Well i got excited for a second. I recently purchased same trap from TS. Was hoping you were going thru the steps on how to set it up. Im old and have arthtitic hands and having issues setting it..glad youre turning the critters loose in a better place.
Let me make that video. Stay tuned. I’ve had several requests for a step by step video on how to set it up. It is really simple but it does require figuring it out as the instructions don’t help much.
I bought this trap pair tonight and found one works great. However the small one appears to have a manufacturer defect; the catch, latch or whatever you call it on top was installed in slightly the wrong place to hold the trap open. Rather than return both, I'm going to try pliers to relocate it slightly and make it work. Hope you've gotten the answer you need since your post.
These traps SUCK! The pressure playe needs heavy weight from an animal to set it off. I've lost bait to fox, raccoon and even a house cat..... don't waste your money
Consider your release strategy. Releasing an raccoon/opossum 2-3 miles from the capture sight is an effort in futility. The same with a "bunny" or squirrel at 1-2 miles, as the research shows the return rate to their home range is almost 100%. If the target animal is causing a problem (pest) you are better off euthanizing it and not giving someone else the "problem" as wildlife DOES NOT change it's lifestyle to suit urban or suburban environs. The search for Food, Cover, and Water continues everyday in Ma Nature's survival game and she produces wildlife as a "crop" every year. If conditions exist to supply an animal's needs they will find them and set up "housekeeping" duties. Many states have restrictions on relocating "Live Trapped" wildlife for a host of reasons that are supported by years and mountains of research so before you set the trap and want to do the "Disney" belief of release, better check what is legal and ethical where you live...........my experience. .........the mike
Do not waste money on this brand. It is cheaply made. Any pressure on this thing and the welds? just pop apart. Junk Junk Junk.
Well i got excited for a second. I recently purchased same trap from TS. Was hoping you were going thru the steps on how to set it up. Im old and have arthtitic hands and having issues setting it..glad youre turning the critters loose in a better place.
Let me make that video. Stay tuned. I’ve had several requests for a step by step video on how to set it up. It is really simple but it does require figuring it out as the instructions don’t help much.
I bought this trap pair tonight and found one works great. However the small one appears to have a manufacturer defect; the catch, latch or whatever you call it on top was installed in slightly the wrong place to hold the trap open. Rather than return both, I'm going to try pliers to relocate it slightly and make it work. Hope you've gotten the answer you need since your post.
Excellent traps!
Dont show you how to set??? Are you kidding me
right like wtf lol
Hello. Are you really having that much trouble?
It's not hard to figure out 🤦♀️
If you can't figure out how to set it then you shouldn't have it in the first place . A 5 year old could figure it out
@@dylanclay2741 It's not that easy if you've never had one. Don't be so aggressive
These traps SUCK! The pressure playe needs heavy weight from an animal to set it off. I've lost bait to fox, raccoon and even a house cat..... don't waste your money
Just bought this set up
Exelente propósito!!!🙌
Nice! I have a ton of bunnys in my backyard. My father in law keeps catching opossums in his trap down in South Texas.
Yes the neighborhood has rabbits everywhere. 🤣🐇 Thanks for watching. 🏆
I would like to see how to set the trap mine won’t stay open
Really hard to catch a Racoon with these County Line traps. Racoons eat sitting up and will seldom trigger the pressure plate.
Thanks for the feedback and for watching the video.
Should have made a maze and see if he can get out the maze😮
Excellent idea! 🤝
I purchased one of these... it's a raccoon feeder. The raccoon ate 2 cans of tuna and it never triggered.. garbage.
Excellent! 🤣🤣🤣🤝
I wish there was a how to on how to set it.
I will make a video on how to set it this weekend. 👍
Consider your release strategy. Releasing an raccoon/opossum 2-3 miles from the capture sight is an effort in futility. The same with a "bunny" or squirrel at 1-2 miles, as the research shows the return rate to their home range is almost 100%. If the target animal is causing a problem (pest) you are better off euthanizing it and not giving someone else the "problem" as wildlife DOES NOT change it's lifestyle to suit urban or suburban environs. The search for Food, Cover, and Water continues everyday in Ma Nature's survival game and she produces wildlife as a "crop" every year. If conditions exist to supply an animal's needs they will find them and set up "housekeeping" duties. Many states have restrictions on relocating "Live Trapped" wildlife for a host of reasons that are supported by years and mountains of research so before you set the trap and want to do the "Disney" belief of release, better check what is legal and ethical where you live...........my experience. .........the mike
Thank you Michael! Great information. Have a great day. 🤝
How do you set it up?? Waste of time watching.
You didn't show how to set the door!
If time allows I will make a follow up
video. Thanks for watching! 🇺🇸
ah. I was hoping you’d show how to set it. oh well
Para atrapar zorritos y coyotes