My buddy gave me these traps , watch your finger , I got mine right off . Strong trap .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPhq78y6RxI&feature=youtube_gdata_player

Thats an old one.

It says KOKO, but it is a Koro Trap, I remember when they first came out people were using them up here. I watched alot of grown men smash their fingers in them.

That's the Koro trap.

Reggie will show you how to set them up...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuDh3hRanzc

great trap for muskrat,,,,,but illegal here..........

I love Reggie's Youtube videos. I was just checking out his channel, and ran across this one.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BePYlegf...mp;feature=plcp

That trap is still in use !

Still made and sold today !

How might you set that up for muskrats? Baited or just in the hole like coni?

Is that what it's made for muskrats . I see there's a spike to stick bait on the back side of the pan . It would kill about anything that stuck its head in it . It got my finger right off . No biggy there . I was just learning how not to set it . I got it down now

That's awesome video . Is that who makes this trap .

No, that's Reginald Murray from Oklahoma. He did the video on the Koro trap that SGS linked to.

The Koro's are made in Canada.

Oh I get it . That video shows how to use them . Looks like a great little trap . It's like a baited cubby or can be used in blind sets . Can't wait to set one

I have the gutter size to seems . Could just slide a peace of metal under the shingles over the trap . Put a little bait and have a great set that can't be seen . Love it

the small one is what they call the rodent size. they work great on grey squirrels. we have 2 or 3 doz. of them and use them all the time on squirrel jobs.

Yup I can see this trap being a nice tool . Robb Russel sent me a real nice link on how to bait and setup the trap . Thanks Rob . I place all three out on a rodent job last night . I set all kill sets on this job . The customer lives behind a locked gate community .I can see having problems getting the traps checked on a daily . Kill sets don't need checked daily by law in this state . I also set a round conibear over this one hole . With weather cooling out I will be setting more kill sets on jobs .

http://thewildlifepro.net/forum/topics/trap-on-a-stick

Thats a nice critter buffet Robb. very similar to how I set them up. I also put mesh on the sides to limit squirrels to a straight on approach. Is the trap mounted to the board for ease of positioning? I really like that set up in winter when its too snowy to get on roofs, mount the trap to a board and slide it up the roof into position.

An excellent trap for grey squirrels, with some important modifications.

Yeah LT, what do you have cooking?

I have been working on another mole trap design, and it works great on the workbench, but the trigger mechanism binds up when it gets dirty--which is every time you put it in the ground--and I just haven't been able to get past that. I need to spend some more time working on it.

I love playing around with trap designs.