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Badger trap
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14 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)
Country of origin
Finland
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The trap is also suitable for other animals, such as mangut, fox etc. The badger is a strong animal that gladly pulls available parts in the trap. That’s why the badgers moveable parts are placed outside the trap. The trap is fit with a double entrance which makes it impossible for the strong badger to to press the hatch up and make its escape.
Use:
Set the trap by opening the trap hatch and putting in the bait, right at the end of the trap, on the floor. Push out the lock on both sides and open the lock. Thread the trap mechanism under the parallel of the hatch. The trap closes when the animal steps on the pedal inside the trap.
- Length: 116cm
- Width: 41cm
- Height: 46cm
- Weight: 13kg
- Material: PVC-coated Aluzink 1×2”, 3,5mm thread
- Reinforcements: Galvanised thread 4 and 5mm
The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 410 x 460 x 1160 mm.
Weight
14 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)
Country of origin
FinlandComments
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— Show originalSturdy structure. The sensitivity can be adjusted with the door handle. A bait basket could be a good thing, there will be no temptation to try to dig underneath. You probably won't go through the hatch, nor easily anywhere else. Four stars because you may find even a family, although hardly domestic. Only three nights in the back and no badgers or rams in this trap. Good buy. — Show originalAlthough this is not an opinion column, I will also respond to your opinion during this product review holiday. I think your comment is quite appropriate. I myself have been hunting and trapping for forty years. I have focused my trapping on the non-native species Supikoira and Mink. Of course, e.g. badgers, gazelles and foxes sometimes get caught in the traps, but I always release them back into the wild. By the way, I have come to the conclusion that being trapped is not a very traumatic experience, especially for Badgers and Fawns, because the same Badger and the same Fawn often end up in the same trap many times in a row. I personally agree with you that native small animals should not be hunted at all. As for the product review, this trap is quite well made and of good quality. — Show originalThe badger is an native species in Finland.
Why even chase the resource pits?