SWISSINNO Vole Trap PRO SuperCat - Efficient Snap Trap for Field and Mole Control, Patented Trigger Mechanism, Easy to Set Up, Safe and Reusable - 1 Trap

Was very easy to use and there was no suffering which was very important to me.

Arrived safely.

only a small garden with one or two fresh molehills each day. bought this hoping to catch the little dude. the instuctions state that this trap will work when placed into mole tunnels that are just below the surface. my mole only burrowed straight down. tried it anyway by putting it into the opening when the molehill is removed. it just gets filled with soil and pushed out. no moles were trapped, although it does do a good job on fingers.bought some poison from ebay. no more mole

Don't waste your moneyUseless, moles trigger it with soil

I'm sure this device will work with certain products but it wont work with the SWISSINNO larger mole trap device as the diameter of the hole maker is much smaller than the diameter required to fit the mole trap once set.The product seems well made but I can only assume its designed for smaller traps.On a positive note the mole traps themselves are brilliant. I caught 2 moles with 24hrs once set.

Vole trap .Item missing probe and cutter !!!What a rip off !

Spike is useful for finding the mole runs but the plastic hole cutter is too small for the MoleTrap to fit down. I therefore have to use a shovel which now makes a hole too big....

The manual digger didn't work. The thread was broken and couldn't stay together at all. I have not been able to use it at all.

i have what i assumed was a vole problem. visible tunnels indicated by lines of dead grass all over my yard. bought 2 traps plus the install kit. started off with just putting 1 trap out just to see how it works. super easy to install. located a raised dirt spot along one of the straight paths, stuck the rod, from the installation kit, in the mound and it plunged in. cut a hole with the hole cutter, from the installation kit, and installed the trap. filled in around the trap a little bit with the dirt removed with the cutter. whole process took about 30 seconds. about 2 minutes later my wife said she heard a snap in the back yard. I checked the trap, and lo-and-behold, i caught a vole. Reset the trap and left it overnight. the next day, another vole caught. reset the trap in the same location, 2 hours later, another vole. Now i am more confident in the trap, so i set the other one up in a different location, and I ordered 2 more. i think the trick is to locate the "runways". they are like highways they use to go to and from a den. they will be long paths that may zig zag around trees or other forms of cover for them. i chose a path that lead from a round spot of dead grass, all the way through my yard and into a preserve behind my house. they probably use this to leave the yard and forage for food to bring back to the den. other paths in the yard seem to come to a dead end. these are just exploratory paths that they eventually abandon. to be sure of this, step on one of the paths to collapse it in. check it the next day. if it is raised up again, then it is an active tunnel and you can set a trap anywhere along it. GET THE INSTALLATION KIT WITH IT. it is worth it and makes installing the traps super easy. then you can always buy more traps****update: I have discovered what I am catching are actually shrews. They are using the existing vole tunnels to find food. I have been finding the traps lying over, or pushed out of the tunnels completely. I think the voles are doing this because they are a bit bigger. Trap may be too lightweight for them. Dont know how effective they are with moles/voles yet because I actually haven’t caught one. Deducting a star****another update. Found a fresh mound. Set the trap and caught a mole. Not a vole, not a shrew. Wasn’t expecting a mole. Still catching shrews in a different part of my yard. I think they have taken up residence in abandoned tunnels. I think the trick to catching the mole was setting it deeper to make sure the entire hole was leading into the trap. Digging too shallow only uncovers part of the hole and they have to redig which pushes dirt into the trap and trips it. i have caught only 1 more shrew since catching the mole, and there has been no more activity. still have the traps set in random parts of my yard. changing back to 5 starts

Vorweg: die Falle löst sehr schnell aus und tötet die Maus schnell und ohne Qualen. Aber dabei gilt es wichtige Sachen zu beachten: 1. Man sollte sich vergewissern, ob es sich wirklich um Wühlmäuse handelt. Am besten erkennt man das an den Gängen, die klar erkennbar durch den Garten verlaufen. Sind nur Löcher im Boden oder gar nur ein Hügel (vulkanartig), sind es eher andere Mäuse bzw Maulwürfe.2. Hat man den Gang klar identifiziert, kann man diesen vorsichtig öffnen. Ich nutze einen alten Esslöffel. Das Loch wird aufgrund der Vorarbeit der wühlMaus sehr schnell groß. Deshalb mit bedacht arbeiten. Am wichtigsten ist jedoch, dass die Erde sowohl im Loch als auch in den Gang hinein entfernt bzw einfach mit einem Löffel fest gedrückt wird. Dadurch wird vermieden, dass die Maus die Erde vor sich her schiebt. Dann die Falle in das Loch stellen und die Öffnung der Falle genau zum Gang ausrichten und spannen. Sollte das Loch etwas größer sein als die Falle, decke ich vorhandene Spalte mit Blättern ab. Beachtet man die saubere Vorbereitung, dann wird die Maus auch gefangen und schnell getötet. Ich habe 2 Fallen seit etwa 48h in Nutzung und schon über 12 Nager erwischt. Wenn man nur Erde fängt, dann liegt es einfach an unsauberer Vorarbeit zum setzen der Falle. Anders kann man es nicht sagen.

Heb er intussen al 2 mollen mee gevangen. Of het duurzaam materiaal is, dat zal de toekomst uitwijzen, maar voor nu "so far so good". TIP: ik lees heel wat negatieve recensies over dit product maar probeer het correct te gebruiken en spoel na iedere vangst het toestel af met heet water om geursporen te verwijderen.

Założona zgodnie z instrukcją spełnia swoją rolę. 2 szkodniki w 48 godzin. Rewelacja.

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