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An owl-ful situation (westernindependent.com.au)
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A (student) article reminding people to rethink using the baits.

What kinds of traps do people use?

I'll out myself as using a medieval wooden snap trap, with a peanut butter bait. Its nasty, but i've not had much luck with humane traps, and baits are awful in so so many ways. It is used inside the house only.

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