Tube trap for moles and voles KERBL 299628 VOLEX ALIVE

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Tube trap for moles and voles KERBL VOLEX ALIVE

Trap for moles and voles, length 20 cm, with two inputs to the trap, with inspection opening.

• The tube mole trap isa favourite of all garden and orchard ownerswhere moles and voles damage crops or lawns.
• Installation trapsis simple and even inexperienced beginners can do it.
• The trap mechanism workson the through-latch trap system.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 outwards, so it remains trapped inside the trap.
• You can find out about the capture of a mole rat viainspection hole. 
  
  

Speciesbeaststrapping possible

• In particular, this pass-through trap is suitable for for moles, voles and other rodents occurring underground.
  
  

Technical design of the tilter

• Trapping trap has a length of 20 cm.
• This is a trap made of high quality plastic.
• 2 high quality latches.
• Viainspection hole you can find out the presence of a mole in the trap.
• The trap is suitable for placing underground, directly into the mole's passageway.

How to set a mole trap

• In order to avoid the transfer of human odour to the trap, which can be sensed by the mole and may discourage it from entering the trap, it is recommended to use protective gloves when handling the trap, which will ensure a reduced risk of transferring human odour to the trap. 
• Before setting a trap, first check which corridors are actively used by the mole and where you will have the best chance of catching the mole.We recommend that all moles in the garden are trampled and then monitored to see which moles recover by the next day.
• Then use the shovel to uncover these moles until you reach a horizontal corridor;Lay the trap in this corridor so that it follows the mole corridor smoothly and the inspection holes face sideways and do not trap soil.The trap can then be partially filled in with soil so that you can easily reach the inspection holes.
• Check the trap frequently using the inspection hole so that the mole is not trapped in it for longer than necessary.

Good hunting!