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Lenon's
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Live Trapping Muskrat
The muskrat can be found throughout most of North America. They can be found in marshes, rivers, streams and even small ditches. The muskrat is a vegetarian and one way you can tell that muskrat are present is by their feedbeds. These are areas where the muskrat pile roots and grasses while feeding. The feedbeds can be as small as a handful, to as large as a bushel of vegetation.
Another way of telling that muskrats are around is by spotting the houses they make in marshes that resemble a tiny beaver hut or runways leading into the bank dens they use in streams and rivers. Small trails to and from water are another sign that muskrats are present.
Repeating Muskrat Trap is easy to use and is used by both homeowners and trappers alike...
