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therealdeal, in such conditions, I personally wouldn't trap.
It's weird to me how as hunters, we want clean, quick kills, and we are quick to excoriate and condemn hunters who take low-percentage shots and get bad results; yet people in a subset of our same group seem to think it's ok to leave a live critter in a trap for extended periods.
This is a dichotomy I don't quite understand.
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