Apparently if they can't lift their tail they can't spray, so confined in a small enough trap you're fine. Haven't tried it myself but have been tempted once or twice.
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Apparently if they can't lift their tail they can't spray, so confined in a small enough trap you're fine. Haven't tried it myself but have been tempted once or twice.
Tom O
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I have had them at my feet before coming from the garage and have never been sprayed I find if you remain calm and talk to them usually they won’t spray if they’re not threatened now covering them for transport still talking to them lol puts them in a confined space reducing the chance of spraying.
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We reside on the northwest side of Moose Jaw a short distance from the prairie fringe like 1/8 of a mile. This past year we've had all sorts of wild critters visit our area from moose, bear to mountain lion none of which is unusual. Racoons, wild rabbits etc., and the like can become a real pest even thought they are only trying to survive. Can't say I've ever seen or heard of skunks in our area other than the two legged variety who can't read the sign on our mail box (No Soliciting).