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<blockquote data-quote="DSheetz" data-source="post: 2277675" data-attributes="member: 91783"><p>I don't like fleas at all . The best flea treatment that I have found is made by Adams it smells good and kills fleas on dogs as well as humans . I used a large black lawn garbage bag in the field to put my critters in and sprayed them once in the bag with raid tick and flea spray . That takes care of fleas , ticks and mites of all kinds . When I needed to get critters back to my truck from a distance I made a drag from a 4" piece of 1/2 "sch 40 PVC pipe . I drilled an 1/8 hole in one side put a 36" boot lace through the hole shoved it out the end of the pipe tied a knot in it and pulled it back into the pipe . I used a double ferrule for 3/32nd snare cable to make an adjustable loop in the other end that I hooked the upper jaws canine teeth in and drug them behind me head first , just a slip knot works well also . Animals always drag easier with the fur or hair then against it and you end up with less fur damage .You can wrap the cord around the pipe and carry it in a pocket as it takes up little room . Adams is water based so if left in the truck it will freeze . I had a fur buyer once tell me I like buying your fur they smell like flea spray so I know that I won't get infested by yours . When I put my fur up I always washed them after I skinned them to get the dirt , blood ect. out of the fur took the burs and other tangles out of them and combed them well . On bobcats the fur buyers look at the bellies for stains . Washing them with woolite takes any of the milk stains out of the fur . But when the buyer runs his hand down the belly he's feeling for nipples on them , and you get docket if he feels them as they will be called milk bellies . A good fur buyer taught me how to avoid this . Once your cat is stretched and dried you lay it down on it's back run your hand down the belly , when feel a nipple stop then blow on the fur it will expose the nipple . You then use a pair of toe nail clippers and clip just the nipple off close to the skin . If you need to you can wet the fur just a little to keep it laying down away from where you are going to clip the nipple off . More trivia that I learned over the years . When the price of fur is low you need to know how and what to do to get the best price you can from them just to pay for gas as you play .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DSheetz, post: 2277675, member: 91783"] I don't like fleas at all . The best flea treatment that I have found is made by Adams it smells good and kills fleas on dogs as well as humans . I used a large black lawn garbage bag in the field to put my critters in and sprayed them once in the bag with raid tick and flea spray . That takes care of fleas , ticks and mites of all kinds . When I needed to get critters back to my truck from a distance I made a drag from a 4" piece of 1/2 "sch 40 PVC pipe . I drilled an 1/8 hole in one side put a 36" boot lace through the hole shoved it out the end of the pipe tied a knot in it and pulled it back into the pipe . I used a double ferrule for 3/32nd snare cable to make an adjustable loop in the other end that I hooked the upper jaws canine teeth in and drug them behind me head first , just a slip knot works well also . Animals always drag easier with the fur or hair then against it and you end up with less fur damage .You can wrap the cord around the pipe and carry it in a pocket as it takes up little room . Adams is water based so if left in the truck it will freeze . I had a fur buyer once tell me I like buying your fur they smell like flea spray so I know that I won't get infested by yours . When I put my fur up I always washed them after I skinned them to get the dirt , blood ect. out of the fur took the burs and other tangles out of them and combed them well . On bobcats the fur buyers look at the bellies for stains . Washing them with woolite takes any of the milk stains out of the fur . But when the buyer runs his hand down the belly he's feeling for nipples on them , and you get docket if he feels them as they will be called milk bellies . A good fur buyer taught me how to avoid this . Once your cat is stretched and dried you lay it down on it's back run your hand down the belly , when feel a nipple stop then blow on the fur it will expose the nipple . You then use a pair of toe nail clippers and clip just the nipple off close to the skin . If you need to you can wet the fur just a little to keep it laying down away from where you are going to clip the nipple off . More trivia that I learned over the years . When the price of fur is low you need to know how and what to do to get the best price you can from them just to pay for gas as you play . [/QUOTE]
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