expiredidk_then | Staff posted Dec 07, 2023 12:31 AM
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expiredidk_then | Staff posted Dec 07, 2023 12:31 AM
Tomcat Professional Grade Lawn Mole Trap (Brown)
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I've had pretty good luck with them. So much so, that I ordered four more at this price.
Once you get the hang of setting them, it's relatively easy if the ground is soft. If the dirt is dry or hard, it's somewhere between difficult and impossible. I broke one jaw (of four) off a trap in dry ground.
I really like that it's easy to see if one has tripped, even at 50+ yards.
The key for me was to find the primary mole runs and to sufficiently push down the dirt into the run where the trigger rests. Pushing the dirt far down at the trigger point lets the jaws fully close around the run and ensures the mole is right between between the jaws when it trips.
Happy hunting!
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I've had pretty good luck with them. So much so, that I ordered four more at this price.
Once you get the hang of setting them, it's relatively easy if the ground is soft. If the dirt is dry or hard, it's somewhere between difficult and impossible. I broke one jaw (of four) off a trap in dry ground.
I really like that it's easy to see if one has tripped, even at 50+ yards.
The key for me was to find the primary mole runs and to sufficiently push down the dirt into the run where the trigger rests. Pushing the dirt far down at the trigger point lets the jaws fully close around the run and ensures the mole is right between between the jaws when it trips.
Happy hunting!
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I've had pretty good luck with them. So much so, that I ordered four more at this price.
Once you get the hang of setting them, it's relatively easy if the ground is soft. If the dirt is dry or hard, it's somewhere between difficult and impossible. I broke one jaw (of four) off a trap in dry ground.
I really like that it's easy to see if one has tripped, even at 50+ yards.
The key for me was to find the primary mole runs and to sufficiently push down the dirt into the run where the trigger rests. Pushing the dirt far down at the trigger point lets the jaws fully close around the run and ensures the mole is right between between the jaws when it trips.
Happy hunting!
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Nevermind. Not the same, but I have these and they work great.
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