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SKU 39086

Mole and Vole Trap

The mole and vole trap is a tool designed for the rapid control of these pests in gardens. Equipped with a special steel snap mechanism, it activates upon touching the metal plate, releasing the latch.

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Description

The mole and vole trap is intended for the rapid control of moles, voles and other rodents that tunnel in gardens. The mole trap is equipped with a special steel snap mechanism that activates upon touching the metal plate, releasing the latch.

Want to get rid of moles and voles? Unsure how to eliminate molehills from your well-kept garden? Use an effective solution that allows you to control moles once and for all. To set the trap, bury the device at the site of a molehill or tunnel used by the mole, cover the opening with an opaque container or lightly cover it with soil. The mole or rodent, by touching the plate, will trigger the latch mechanism, trapping it. The sign of a caught rodent is the opened handle of the trap. The mole trap is exceptionally easy and intuitive to use. Mole traps should be set according to the user manual found on the back of the product packaging. The mole trap should be placed where molehills and tunnels are concentrated to maximise the chances of catching the pest. Mole traps are solidly made from galvanised steel – protected against weather conditions, making them reusable devices. Their simple mechanics and lack of batteries make this a year-round solution that can last for years. Their simple construction and effective operation make them the first choice among professionals involved in the control of moles and tunnelling rodents. An excellent complementary solution to the trap’s operation are the vibration repellents driven into the ground, available in our offer – they create an invisible barrier and protect the garden from the invasion of moles and rodents from surrounding areas.

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