2nd from left looks like a big boar...

I gotta do something about the coons on my place. Never trapped. Are these the snare type traps that they stick their paw in and get hung up?

You caught a foot also. Not sure if it counts as a whole. 0.2 maybe?

These traps are not true snare traps, but rather are classified as "dog-proof" traps, as a dog is not able to stick its paw down into the bait that is placed inside the tube. Because I live in what is technically a subdivision, we have pet dogs running all over the place from the neighbors' houses, so I can't afford to use a traditional spring trap and risk potentially catching one of the neighbor's dogs. That leaves either using live traps or the "dog-proof" traps. After a large raccoon ruined my live trap (see my post below), I declared my revenge on the raccoons, and bought a couple of the "dog-proof" traps, along with some lengths of chain to secure them to trees. I used cat food to fill the bottom of the trap, and sprinkled a little vanilla extract in the tube to get their attention with smell. Boy, did they work! The first 3 nights I used these traps I caught 3 raccoons, and now the only time I use the live traps is if I need to catch something else, like a fox, possum, etc. The spring on these traps is very strong, so you will need to buy a setting tool, but they are relatively cheap. There are two major manufacturers of "dog-proof" traps: Duke traps and Z-Traps. Either one is good and will do the job. I just happened to buy the Z-Traps because that is what the feed store had in stock. However, it's by far the best $15 I have ever spent to catch raccoons.

Had 6 in my traps this weekend. That'd be what, about 24 for the post.