New Mole Trap (In Uk ?)

[bryn27 89]

you said "you would to" lol.Took that as you were inferring I would too.

Not to worry though.

Edited June 1, 2015 by bryn27

[shropshire mole 190]

Not worrying at all, in fact feeling quite chilled

 

it was a generic term meaning not a pest controller but a general person of society, who has a mole or 2 in the garden, wants results, reads about this 100% effective, easy to catch mole trap, buys them, they dont catch puts them in shed.

[Nicepix 5,650]

What about this 'Nicepix' , http://www.mole-trap.co.uk/ , are you familiar with them, over there ?

 

Not seen any of those and I won't be rushing to order any either.

[mazperks 18]

Not surprised NP, at £20 more than a pair of Putanges.

[earth-thrower 493]

Thats the thing as well, with some of these 'foreign' trap types. Too large,with too many 'parts' sticking above ground, giving the game away ? Well, for professionals, i mean,...lol

Edited June 7, 2015 by earth-thrower

[Nicepix 5,650]

It's beyond me. Have you seen the palava about setting them? I can't see these selling in any numbers.

[earth-thrower 493]

It's beyond me. Have you seen the palava about setting them? I can't see these selling in any numbers.

Aye, nice & easy setting,....not ! (for the householder, with a mole in the garden ?)

[3175darren 1,101]

Does anyone know what gauge steel they use to make them, wouldn't mind a play about making something myself,

[Steve Albano 21]

And they might be 'new' in UK but they have been sold on the Continent for a while - and only about £6-7 each ...

Yes, I've had one for I would guess 8 or 10 years. It's a well made trap, but kind of complicated to set. And it's too big to actually slide inside a mole tunnel.

 

Do you know where this trap is manufactured? Anyone know?