or just set pationately everyday . They have to eat,and they also need water.