“We can judge the heart a man by his treatment of
animals.”
- Immanuel Kant
NAVIGATION
SOCIAL
ADDRESS
401 SPRUCE HAVEN ROAD
MELFORT, SASKATCHEWAN,
CANADA S0E 1A0
Setting Instructions for Dura Poly Live Catch Traps
Caution: Do not attempt to handle captured animals. Do not leave children unattended near a captured animal. The
captured animal will usually feel safe inside this trap. To release the animal, approach the trap quietly and cautiously so
you do not excite the animal.
1
.
Lift (a) door lock.
2
.
Push (b) spring loaded door closure frame back so that it sits flat against the trap door.
3
.
To set the trigger, lift bottom of trap door up and engage © trigger rod into (d) raised tab.
4
.
Place bait behind trip pan.
Trapping Tips
Firm contact with the surface is required.
Make sure the trap cannot roll over.
Use of gloves will eliminate the human odor
Washing the trap after a catch is recommended
Provide shade in hot weather and check your trap regularly.
Bait guide
Cats: fish flavored cat food, meat, sardines.
Skunk: rotten eggs, egg shells.
Rabbits: fresh vegetables, e.g. Carrots, lettuce, alfalfa pellets.
Racoons: Stale doughnuts, tarts, marshmallows.
Woodchuck: String beans, corn, lettuce, peas, apples
Mink: chicken, sardines, bacon
Muskrat: Apples, carrots, parsnips, and other vegetables.
Chipmunks, Squirrels: Unroasted peanuts, peanut butter, grains, sunflower seeds, cereal.
Problems:
Bait missing, trap not set off?
Chick to see that mice are not stealing your bait.
Lubricate hinge on door, trap pan and trip rod with vegetable spray or shortening.
NAVIGATION
ADDRESS
401 SPRUCE HAVEN ROAD
MELFORT, SASKATCHEWAN,
CANADA S0E 1A0
Setting Instructions for Dura Poly Live
Catch Traps
Caution: Do not attempt to handle captured animals. Do
not leave children unattended near a captured animal.
The captured animal will usually feel safe inside this trap.
To release the animal, approach the trap quietly and
cautiously so you do not excite the animal.
1
.
Lift (a) door lock.
2
.
Push (b) spring loaded door closure frame back so that
it sits flat against the trap door.
3
.
To set the trigger, lift bottom of trap door up and
engage © trigger rod into (d) raised tab.
4
.
Place bait behind trip pan.
Trapping Tips
Firm contact with the surface is required.
Make sure the trap cannot roll over.
Use of gloves will eliminate the human
odor
Washing the trap after a catch is
recommended
Provide shade in hot weather and check
your trap regularly.
Bait guide
Cats: fish flavored cat food, meat,
sardines.
Skunk: rotten eggs, egg shells.
Rabbits: fresh vegetables, e.g. Carrots,
lettuce, alfalfa pellets.
Racoons: Stale doughnuts, tarts,
marshmallows.
Woodchuck: String beans, corn, lettuce,
peas, apples
Mink: chicken, sardines, bacon
Muskrat: Apples, carrots, parsnips, and
other vegetables.
Chipmunks, Squirrels: Unroasted peanuts,
peanut butter, grains, sunflower seeds,
cereal.
Problems:
Bait missing, trap not set off?
Chick to see that mice are not stealing your
bait.
Lubricate hinge on door, trap pan and trip
rod with vegetable spray or shortening.
“We can judge the
heart a man by his
treatment of
animals.”
- Immanuel Kant
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