fenns v body grips

[Guest friedrice]

after some traps but would the fenn type be better than the body grips or the other way round.aint got a lot to spend on them so the right choice first

will save me a bit at the end of the day. any help on this one please

[Rolfe 2]

after some traps but would the fenn type be better than the body grips or the other way round.aint got a lot to spend on them so the right choice first

will save me a bit at the end of the day. any help on this one please

Depends on what and where you want to use them..........both have their good and bad points and some are better in certain situations than others............What do you intend to trap?

[ermin 0]

I found fenn Type best as a multi-purpose trap

cheapest place i found was www.collinsnets.co.uk

Mk IV £140 a box (40)

Mk VI £90 a box (20)

[comanche 3,045]

Fenns= well tried ,effective, easier +safer to set for the inexperienced .Come in two sizes.To be used legally and work humanely and effectivly they must be set in tunnels with the correct minimal clearance between tunnel roof and the jaws of the trap when closed.This minimises the chance of the prey animal being thrown partially clear and foul caught. Body grips =great traps once you have learned to handle them but not an "entry level" device. The legal situation concerning tunnels is the same as with the Fenn but the tunnel set- up needs to be a bit more specialised. I use both .Their applications are basically comparable but some tasks lend themselves to to use of one design in prefence to the other. I'm only talking for myself and any trap requires carefull handling but feel Body -Grips would be a design to try out only once experience had been gained using Fenns .Just thinking of your fingers!

[Guest friedrice]

after some traps but would the fenn type be better than the body grips or the other way round.aint got a lot to spend on them so the right choice first

will save me a bit at the end of the day. any help on this one please

Depends on what and where you want to use them..........both have their good and bad points and some are better in certain situations than others............What do you intend to trap?

mink and sqigs rolf lots around here this summer,mind you i dont know a lot about trapping them with spring traps but have had a few in the cages.

[Rolfe 2]

after some traps but would the fenn type be better than the body grips or the other way round.aint got a lot to spend on them so the right choice first

will save me a bit at the end of the day. any help on this one please

Depends on what and where you want to use them..........both have their good and bad points and some are better in certain situations than others............What do you intend to trap?

mink and sqigs rolf lots around here this summer,mind you i dont know a lot about trapping them with spring traps but have had a few in the cages.

I prefer Body-Grips for mink as i have sometimes had them not killed outright in Mk 6 Fenns, but as pointed out they do take some getting used too when setting. On squirrels Mk 6 are plenty powerful enough to ensure a clean kill. As always make sure you comply with all the current legislation on setting.

[Guest friedrice]

after some traps but would the fenn type be better than the body grips or the other way round.aint got a lot to spend on them so the right choice first

will save me a bit at the end of the day. any help on this one please

Depends on what and where you want to use them..........both have their good and bad points and some are better in certain situations than others............What do you intend to trap?

mink and sqigs rolf lots around here this summer,mind you i dont know a lot about trapping them with spring traps but have had a few in the cages.

I prefer Body-Grips for mink as i have sometimes had them not killed outright in Mk 6 Fenns, but as pointed out they do take some getting used too when setting. On squirrels Mk 6 are plenty powerful enough to ensure a clean kill. As always make sure you comply with all the current legislation on setting.

thank for the info