Customer Reviews for VEVOR Live Animal Cage Trap, 31" x 10" x 12" Humane Cat Trap Galvanized Iron, Folding Animal Trap with Handle for Rabbits, Stray Cats, Squirrels, Raccoons, Groundhogs and Opossums

Die Falle ist ausreichend groß und stabil. Die Auslösung der Klappe ist aber etwas schwergängig. (Tipp: Den Haken oben an der Klappe nur knapp einhängen...) Die "Befreiungsklappe" hinten ist fummelig zu verschließen und zu öffnen. Gut: Ein gefangenes Tier kann sich in der Falle noch bewegen, sich aber nicht verletzen. (Keine scharfen Kanten oder Ähnliches...)

So the only thing I can say about this Item. It is/will be a easy set up just 2 pieces and some zip ties for the back door of the Trap.

Très satisfait!

Antes de usarla hay que saber ajustarla, porque si no, los gatos entran y no accionan la palanca, porque está muy dura. Funciona bien y de tamaño también muy bien. La mía es la de 785 x 254 305 mm. La utiliza para gatoss.

A bit tricky to set . Excellent for catching stray cats. Haven’t tested on possums yet.

Had a little problem this summer with a groundhog. Seems he developed a taste for some of my vegetable garden. Lost all my squash and most of my herbs to the little varmint. I was planning to trap and try to relocate him. Set up this trap and something set it off a couple of times, but never caught anything. The little guy eventually stopped coming around. My guess he was digging and eating at other homes and probably was caught or killed by a neighbour. For now, I still have the trap stored in my garden shed, in case he or his brethren decide to return!

good sturdy cage, good mechanism.

Some years back I had rabbits running wild in my backyard. There was almost as much rabbit poop to pick up as dog poop, and I had two dogs. When I rebuilt my fence I decided rabbit proof the back yard. Everybody laughed that it was impossible but I built a good neighbor fence with alternating boards on either side of the stringers. I put 2 feet of chicken wire between the boards and 1 foot flat on the ground. It's been 6 or 7 years with no rabbits. That is until about a month ago. One little guy, not very old, found his way through and was sitting in the centre of my lawn having a feast. VEVOR to the rescue. It took a couple of days but I caught him, took him around to the front of the house and let him go. Haven't seen him since.

Didn't last long, second racoon destroyed it trying to get out. Besides that it does exactly what it says. That second racoon didn't escape fun it was trying to release it without being attacked.

A trapped raccoon managed to roll and move the cage on a shallow downward slope about 20'. The animal remained trapped but the trigger arm came loose. Next trap set-up will include some anchors.