Faicuk Heavy Duty Squirrel Trap Chipmunk Trap Rat Trap and Other Similar-Size Rodents - 16.3” x 6” x 6.7”

- Heavy Duty - Constructed of sturdy galvanized steel for maximum resistance to rust and corrosion. 12-Gauge wire mesh prevents animals from breaking it. - Ultra Sensitive - Once the pedal touched slightly, the gravity-action door will drop down in a flash. Also the trigger bar is located outside the trap to prevent captured animals from damaging it. - Bait Recommendations - The most attractive bait is peanut butter, cake, biscuit, jujube, longan, walnut, beans,corn, peanuts, sunflower seeds, fried food, sausage, roast meat ect. Suggest placing the bait beyond the trigger plate towards the rear of the trap, away from the trap walls to prevent any animal from reaching the bait from outside the trap. - Applicable Targets - 16.3” x 6” x 6.7” trap cage for catching : grey squirrels, chipmunks, tree squirrels, flying squirrels, weasels, rats, voles and other similar-size nuisance animals. Not suitable for larger animals such as groundhogs and rabbits. - Storage Suggestions - Metal cages should be stored in a clean, dry place, avoiding humidity and corrosive substances. During storage and handling, collisions and friction between metal cages and other hard objects should be avoided to prevent damage to their structure and surface coating. - Kindly Note - We recommend checking with your local authorities to determine the trapping laws in your area before using a live trap.

Product description

Does your house or yard suffer from unwanted pets?

Faicuk Heavy Duty Squirrel Trap :

Product Usage Recommendations :

Target Animals for the Faicuk Humane Live Animal Cage Trap :

Do you have a headache how to catch them ?

Come on, Faicuk squirrel trap will be resolve your problem well !!!

1. Dimensions: 16.3” x 6” x 6.7”

2. Built to last - resists rust and corrosion.

3. Smoothed internal edges protect and prevent injuries to animals.

4. One gravity-action door with sensitive trigger to ensure quick, secure trapping.

5. Each trap features a carrying handle ensure won't come in contact with the animal inside.

6. Ideal for humanely catching squirrels, chipmunks, rats, weasels, voles and similar-size nuisance animals.

(1)Environmental requirements:

Place in a dry and animal infested area to prevent the cage from corroding and rusting in a damp environment, causing the trigger mechanism to be insensitive.

(2)Trap Placement:

Rats travel along pathways like walls and wires, and tend to use the exact same pathways time after time. The best location for your trap is longways against a wall closest to the damage. Place your trap on a level surface to avoid disturbing the trigger mechanism. Suggest disguising and hiding the cage to make it easier to catch the target.

(3)Bait selection:

Peanut butter or dried fruit are great baits for both the Norway rat and the roof rat. Place the bait beyond the trigger plate , towards the back end of the trap. Position it away from the trap walls to prevent a rat from reaching the bait from outside of the trap.

(4)Tips:

1.Rats tend to be neophobic - shy of new objects in their territory.Introduce your trap by "pre-baiting" it: position it properly, keep the door open and place some bait inside. Allow your rats to get used to the trap's position, re-baiting periodically if necessary.

2.Wear gloves whenever handling a rat trap to avoid transferring your scent to the trap.A rat may be even more cautious of a trap if it carries human scent.

Suggested Bait：meats, nuts, apple slices and grains

Suggested Bait: peanut butter, nuts, apple slices and grains

Suggested Bait: corn, peanuts, sunflower seeds, chestnut

Suggested Bait: fried food，sausage，roast meat

Troubleshooting Steps for a Single-Door Squirrel Trap:

1. Check if the trap is properly set: Ensure the trigger mechanism is engaged correctly and the door is fully open without obstruction.

2. Inspect for blockages: Remove any debris, food crumbs, or bedding that might prevent the door from closing smoothly.

3. Test the sensitivity: Gently trigger the mechanism (e.g., with a small object) to see if the door shuts firmly. If it’s too loose or stiff, adjust the trigger mechanism if possible.

4. Verify bait placement: Make sure the bait is positioned where it can be accessed by the mouse without triggering the trap prematurely, and replace stale bait.

5. Check for damage: Look for bent parts, broken springs, or a warped door?replace damaged components if necessary.

6. Reset and monitor: After adjustments, reset the trap and place it in a location with signs of squirrels activity (e.g., droppings), ensuring it’s stable and not easily knocked over.