Pedal Trigger Mechanism
Adopting pedal trigger, which is more sensitive and increase the rate of trapping.
Precision Cutting
Solid structure with better cutting technology.
Escape-proof door design
Once trapped, no way to escape.
Galvanized Design
Good-looking and for long-lasting repeatable use.
Structure
1. Cage door, 2. Door lock
3. Door handle
4. Compression rod
5. Trigger hole
6. Bait hook, 7. Pedal
Please check the size you will order!
- Small Size: 10.5 x 5.5 x 4.5 inches
- Medium Size: 12 x6.5 x5 inches
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| Product name | Rat trap | Gnat trap | Rat Glue Trap | Widow Fly Trap | Fly Swatter |
| Package | 1-Pack | 10/20/30-Pack | 12-Pack | 30-Pack | 6-Pack |
| Size | 10.5''x 5.5''x 4.5''/ 12’‘x 6.5’‘x 5’‘ | 8'' x 6'' | 13.4'' x 8.47'' | 8.27'' x 2.76'' | 17.5'' x 4.8'' |
| Indoor/Outdoor | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? |
| Adhesive | X | ? | ? | ? | X |
With the continuous effort of inventors and experts, humane animal traps have made significant progress in the recent thirty years. This product is made of ingenious design, advanced craft, high sensitivity which is well suited for rat, mouse, mice, chipmunk and other small rodents. It's not fit for opossum or big squirrel, since they can bite the trap broken and escape.
HOW TO CATCH THEM IN A RIGHT WAY
1. Try to place the cage in dark and gloomy places where they often appear or on the way to their nest.
2. Put the sweet-smelling and tasty bait inside and outside (lure them inside) of the cage door. Peanut and sausage are all good choices, it’s better to keep the bait fresh. (It is highly recommended to hang the bait on the hook, or put a small amount of (1oz) bait behind and on the pedal)
3. Old rats are smart and prudent, so for the first few days, keep the door open all the time until these little critters lose their guard and start to eat the bait in the cage freely, then it’s time to catch them.
Pedal Trigger Mechanism
Adopting pedal trigger, which is more sensitive and increase the rate of trapping.
Precision Cutting
Solid structure with better cutting technology.
Escape-proof door design
Once trapped, no way to escape.
Galvanized Design
Good-looking and for long-lasting repeatable use.
Structure
1. Cage door, 2. Door lock
3. Door handle
4. Compression rod
5. Trigger hole
6. Bait hook, 7. Pedal
Step 1
Pull up the door lock to the top
Step 2
Get the compression rod cross the door handle, then press it down
Step 3
Insert the compression rod into the trigger hole
Step 4
Place baits on the pedal
Please check the size you will order!
- Small Size: 10.5 x 5.5 x 4.5 inches
- Medium Size: 12 x6.5 x5 inches
Click here |  Click here | Click here | Click here | Click here | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Customer Reviews | — | — | — | — | — |
| Price | — | — | — | — | — |
| Product name | Rat trap | Gnat trap | Rat Glue Trap | Widow Fly Trap | Fly Swatter |
| Package | 1-Pack | 10/20/30-Pack | 12-Pack | 30-Pack | 6-Pack |
| Size | 10.5''x 5.5''x 4.5''/ 12’‘x 6.5’‘x 5’‘ | 8'' x 6'' | 13.4'' x 8.47'' | 8.27'' x 2.76'' | 17.5'' x 4.8'' |
| Indoor/Outdoor | ? | ? | ? | ? | ? |
| Adhesive | X | ? | ? | ? | X |
With the continuous effort of inventors and experts, humane animal traps have made significant progress in the recent thirty years. This product is made of ingenious design, advanced craft, high sensitivity which is well suited for rat, mouse, mice, chipmunk and other small rodents. It's not fit for opossum or big squirrel, since they can bite the trap broken and escape.
HOW TO CATCH THEM IN A RIGHT WAY
1. Try to place the cage in dark and gloomy places where they often appear or on the way to their nest.
2. Put the sweet-smelling and tasty bait inside and outside (lure them inside) of the cage door. Peanut and sausage are all good choices, it’s better to keep the bait fresh. (It is highly recommended to hang the bait on the hook, or put a small amount of (1oz) bait behind and on the pedal)
3. Old rats are smart and prudent, so for the first few days, keep the door open all the time until these little critters lose their guard and start to eat the bait in the cage freely, then it’s time to catch them.