Pretty sure for squirrels a lethal trap can't be a tunnel and must be a dead end.Live catch or lethal, if you have reds in your area I'd suggest live catch, which are pretty much generic, if only greys, fenns in a tunnel on a plank leaning against a tree are a very effective method
Can you show the legislation regarding this please, I've looked and nothing suggests a tunnel can't be usedPretty sure for squirrels a lethal trap can't be a tunnel and must be a dead end.
From what I've read the issue is more that you can't use a Fenn to trap a stoat so if there are likely stoats about (which is almost everywhere there are grey squirrels) you need to take steps to avoid targeting them by mistake. There was a very long thread here about it a few months back.Can you show the legislation regarding this please, I've looked and nothing suggests a tunnel can't be used
I presume you’re doing it off our own back?Next question: is it legal to use Fenns etc for rats and/or squirrels without a license in Scotland?
I’ve just gone down a very confusing rabbit hole.
Seeing as I can but Fenns over the counter in my local Harbro, I’m assuming there’s no licence requirement??
Yes, just for me.I presume you’re doing it off our own back?
Which is fine.
If you’re paid for it, you need trained up.
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Crack on mateYes, just for me.
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@shakey jake is your man there!!Great - thanks!
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