It’s probably her trap
First video of an animal being released where it doesn’t just bolt away the second it can. Heck, that cat even looked thankful after the fact like “oh shit, you helped me? I kinda like you now”
You didn’t attack me?!? I don’t need to attack you??
poor little guy!
/me adds to the list of ways America is super fucked up
In most of the rest of the western world, simply owning a trap like that is illegal - setting one will land you a serious fine and a criminal conviction. They are super dangerous, and you are just as likely to catch a person as you are an animal
It’s almost certainly an Alaskan trap line and she’s possibly commiting a felony. Lynx are fair game for certain seasons and yes the traps aren’t particularly nice.
https://a-z-animals.com/blog/real-life-wonder-woman-saves-trapped-bobcat-from-trap/
It’s safe, it’s a coyote trap that gloms on without drawing blood or breaking bones. Can even stick your hand in it.
they were invented to catch poor people
Well, how else are they supposed to get the bear arms without traps?
Thank you this made me lol
Here’s hoping the cat doesn’t have a serious paw injury.
Article I linked above says it’s a humane trap that doesn’t break bones or draw blood. So that’s good.
I hope I never find myself living somewhere I need to keep an anti-mauling board handy for such occasions.
It is her trap, it’s just not meant for catching wildcats.
Those are usually videos of people trapping the animal off camera just to look heroic when releasing them.
Do you have something to back that up?
Basically animal rescue video channels are probably all fake and keep changing their names when confronted.
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Random wantless accusation, innit?
Fuck she even casually balances the shield on her head like she is just doing some daily chores
Okay, you got me with the username. I thought this was posted to funny at first.
That’s great!
Considering the specialized equipment, not her first rodeo.
Quick searching suggests she hunts them with the traps but has to release when she’s over her quota or the season is over.
Why does she hunt them? Are the overpopulated or intrusive or something?
Edit to add: here’s what I found after a few iterations of searching:
Skye Goode is a woman who engages in a regular practice of trapping coyotes around her home, where they pose a threat to the environment.
Unlike other trappers, she uses a humane, modern-day foothold trap that is strong enough to trap a variety of different animals but does not break any bones and does not draw blood.
https://a-z-animals.com/blog/real-life-wonder-woman-saves-trapped-bobcat-from-trap/
So she doesn’t hunt wildcats. Where’d you get your info?
