"I am a professional molecatcher and decided to buy traps from some different manufacturers to see what is out there. These traps seem to be well made and are very good value but are far too sensitive to set. I often set traps in fields where sheep are grazing and the vibrations from animals walking past sets them off. I have tweaked them a bit and can now use them successfully."

Valorado viernes, 22 de febrero de 2019

"Wish i have purchased all esay set as tunnel traps differcult to set"

Valorado viernes, 1 de febrero de 2019

"I haven't had any success yet but I think it is a standard design possibly will need some adjustment"

Valorado martes, 11 de diciembre de 2018

"They are good. But have to be adjusted and altered to work properly.but at the price very good value"

Valorado jueves, 25 de enero de 2018

"despite moles passing trap and digging around it and filling tunnel full of soil no luck yet."

Valorado jueves, 26 de octubre de 2017

"I have had no success with these traps yet. The moles seem to know they are there and fill them with soil to set them off. I have been very careful not to touch them or put any human scent on them but I still cant get them to work."

Valorado jueves, 26 de octubre de 2017

"they do the job, they are the cheaper end of traps. and you've got to play around with them and alter them before use, if you use them as they come out of the box, they wont catch moles very often, but at the price its not a problem to tweak them to suit your style of trapping, though a D.I.Y.er would struggle, but for the price they are ok, but wont last as long as the more expensive ones"

Valorado miércoles, 4 de octubre de 2017

"Mancano istruzioni per come usare."

Valorado lunes, 7 de octubre de 2013

"The loop of wire the mole pushes to trip the trap could be made with stronger wire as it bends to easy Excellent service and delivery"

Valorado jueves, 8 de marzo de 2012

"I bought two of each of four different mole traps for a totally infested quarter acre lawn. This was following use of humane solar anti mole vibrating deterants coupled with mole powder and mole smokes that failed dismally dispite prolonged use and trying to herd the moles out of the garden in accordance with the instructions - waste of money! Anyway on to a review of the traps a week in to using them: Mole Tunnel trap - need you to dig out a few inches of tunnel and burry ideally under a tile or slate - if you don't the mechanism can get bogged with earth. Need a lot of strength to set and has two triggers in one so fiddly and easy to set off and can catch your fingers if not careful. Nothing caught yet, but preapred to give this trap some more time. Humane Tunnel Trap - humane tunnel trap which is supposed to allow moles in and not out. Like the killing tunnel trap, need you to dig out a few inches of tunnel and burry ideally under a tile or slate. Awkward to install as relatively long (longer than the killing tunnel trap) and mole tunnels can be quite windy. Easy to get the mechanism bunged up with earth. Diameter looked very small relative to mole I trapped with other methods. Not convinced about this one. Easy Set Mole trap - simply dig out a hill, find a tunnel off it and put ther set trap in. Very easy to set though one of the two I bought needed minor mod with a pair of pliers to be able to set it. Nothing caught in this trap yet but more convinced it will work than the tunnel trap. Advantage is you can see at a glance if it has gone off. Get the feeling its action could be hampered by earth if it isn't quite position right. Mole Claw Trap - biggest of the four traps and very easy to set (though needs some strength). My first of the four trap types to score a kill - looked like it probably broke the back of the mole and killed it instantly. it was a pretty big mole and concerned it might go round rather than through (and therefore not trigger) the other traps. In summary, so far not convinced about the humane tunnel, and the killing tunnel is fiddly and needs to be uncovered to check its status. My gut instinct is I'll clear the remaining moles up with the two scissor type traps that are easily set and planted and easy to check."

Valorado jueves, 24 de noviembre de 2011

"I cannot really rate the product because despite 5 attempts I have yet to catch a mole! maybe its not the product but just me!"

Valorado lunes, 11 de abril de 2011

"I purchased three traps and was sent an extra one to replace one with a setting hook missing. Setting the traps requires quite a lot of force and I found that some setting hooks failed to hold the spring due to a tilt that can appear because of variation in the geometry of the way that the main spring was anchored to the main curved body. However, after a bit of work with a pair of molegrips (how ironic!) while gingerly avoiding getting fingers snapped unawares I was able to bend things to a better position. I still found some of the setting hooks to be hair-trigger, so it took a while sometimes before I was able to set both arms of a trap and insert it into the hole dug for it without one of the arms triggering. I had earlier got advice on how to look for the mole run using a thin pole from the web and also on where to set the trap. The upshot is that after setting two traps unsuccessfully for a couple of days, one trap finally caught the little beastie that was threating to cause havoc in our garden. Itw as a small one and its head was well stuck through one of the trigger paddles. So I am sold on the traps utility and can recommend them, but I recommend also that each pair of setting arms be tested on each trap before sending them out to confirm that they will hold OK."

Valorado viernes, 13 de agosto de 2010

"Quite difficult to set without losing a finger or two! Trigger mechanism very (too?) sensitive. Would not stay set without further bending the wires, leading to one of the hooks snapping off when bent only a small amount. Prefer the scissor-type trap also purchased - easier to set and much more robust though not much more expensive. Not caught anything in either yet though...."

Valorado martes, 27 de julio de 2010