Trapping as a Method to Control Damage to Livestock Animals

Trapping is the act of setting a trap that would lead to the catching of an animal effectively and strategically, preferably without causing them harm. It can be used as a method to control damage to livestock animals by creating boundaries and keeping the livestock away from potential dangerous areas where they can get stuck and harm themselves.

For example, livestock animals can be kept in a bounded place such as a shelter so they don't scatter away and potentially get injured. This method helps in preventing damage to the animals and ensures their safety.

Trapping and exposure can cause several damages to the health of these animals. Most animals do not survive during transport or the conditions of trapping, leading to their death soon after being captured.