The Barker's Skunk Sleeper is made for euthanizing skunks. It is a finely machined aluminum syringe holder that is made specifically for trappers. It attaches to a broom handle or painting pole. Any threaded broom/painting type stick will work but a telescoping paint pole is best. Includes one aluminum skunk sleeper mount, two 12 cc syringes and 3 needles.

The B & B Syringe is used for dispatching trapped animals. This syringe attaches to any standard broom or painter's stick. The syringe comes with a 16 gauge, 1" needle. All metal parts of this syringe are aluminum and have a lifetime warranty. The plastic parts are standard monoject 12cc syringe capable of using any gauge or length screw-on style needle. The metal tip of the syringe is adjustable -- with a 1" needle you can adjust the needle exposure from 1/8" to 7/8". The aluminum end cap which covers the needle can be lubricated with silicone spray, cooking oil or petroleum jelly to allow the cap to move more freely.

Arvin's Lil Stinker Skunk Pole is a push pole with a syringe system that is a great tool to dispatch skunks without them spraying. The two piece pole assembles to 6 1/2 feet long and comes with large and small syringe holders to use with differing wire mesh sizes on cage traps. Comes with 3 needles and two syringes. Replacement syringes and needles can be purchased at farm supply stores.

Death Ray Dispatch Poles are highly effective at dispatching animals caught in traps. They work quickly on coons, coyotes, fox, possums, bobcats, mink, skunk, etc. Available in two lengths, the 2' model works well on smaller animals and the 3' model reaches in the back of cage traps and works well on larger animals.

The Fischer Dispatch Pole is designed for use for dispatch of coyote, fox and coon, but will double as a safe release pole on other animals. This dispatch pole is weighted properly to keep the animal laying while being dispatched. It is rust resistant with a powder coated paint and zinc treated movable parts and has additional torque locking mechanics. The animal is dispatched with no blood leaving cleaner trap sites, no mess or frozen-together animals in back of truck, and no dripping of blood in the fur shed.