We have been noticing interesting prints in the mud around the garden and shed. We set a live trap to see what we could catch!
VIDEO: Guess What was Living Under Our Shed!
We have been noticing interesting prints in the mud around the garden and shed. We set a live trap to see what we could catch!
Awe have those little guys alot!
Could that family just be coming back over a few days? Have you taken them far enough from home?
Ommm i heard that LOL!! There could be double that or triple of them there rats
but i hope not!! I think that's whats living under my shed but they haven't bothered
anything… Now if i had chickens, i'd rid of them for sure!! Have a good'nnn
Oh my goodness! Glad you are relocating them!
I would say you had the whole family living with ya's. Road Trip!! They be some ugly critters I tell ya. We have a few over here as well. Hope you folks have a great week!
I hope that was indeed the last one. Have a great day. Best wishes Bob.
That was a lot of possums. With any luck that's all of them.
That was kind of you to trap and release the opossum further out away from your homestead. Great idea to reset the trap to see if there's more under the shed. And there was. Maybe that was mama opossum in the trap the first time and didn't like being separated from her family. I agree to keep setting the trap until there's no more captured and hope you have relocated them all. Hope y'all have a great week!
Wow big ole stinky possum. Take em off for sure. Cool
Such a cute and beautiful Opossum ❤️
That's quite a few opossums there, I wonder how many more are close by. I understand they don't see too well during daylight, but come night-time their eyes kick in are a good controller of rats. It maybe untrue, but it's what folk in our corner of the globe say. I'm not a fan of them, a bit too rodenty for me, shudder. 🙂
Lea and Al, thank you for being kind to the animals. I am not a super fan of the opossum, but I do like to see all life treated with care which is exactly what you did. Your video was interesting and fun to watch! I hope they all found each other.
I hope that is the last one. Great way to handle the situation. Thanks for sharing.
ive had to do this multiple times. what were you using for bait?
Wow, you got em one by one. I wonder if they eventually all met back up in their new location.
Take them off..Happy gardening
We have them here and they don’t really bother anyone.
Marsupials can not get rabies. Great mousers. I usually let them be.