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| Weight | 750 g |
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| Dimensions | 28.7 × 16 × 22.3 cm |
Tim Dudka –
easy to use and works great for small pests
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Cecelia blanchard –
Easy to use
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S. Chen –
Easy to use. Well designed and effective. Caught 3 mouse in my garage.
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Brandon Garbaciak –
Using to catch these pesky squirrels in my back yard. Works well, the trap is easy to set. It is light, to a fault. When a big one gets trapped, they make a heck of a racket trying to get out. But a cinder block on top helps with that.
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Steve Kocher –
I placed the trap with bait but did not set the trigger. Once the rodent was used to getting food from the cage, I set the trigger and it caught the mouse within a few hours without harming the animal.
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vincent salico –
Ease of use and easy to clean.
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Lawrence Johnson –
Caught many small critters. Only one has gotten out (probably too big).
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Elizabeth B. –
It’s easy to use and sturdy-enough to handle chipmunks. I have caught an average of two chipmunks per day (one at a time) for the past week. The best bait is peanut butter. As long as you only put a tablespoon on the trap, there isn’t much left to clean by the time you release the chipmunk. The chipmunks cannot resist it and get trapped every time.
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Mike in Califoria –
I bought some and love these traps for how well they work, but when reordering stumbled across the same design with far better construction at the same price. Several vendors sell the same traps, and close examination of the photos will show heavier mesh and wire in the cage and door handle, thicker sheet metal everywhere and mostly (harder to see) in the trigger assembly that I spent so much time repairing, or building a new one, with nearly every catch. It catches tiny mice and adult squirrels alike, but they can bite right through the fine wire. I now think these are a cheap knock off of the better trap. Spend the 38 cents or so to save hours of repair time.
Bonus: Most rodent traps also catch desirable snakes and birds, and this design has yet to injure them before I can release them.
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Roger Yepsen –
I have tried more than a dozen trap over the years in our old stone farmhouse, snap and so-called humane. Our choice is now the wire trap, for several reasons. We had been using the small green plastic humane traps, but there are issues: because they are dark, it is easy to overlook a mouse so that it might die a miserable death inside; the doors on some will close on the mouse’s tail, unless you take the trouble to add a wad of tape at the top of the opening; and overnight a mouse will foul the trap, so that eventually you have to clean them in a bucket of bleach or else toss them. The wire traps have to be place on paper, as you would a cage for any animal, to aid in cleanup. But you can easily see the mouse; baiting is a snap (so to speak); and the trap is easy to clean by hosing it off. It’s part trap, part cage, and truly humane.
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Bill –
Started to see rats around the bird feeder. Caught 3 so far, keeping trap out. No sightings in the past were.
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whataklown –
Seems to be alright though I haven’t caught my crafty chipmunk living under my outside patio deck yet. Though that’s not necessarily the fault of this trap.
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Freestone –
Young rat #1 was caught with cracked corn within 20 minutes of setting, then relocated to a creek in the woods. Young rat #2 was caught about 15 minutes after setting trap which I put out four days later, again with cracked corn, and will be released the same spit. After capture they both got more cracked corn so they relocate on full tummies. I had three other live traps out also tonight but so far nothing in them. Hopefully these are the only ones 😂 Really pleased with this trap and ordered the mwsium and two more small sizes for garage mice. This trap is easy to adjust the trigger sensitivity.
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Peggy –
Trap is easy to use and is humane for releasing carnitas to another area. Cover trap with old towels to keep animal calm during transport. Easy to clean after release.
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Tim Putnam –
Easy to use and very effective so far.
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HAPPY PLACE PRODUCTS –
With a little peanut butter for bait, we’ve trapped all the Rats that were in our garden fairly quickly. trap is easy to set and release far away from home.
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Mary O. –
This product is simple to use. the size was perfect for mice or chipmunks. It doesn’t not hurt them, just traps them.
Two options. One to trap and release but do it far away from your home or they will return and other way is -stick whole cage in 5 gallon water bucket to drown. its quick and they don’t suffer. your choice. We caught three mice and two chipmunks. Chipmunks were digging around our back porch.
I put a little peanut butter and seeds on the flat part that when they touch it it triggers the door to close. put a little trail outside of the trap. We haven’t seen anymore critters.
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bzhagui –
Gets the job done. Works well and simple
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Michael K –
Door apparatus is to short, and does not work right
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Mac –
Welds were done without inert gas. Painted on galvanizing. Poor craftsmanship but it does work.
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Joseph Thompson –
These traps are easy to use and worked great to get rid of chipmunks. I used peanut butter in a small cup near the trigger. Also caught mice in the garage. I am done with sticky traps for mice.
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C. Banker –
Very easy to set up, and when I caught a crazy squirrel by mistake , very easy to let him out
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Don –
good
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Ellen –
Today we caught Alvin, Simon, Theodore, and another chipmunk we didn’t name. I released them about 2 miles from our house. Lesson learned here. I was failing at first. Go with walnuts. Break them apart a little bit in your hands. They love that scent. Put them towards the back of the step platform that triggers the trap. Now that I’ve got it down, we’re in the chipmunk relocation business.
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Grumpy in Maine –
We have had an invasion of chipmunks in our yard over the last two years. Was cute at first, they would walk right up next to me on my back porch looking for sunflower seed handouts. Amusing and fun to watch until I discovered they were burrowing in extensively in my back yard around my high bush blueberries and in behind my stone wall. Those little buggers can move some dirt! Fearing undermining and damage to my plants the chipmunks had to go. Didn’t want to use poison and living in a neighborhood with firearms restrictions I wanted a better way. I didn’t really want to kill them anyway. Tried this trap and sure enough, caught the first one within 10 minutes of setting the trap. Since then I’ve relocated 3 of them to an area where I know there are other chipmunks thriving naturally. So far so good, this trap has been excellent to use!
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Skabitsky –
Black oil sunflower seeds sprinkled around and on the trigger. After a couple days the little jerk was in there. The trap worked fine.
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Nicolas C. –
Caught chipmunk in my garage on the first night.
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S. Scott –
We have caught about 30 chipmunks in this trap in about a month and a half, and also a couple of squirrels. So glad to be rid of these pests, and this trap did the trick. We used sunflower seeds to entice them into the trap.
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Southern Gypsy –
I received this at my door step at 3pm. I set the trap at 7pm. Trap sprung at 1am. Caught him! I’m pretty sure I only have 1 mouse, but I reset it and put it back just in case. Bait: I put peanut butter on 2 acorns and stuck them to the trap plate. Also, the mouse I caught tonight was pretty little and the trap still sprung. So, if you’re worried about how much pressure it takes to spring the trap…. Barely any! (He looks big in the pic because of how zoomed in I am. Trust me. He was little.).
UPDATE: I caught 3 in 24hrs.
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Noreen Mulcahey –
no caution was written about the arm bending if you try to arm it while the door lock slides down automatically.
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