anyone seen or used the new mole trap from bell

[hound 1]

has anyone seen or used the new mole trap from bell.

http://www.belllabs.com/product_details/....pirid-mole-trap

from what i have heard you will need a 4x4 to cart them across a field

[hound 1]

has anyone seen or used the new mole trap from bell.

http://www.belllabs.com/product_details/....pirid-mole-trap

from what i have heard you will need a 4x4 to cart them across a field

 

 

YES,...and,.er,.NO THANKS....

carnt say im inpressed from what i have seen

[ratattack 111]

expensive tacky and aimed at the diyer with bright colours! I'll stick to my talpex and half barrel traps ta

[Steve Albano 21]

I guess Bell Labs figured that their Talprid mole bait gummy worms don't work, so they had better come up with a trap.

 

Actually looks pretty slick to me, but it's a bit pricey at about 30 dollars per trap. Also Bell Labs website say it's targeted to professional trappers. I'll order one in the next couple of days and see what I think.

[salukiwhippet 6]

Saw one at PestTech. They're bloody enormous. My moling bag normally has 30 odd talpex, duffus and scissors in it, I reckon I could maybe fit 6 of these things. £15-£18 according to the young lady who was promoting it. (She was the best bit!!)

 

James

[Matt 160]

The Talpirid baited worms do work very well, but unfortunately (depending on your viewpoint) we will never get that product in the UK because of our mad pesticide laws.

 

I can't see the new trap taking off with pro trappers - I think the real target market is the householder who wants to DIY.

 

The young lady on the Bell stand at Pestech was Brady Miller. She's ok, but is also a very good cage fighter - so I wouldn't try anything on!!!!

Edited January 21, 2010 by Matt the Rat

[salukiwhippet 6]

Duly noted!!

 

James