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An economic and lightweight trap that is perfect for trapping a variety of small mammals, featuring a simple drop door mechanism which is triggered once a small mammal passes an internal treadle. It has a removable bait section for easy cleaning, baiting and checking, as well as several ventilation points to reduce captive stress. We recommend checking the trap at least every two hours to minimise stress to trapped animals as well as prevent any potential gnawing damage to the plastic body.
NB: Some small mammal species are protected by law (e.g. shrews in the UK) and you must obtain a licence from Natural England, Scottish Natural Heritage or the Countryside Council for Wales if you set traps with the intention of trapping any species of shrew. Please ensure you are aware of and meet the requirements of any relevant laws in the country in which you are trapping.