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The Pros and Cons of Various Types of Animal TrapsThe best solution for the responsible trapper using any kind of animal trap is to check traps promptly and often - regardless of how lax the laws of the jurisdiction are - to reduce both the chances of animal suffering and to better preserve the condition of the animal pelt or carcass in the wild.Checking your traps often will also decrease the chance that the capture of non-target or accidental catches would suffer from the experience. The Oneida Victor Company strongly recommends that trapper everywhere in all industries take this factor very seriously when utilizing any kind of animal trap.
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