Here is the trap I designed, that has been copied and sold through the US.
Only one person had permission to do it but I see other companies making it now too.
What's that they say about "Imitation being the highest form of flattery?"

I have a couple of these traps. I was really hoping to use them for fox squirrel. Once I got them I realized that they were too small. Instead I use them in the barn to catch rats that I use for bait. Work real well with rats!

nice trap.

i also have some of those. love the design with sensitive trigger. mine is 3 1/2 X 4. do you also sell them

it is nice. does it matter if 3.5x4 or 4x4??

No, not really...unless you are wanting to mount inside a gutter.

For that work, I have the 3.5 x 3.5, which I call the "Gutter grabber!" Fits down inside, nice and tight!

it looked like you made one of them,did you?

Yes I designed and made those...Most that are sold are made by a trapper in Cincinnati and sold through WCT...those I don't make.

I designed them for chipmunks and red( pine)squirrels.


They are also a fine bird trap, and i have caught almost every type of small bird in them...including sparrows and starlings.
I have trapped several young rabbits accidently...and once a very small groundhog.

I just wonder how they would do for weasels...I think it could be done!

can you send me some pic of how to make them

Who had permission to make your trap? I will buy from them.

Cool.

WCT....who sponsers this forum!

Lt. Gey,

You mean.............

WCS = Wildlife Control Supplies
www.wildlifecontrolsupplies

WCT = Wildlife Control Technology
Rob Erickson's magazine

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I'll buy some. Send them and I will CC the money. I will not knock off your design patent, patent pending, etc., or not. My word is my bond.

Which ever one sponsers this forum!

work great for inside gutters, have one myself

I have trapped a lot of both red and grey squirrels inside or on top of gutters. I make one that is 3.5" instead of 4". It is called the "Gutter grabber." The 4" ones, I wire to a gutter spike to keep them in place.

what do you use as bait for squirrel

I make my own squirrel bait in Black Walnut, Pecan, Almond, Acorn, Pistachio, Honey Roasted Peanut and a few others.

Bob Jameson also make s a top notch squirrel bait and I've caught quite a number of squirrels on it.

I'm pretty sure it's called Nutcraker.