Kraken - Trampa de ardilla humana para ratones de ratón, ratón, roedor

I ordered this trap to catch mice in my firewood pile. Note that this trap does have a small amount of assembly, but the process is easy. The process to set the trap was simple process. I used sunflower seeds to bait this trap. Over the past month I have caught several mice. I have also caught a chipmunk and released it, because they are protected animals in my location. Opening the trap that was activated is straightforward. The holes in the cage of this trap are small, but I do feel that a smaller sized mouse may be able to squeeze through these holes and escape. Overall this live trap works well for my purpose. I would recommend this trap for anyone in need of trapping small animals.

I was honestly impressed with how quickly this worked. I set it up with bait, and it caught a mouse on the very first day. That was much faster than I expected, especially considering how determined that little houseguest seemed to be.The trap is straightforward to set, and the trigger was sensitive enough to do its job without me having to constantly check whether it had gone off. The cage-style design also means I wasn’t dealing with a traditional snap trap or anything messy.For me, the biggest selling point is simply that it worked. A mouse was caught on day one, so I’d say the trap made a pretty convincing first impression. If you’re trying to catch a little unwanted visitor without using a traditional kill trap, this is definitely worth considering.

So far it's failed to catch the rodent, after multiple attempts. The trap trips but it's empty.

This trap is a nice to have for our chicken coup. We have had a rat problem and have multiple live traps to catch them in places where a non live trap would be dangerous to the chickens or pets. The mechanism works fine but is a little wierd to setup. It activates just fine with barely any force which makes it finicky to sit down while ready. Great trap overall for small pests.

This style of trap has given us the best results in catch rats who like to go into our storage shed. This sturdy metal trap has a single door and works. The best design are the dual door ones that provide a clear line of sight through the trap for rat to see where he is going. I did some research about using these and according to rat catching experts, rats like to see all the way through but mice don't care about that as much. From my own personal experience I can say that I have caught twice as many with the double door version than this single door one. But the double door one requires a lot more space and is for putting along a wall to their little trail where they like to walk. Sometimes that much space is not available and that is where we use these. Like on a shelf or somewhere …

This live trap I saw and got before the rodents start finding their way in the house. With the season changes, there are always rodents who find the nooks and crannies. This will help keep them under control until we find the hole that was used.This trap came boxed well (pic 1) and included a quick set up on the other side for immediate use if you've used them before. They included very detailed instructions for a first time user and assembly was just one piece, so it was done in 30 seconds (pic 2). With the size of the trap, it may not fit the squirrels that are around here, but mice will for sure fall for it. The old amish trick is to tie a thread to their tail and release them close to the house, they will run straight for the crack. You follow the thread, and find the opening, then …

This live cage trap has a pretty straightforward design, which is exactly what I would want from something like this. There aren't a bunch of confusing parts, and the basic setup is easy to understand. The metal construction feels fairly sturdy, and I like that it's reusable rather than something that's meant to be thrown away after one use.One thing that stands out is the sensitive trigger mechanism. For effectiveness, that's probably the most important part of a live trap because the door needs to respond when a small animal actually steps on the trigger area. The mechanism moves freely and the door closes with a decent amount of force. At the same time, the cage design allows an animal to be contained rather than harmed, which is the main reason I'd choose this style of trap. The size …

I prefer the idea of a live trap when dealing with small animals because it gives you an option to catch the animal without intentionally harming it. This Kraken cage trap is designed for small rodents and similar animals, and the compact 11 x 6 x 5 inch size makes it easy to place in areas where you've noticed activity.The sensitive trigger is important with a trap this size. Small animals don't have much weight behind them, so you need a mechanism that can respond when they enter and reach the bait area.I also like being able to see inside the cage. You can quickly check whether you've caught anything without having to open or disturb the trap. Since this is a live trap, it is important to check it frequently so an animal isn't left confined for an extended period.Another advantage is …