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Catching Diamondbacks
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by CottonmouthKyle on June 22, 2004
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Has anyone ever tryed caging mice and putting them in the field to catch rattlers? I think that if you place them in a good area it should attract a rattler. Maybe putting a peice of tin out with the mice under it in the cage would work.
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RE: Catching Diamondbacks
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by Chris_Harper on June 24, 2004
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Good guess. You're right. That trap wouldn't catch EDB's, as they are not "moving and stalking" predators. Rather, they are ambush predators that will locate a rodent-trail, then set up an ambush. Much as a deer hunter would do.
~CH
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by pygmybait on June 26, 2004
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Maybe he could put a rabbit on a leash and take him for a walk....I'm only joking. You wouldn't have much luck with this idea. Anyway, it's a lot more fun to go turning stumps and brush...
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