KERBL 299628 VOLEX ALIVE Tunnel Trap for Moles and Voles

Product detailed description

KERBL VOLEX ALIVE Tunnel Trap for Moles and Voles

Trap for moles and voles, 20 cm long, with two entrances into the trap, with an inspection hole.

• The tunnel trap for moles is popular among owners of all gardens and orchards where moles and voles damage crops or lawns.
• Installation of the trap is simple and even inexperienced beginners can manage it.
• The trap mechanism works on the system of a through latch trap. The through tube is fitted with a latch at both ends, which can be easily opened inwards. However, the latch will not let the mole out again, so it remains caught inside the trap.
• You can check whether a mole has been caught through the inspection hole. 
  
  

Types of animals that can be caught using the trap

• Specifically, this through trap is suitable for moles, voles and other rodents that live underground.
  
  

Technical design of the trap

• The trap is 20 cm long.
• This trap is made of high-quality plastic.
• 2 high-quality latches.
• Through the inspection hole you can check whether a mole is present in the trap.
• The trap is suitable for placing underground, directly into the mole's tunnel.

How to set the mole trap

• To prevent human scent from being transferred to the trap, which the mole could detect and which could discourage it from entering the trap, we recommend using protective gloves when handling the trap, which will reduce the risk of transferring human scent onto the trap. 
• Before setting the trap, first check which tunnels the mole actively uses, as these are where you will have the best chance of catching it. We recommend flattening all molehills in the garden and then observing which molehills the mole rebuilds by the next day.
• Then use a spade to uncover these molehills until you reach the horizontal tunnel. Place the trap into this tunnel so that it smoothly connects to the mole's tunnel and so that the inspection holes face sideways and soil does not fall into the trap. You can then partially cover the trap with soil so that you can easily access the inspection holes afterwards.
• Check the trap frequently using the inspection hole, so that the mole is not caught inside for longer than necessary.

Good luck hunting!