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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 209588" data-attributes="member: 389">Yoby, the two I have had were from either TSC or Runnings.&nbsp; Basically they all tend to operate the same.I am not sure if a skunk will get caught by that style of paw traps. I always thought those were more for coons. They might work though.- - - Updated - - -Oh yeah, and there's commercially available skunk shampoo.&nbsp; Available again at places like Runnings, etc.&nbsp; It is basically hydrogen peroxide and baking soda, they just charge aplenty for it.&nbsp; So while I know the recipe, it's just as easy to have a bottle of the stuff on the shelf for when I've needed it.&nbsp; Which is once over the past 3 years. El dumdum took a glancing spray to the face.The key to removing skunk smell is to remember that the stuff is really oily, hence the dawn dish soap recommendation, and it's a sulfur (thiol) chemical smell, so chemical oxidation of it turns it into less stinky sulfur chemicals.&nbsp; And that's the job of the hydrogen peroxide.- - - Updated - - -p.s. remember, if you use too much peroxide, you will have a blonde dog.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 209588, member: 389"] Yoby, the two I have had were from either TSC or Runnings. Basically they all tend to operate the same. I am not sure if a skunk will get caught by that style of paw traps. I always thought those were more for coons. They might work though. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Oh yeah, and there's commercially available skunk shampoo. Available again at places like Runnings, etc. It is basically hydrogen peroxide and baking soda, they just charge aplenty for it. So while I know the recipe, it's just as easy to have a bottle of the stuff on the shelf for when I've needed it. Which is once over the past 3 years. El dumdum took a glancing spray to the face. The key to removing skunk smell is to remember that the stuff is really oily, hence the dawn dish soap recommendation, and it's a sulfur (thiol) chemical smell, so chemical oxidation of it turns it into less stinky sulfur chemicals. And that's the job of the hydrogen peroxide. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] p.s. remember, if you use too much peroxide, you will have a blonde dog. [/QUOTE]

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