How do you trap skunk?

How do you you get a skunk out of your garage?

place a non hurting trap catch the skunk and wait until is dehydrated gently take the trap and place it outdoor to release the skunk

How long to starve a skunk in a cage?

how long will it take a skunk to die of starvation in a trap

What happens if you trap one of the skunk babies?

it will die

How do you trap a skunk?

move very slowly and cover the trap with a pool liner so when it sprays it wont get on you

How should you remove a dead skunk from your yard?

Use a small trap just big enough for the skunk to get in. It MUST be small enough to prevent the skunk from lifting it's tail. The skunk can't spray if it can't lift it's tail. Once the skunk is trapped he may be safely relocated. To release the skunk simply place the trap on the ground and open the door. I know that sounds scary but the skunk will nonchalantly walk out and away.

Skunk trap what kind of bait put in a trap?

Animal Control has told me to use raw bacon with salt dumped on it.

How do you catch and release a skunk?

I would call a professional. They probably will use a trap to catch the skunk. Then they will take away the cage while wearing a hazmat suite. Just make sure that the person you hire will release the skunk and not just kill it.

How does a pest control service deal with removing a skunk?

They'll trap the skunk with a special trap called a Havahart trap. This is baited with several types of smelly fish. The pest control service will also wear special clothes to avoid getting sprayed. Pest control services handle skunk problems differently. Many services has professionals that can remove the skunk without causing any harm to the animal.

Smart enough to steal food out of a hunters trap what animal is known as a glutton skunk bear or carcajou?

wolverine

How do you transfer and release a skunk from a cage trap without being sprayed?

If you have a vet who is willing he/she can trank the skunk from a distance. If not, you can cover the trap with a few towels or cloths. Place it on the trap with a long rod. Move slowly and speak in a soft voice while doing this. Talking constantly but quietly will calm the animal. Once the cloth is over one end of the trap, stop for a moment and walk away for a while. When you come back, the skunk may be hiding in that end of the trap. Talk again as you come closer. Place another cloth over the other end of the trap, again using the long rod. Once the trap is covered you can move it without to much trouble if you remember to always talk as you are approaching and moving the trap. Use gloves while moving the trap so it cannot bite you. Use cloth that you can throw away in the event of the skunk spraying within the trap. If you don't startle it, however, it will not spray. Skunks have very bad eyesight and can be surprised when you are close if you don't talk to let it know where you are. You have a much greater chance of getting sprayed if you surprise it. If the skunk is repeatedly stamping, walk away for awhile and let it calm down. Skunks are really very mellow little animals and will allow you surprisingly close if you take care to present yourself as harmless. To remove it from the trap you must kill it, using a rifle and shooting the skunk works. if you attempt to free it, it will spray you as it is leaving the trap. Skunks are pests and sometimes moretimes than not erradication is often a good thing.

Who will come and get rid of a skunk that I have caught in a trap Neither Animal or Vector control provides this service.?

You need to call a pest company they can live trap it if you want. Or call an animal rehab center.

How do you medical De skunk a skunk so it does not spray?

To "de-skunk" a skunk and prevent it from spraying, you can use a method that involves applying a mixture of hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, and dish soap to neutralize the odor. However, it’s crucial to handle the skunk carefully to avoid startling it, which can trigger a spray. If you're dealing with a pet or a skunk in a humane trap, ensure you give it space and use calming techniques before safely releasing or handling it. Always consult wildlife professionals for the best practices in such situations.