Description:
The Victor Easy Set Gopher Trap is ideal for trapping gophers that can cause massive damage to the yard. This trap features a narrow design, which is ideal to place directly into gopher tunnels. The Easy Set traps come fully assembled and ready for use. Some traps are not ideal for all soil types, although the Easy Set trap is! Use in clay, sand, and normal soils and know that any of the traps moving parts are secured underground when in use. To use the traps simply set and cover with dirt or place in a gopher mound. Most effective in spring and fall, these traps can help to stop breeding populations. The galvanized steel construction provides durability and a long-lasting future for trapping gophers that invade the yard.
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5.0 out of 5 stars I'm 2/2, 100% trap rate so far
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5.0 out of 5 stars Very sturdy metal! Caught a gopher on my first try.
Very sturdy metal. Setting the trap is difficult at first, but one you learn how to do it, it’s not hard.
1.0 out of 5 stars Sorry, didn't work for me
So here's my story. First of all, I've no particular interest in promoting any particular mole trap. I just want to let folks know what worked (and didn't) for me.About five weeks ago I began to notice that I had a new mole problem in my yard. Two to four new mounds would be noticed each morning. I had a similar problem last year and a `professional' mole trapper caught one and the problem went away for several months.I initially bought three different brands of traps (Macabee, Talprid, and Victor) and set them out following the manufacturers instructions. Because I have a big lawn and wanted to construct a valid `scientific' experiment I set out six of each trap in various locations throughout the lawn. Each morning I would check the Macabee and Victor traps and usually I would see that the traps had been covered by dirt. To me this showed that the holes were active. However, in all these cases the traps failed to trigger despite proof of fresh mole activity. The Talprid trap was occasionally triggered but no evidence of mole demise was found...and fresh mole activity was noted the next day.I then recalled the brand of trap that the mole trapper from last year had employed. A little internet search showed me that it was the Cinch brand mole trap. I purchased several Cinch traps and, after they arrived, began to incorporate them into my experiment.I kept using the Victor and Macabee along with the Cinch traps despite my yard looking like a miniature movie set of a battlefield with mini-craters everywhere. But...success! Two days after beginning use of the Cinch traps I caught the first of three moles. The Victor and Macabee traps continued to be buried, rarely triggered, and never caught anything.Three weeks later I still haven't had moles return. If they do I'll doubt I'll use anything but the Cinch traps.Analysis: I know some writers swear by other brands and I have no doubt that they have a reason for doing so. They didn't work me. The Cinch traps did. I've also had several other friends, neighbors, and acquaintances relay similar success stories with this particular trap.
Worth it
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Excelente trampa
La use hoy por primera vez y funcionó perfectamente, atrapamos la tuza, funcionó a la primera, la recomiendo ampliamente
Semble efficace...
Pas encore utilisé mais semble efficace, à voir dans le temps et après essai dans mon jardin labouré par les taupes........
Trampa
Son resistentes y buena calidad si funcionan
Bof !
Bof ! Le piège est difficile à tendre, très dur, ce n'est pas très agréable, attention aux doigts!. Il existe d'autres pièges plus simples comme le piège Putange ou le piège "pince".
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Victor 0611 Easy Set Weather-Resistant Outdoor Gopher Trap 2-Pack
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Victor 0611 Easy Set Weather-Resistant Outdoor Gopher Trap 2-Pack
AED11418
Quantity:
Order today to get by 7-14 business days
Delivery fee of AED 20. Free for orders above AED 200.
Imported From: United States
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Description:
The Victor Easy Set Gopher Trap is ideal for trapping gophers that can cause massive damage to the yard. This trap features a narrow design, which is ideal to place directly into gopher tunnels. The Easy Set traps come fully assembled and ready for use. Some traps are not ideal for all soil types, although the Easy Set trap is! Use in clay, sand, and normal soils and know that any of the traps moving parts are secured underground when in use. To use the traps simply set and cover with dirt or place in a gopher mound. Most effective in spring and fall, these traps can help to stop breeding populations. The galvanized steel construction provides durability and a long-lasting future for trapping gophers that invade the yard.
Reviews:
5.0 out of 5 stars I'm 2/2, 100% trap rate so far
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5.0 out of 5 stars Very sturdy metal! Caught a gopher on my first try.
Very sturdy metal. Setting the trap is difficult at first, but one you learn how to do it, it’s not hard.
1.0 out of 5 stars Sorry, didn't work for me
So here's my story. First of all, I've no particular interest in promoting any particular mole trap. I just want to let folks know what worked (and didn't) for me.About five weeks ago I began to notice that I had a new mole problem in my yard. Two to four new mounds would be noticed each morning. I had a similar problem last year and a `professional' mole trapper caught one and the problem went away for several months.I initially bought three different brands of traps (Macabee, Talprid, and Victor) and set them out following the manufacturers instructions. Because I have a big lawn and wanted to construct a valid `scientific' experiment I set out six of each trap in various locations throughout the lawn. Each morning I would check the Macabee and Victor traps and usually I would see that the traps had been covered by dirt. To me this showed that the holes were active. However, in all these cases the traps failed to trigger despite proof of fresh mole activity. The Talprid trap was occasionally triggered but no evidence of mole demise was found...and fresh mole activity was noted the next day.I then recalled the brand of trap that the mole trapper from last year had employed. A little internet search showed me that it was the Cinch brand mole trap. I purchased several Cinch traps and, after they arrived, began to incorporate them into my experiment.I kept using the Victor and Macabee along with the Cinch traps despite my yard looking like a miniature movie set of a battlefield with mini-craters everywhere. But...success! Two days after beginning use of the Cinch traps I caught the first of three moles. The Victor and Macabee traps continued to be buried, rarely triggered, and never caught anything.Three weeks later I still haven't had moles return. If they do I'll doubt I'll use anything but the Cinch traps.Analysis: I know some writers swear by other brands and I have no doubt that they have a reason for doing so. They didn't work me. The Cinch traps did. I've also had several other friends, neighbors, and acquaintances relay similar success stories with this particular trap.
Worth it
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Excelente trampa
La use hoy por primera vez y funcionó perfectamente, atrapamos la tuza, funcionó a la primera, la recomiendo ampliamente
Semble efficace...
Pas encore utilisé mais semble efficace, à voir dans le temps et après essai dans mon jardin labouré par les taupes........
Trampa
Son resistentes y buena calidad si funcionan
Bof !
Bof ! Le piège est difficile à tendre, très dur, ce n'est pas très agréable, attention aux doigts!. Il existe d'autres pièges plus simples comme le piège Putange ou le piège "pince".
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