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HI,

Don't know if anynone knows the answer but i've got a lot of 2x3 dog wire netting that i am going to try and make some fox cage traps out of.(and don't want to buy more netting if i don't have to)

I have one roll at four ft high and half roll at three foot high. and i want to make them collapable and light so they anr easy to transport. Any way dose any one khow if a cat could get it's head through or its hole body? as i want to make a multie pourpouse trap, as the old trap that i did catch feral cats in was to small :icon_redface: .

would it be better having the wire 2 wide and 3 high or the other way around?

cheers :D

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HI,

Don't know if anynone knows the answer but i've got a lot of 2x3 dog wire netting that i am going to try and make some fox cage traps out of.(and don't want to buy more netting if i don't have to)

I have one roll at four ft high and half roll at three foot high. and i want to make them collapable and light so they anr easy to transport. Any way dose any one khow if a cat could get it's head through or its hole body? as i want to make a multie pourpouse trap, as the old trap that i did catch feral cats in was to small :icon_redface: .

would it be better having the wire 2 wide and 3 high or the other way around?

cheers :D

 

Why not make a small cage out of your wire stick a cat in and see if it can get out.

Cats do vary in size and make sure you don't hurt the cat. :victory:

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HI,

Don't know if anynone knows the answer but i've got a lot of 2x3 dog wire netting that i am going to try and make some fox cage traps out of.(and don't want to buy more netting if i don't have to)

I have one roll at four ft high and half roll at three foot high. and i want to make them collapable and light so they anr easy to transport. Any way dose any one khow if a cat could get it's head through or its hole body? as i want to make a multie pourpouse trap, as the old trap that i did catch feral cats in was to small :icon_redface: .

would it be better having the wire 2 wide and 3 high or the other way around?

cheers :D

 

Why not make a small cage out of your wire stick a cat in and see if it can get out.

Cats do vary in size and make sure you don't hurt the cat. :victory:

Thanks para1 should of thought of that one my self :wallbash:

been a while since i've been trappping, just got to get the old grey matter working again, CHEERS

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The only problem with a bigger mesh is the little sods will stick their paws through clawing at your bait, imo 2x3 is getting a bit too big. They reckon if a cat can get its head through the rest will follow and not all moggies are big tom sized are they.

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True that Gripper, I thought about doublin the wire up to make the holes 1x1n1/2 but that doubles the weight of the trap and half's the number of traps but if i'm going to do the job, i should do it properly, right from the start. I was going to putting hessan around the bait end of the trap to stop them pawwin the bait and give the cought animal a bit of shelter till i get to the trap and deal with it.

what do you think cheers

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