Magnum Traps

[markgood 1]

I've set some magnum traps but need to make a cover for them. Does anyone have any ideas or pictures of tunnels for them or cages to put them in?

[120-2 8]

Do a search for bodygrip tunnel or cubby, there is a wealth of information already on here.

 

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[woodga 170]

these are handy little tunnels they take me about 10 minutes to make and cost about 6 pence for the cost of the spring these springs however i was sent by rolfe and have put to good use

a good safe, secure holder and nice and light

Edited May 14, 2009 by woodga

[Yokel Matt 918]

You should have been on the A-TEAM Woodga, pretty handy with a pair of pliers

[micky 3,325]

I've set some magnum traps but need to make a cover for them. Does anyone have any ideas or pictures of tunnels for them or cages to put them in?

These are good for killing rabbits in fences,you can place your dead rabbit coverside if you want,if you open the trigger wires ,it will let the squeakers through and kill mam.they also work well on young rabbits if pre set in large setts

[MR TEA POT 1,287]

these are handy little tunnels they take me about 10 minutes to make and cost about 6 pence for the cost of the spring these springs however i was sent by rolfe and have put to good use

a vey good holder and nice and light

 

I knew there was something missing from my bag when i left your shed still there is always august

[stubby 175]

those springs look like the ones we use to fix avi-strand pidgeon wires, did'nt think of using those

[woodga 170]

those springs look like the ones we use to fix avi-strand pidgeon wires, did'nt think of using those

thats what they are

[patdahat 41]

these are handy little tunnels they take me about 10 minutes to make and cost about 6 pence for the cost of the spring these springs however i was sent by rolfe and have put to good use

a vey good holder and nice and light

 

what exactly is the spring doing?? cant figure it out,

[woodga 170]

the spring is attached to the front arms and the rear of the tunnel.

when the arms are pushed forward to seat the trap you release the spring which in turn pulls the arms back against the jaws holding them firmly in place. very quick to set and they can be stacked on top of each other for transportation

[IanB 0]

Good little tunnels them colin...