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WCS™ No-See Um Chimney Raccoon Trap

Product Code: WCSNOSEE
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WCS™ No-See Um Chimney Raccoon Trap

Product Code: WCSNOSEE

$169.95
★★★★★ ★★★★★ (4.67) 3 Reviews Read Reviews

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The innovative WCS™ No-See 'Um chimney raccoon trap fits right down into the chimney flue and is hidden from sight.  The locking mechanism of the No See'Um trap has a visual indicator (flag) attached which allows you or your customer to check the trap from the ground. When the flag drops, you have made a capture! The body of the No-See'Um is 1" x 1" galvanized mesh and will deliver years of service. The doors at both ends of the trap are constructed of sturdy 10.5 gauge 1/2" x 2" mesh.  The trap fits both 9" x 13" and 13" x 13" chimney flues. The trap itself measures 9"W x 5"H x 38"L and weighs approximately 13 pounds. WCS is pleased to offer the No-See'Um Chimney Trap to the nuisance wildlife professional market. The No-See Um Chimney raccoon trap has a hinged flange at the bottom end of the trap which expands against the side of the chimney to funnel the raccoon into the trap. To activate the trap, a raccoon climbs up the flue, is funneled through the passive door of the trap, reaches the top where there is a fine piece of wire holding the locking bar in an elevated position. When the wire is dislodged the locking bar slides down, positively locking the door behind the raccoon.

Product Features

  • Trap fits right down into the chimney flue and is hidden from sight
  • Visual indicator allows you to check the trap from the ground
  • 1" x " heavyweight galvanized mesh construction
  • Fits 9" x 13" x 13" chimney flues
  • Trap measures 9" x 5" x 42"

Click here for Product Instructions

$25 PER TRAP FLAT RATE SHIPPING

★★★★★ ★★★★★
4.67/5 Stars out of 3 Reviews
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Jonathan Cahoon (Wildlife Control Supplies) | January 12th, 2024
Family of raccoons using a chimney of an insert fire place no access from the inside. 5 minute set-up with the addition of a strap and bungies to keep it from being pushed out. Took 4 nights for the animal to come out only after applying some eviction fluid to a ball on a string on the 3rd. Cheap easy positive set for when you need it.
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Very Effective
Tom R | March 20th, 2018
I really like Pritchard's trap. While on my way to a pest control meeting, I had this job come up and I simply stuck the trap down the flue, it took all of 2 minutes. Next morning, the customer called me to tell me that the flag was down! I had the coon! The trap is very practical, lightweight, and because it's galvanized, will not rust.
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Love the idea, hate the execution
Alex Miranda | June 14th, 2013
Ok, "hate" is a strong word. But I see this trap as a missed opportunity. The idea is genius. Here in MA, we are always keenly aware of who may be watching, videotaping, etc. It's a liberal state, and many people make snap decisions without stopping to consider the circumstances. So controlling wildlife can often be seen as "cruel" or "inhumane" to those not in the know. This trap makes it easy to trap a raccoon with no visual cues to the activity taking place. That is great. This trap also allows you to have a positive set for a raccoon, also great (no more worrying about baiting, location, etc.). But ah...the execution. First off, the metal is too flimsy. This would be a better trap if the wire were a thicker gauge. Raccoons are strong, rough, adaptable. This thing isn't built to take the beating a trapped mother raccoon will dish out when caught. The way the hatch locks after the raccoon has entered is gimmicky and also not nearly rugged enough. The first time I used it, the raccoon got trapped, then got out. She had bent the door on the way in, and when the rod fell down, it slid to the wrong side of the hatch, so nothing was holding the hatch in the shut position. Luckily, the only place she could go was back down the chimney, so I got another shot at her. After some bending and rigging, I fixed it to work again. It caught her again, and this time held her long enough for me to retrieve her. Then I had to pull it out of the chimney - no small task, given that it's almost 4 feet long. If it's a tricky or slick roof (this one was), it's downright scary. I got her out without anyone getting hurt, but since the roof was dangerous, I laid the trap on the slope to get my footing before starting down with her. She rolled the trap over, and the door opened (gravity was the only thing holding it shut). She got away. I finished the job, but all in all, not a great experience. I'll use it again, but if I were the manufacturer, I'd go back and make some tweaks. Too many "cons".
Note From Store Owner: WCS appreciated this feedback and now has reinforced the door and increased the wire gauge. We feel that it's much improved from the time of this review in 2013.
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Brand:
Wildlife Control Supplies
Wire Gauge:
12 Gauge Doors/Flaps - 14 Gauge Body
Mesh Size:
1" x 1"
Dimensions:
38"L x 5"H x 9"W
Target Pests:
Raccoon
Description

The innovative WCS™ No-See 'Um chimney raccoon trap fits right down into the chimney flue and is hidden from sight.  The locking mechanism of the No See'Um trap has a visual indicator (flag) attached which allows you or your customer to check the trap from the ground. When the flag drops, you have made a capture! The body of the No-See'Um is 1" x 1" galvanized mesh and will deliver years of service. The doors at both ends of the trap are constructed of sturdy 10.5 gauge 1/2" x 2" mesh.  The trap fits both 9" x 13" and 13" x 13" chimney flues. The trap itself measures 9"W x 5"H x 38"L and weighs approximately 13 pounds. WCS is pleased to offer the No-See'Um Chimney Trap to the nuisance wildlife professional market. The No-See Um Chimney raccoon trap has a hinged flange at the bottom end of the trap which expands against the side of the chimney to funnel the raccoon into the trap. To activate the trap, a raccoon climbs up the flue, is funneled through the passive door of the trap, reaches the top where there is a fine piece of wire holding the locking bar in an elevated position. When the wire is dislodged the locking bar slides down, positively locking the door behind the raccoon.

Product Features

  • Trap fits right down into the chimney flue and is hidden from sight
  • Visual indicator allows you to check the trap from the ground
  • 1" x " heavyweight galvanized mesh construction
  • Fits 9" x 13" x 13" chimney flues
  • Trap measures 9" x 5" x 42"

Click here for Product Instructions

$25 PER TRAP FLAT RATE SHIPPING

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★★★★★ ★★★★★
4.67/5 Stars out of 3 Reviews
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Positive set
Jonathan Cahoon (Wildlife Control Supplies) | January 12th, 2024
Family of raccoons using a chimney of an insert fire place no access from the inside. 5 minute set-up with the addition of a strap and bungies to keep it from being pushed out. Took 4 nights for the animal to come out only after applying some eviction fluid to a ball on a string on the 3rd. Cheap easy positive set for when you need it.
Verified Buyer
Very Effective
Tom R | March 20th, 2018
I really like Pritchard's trap. While on my way to a pest control meeting, I had this job come up and I simply stuck the trap down the flue, it took all of 2 minutes. Next morning, the customer called me to tell me that the flag was down! I had the coon! The trap is very practical, lightweight, and because it's galvanized, will not rust.
Verified Buyer
Love the idea, hate the execution
Alex Miranda | June 14th, 2013
Ok, "hate" is a strong word. But I see this trap as a missed opportunity. The idea is genius. Here in MA, we are always keenly aware of who may be watching, videotaping, etc. It's a liberal state, and many people make snap decisions without stopping to consider the circumstances. So controlling wildlife can often be seen as "cruel" or "inhumane" to those not in the know. This trap makes it easy to trap a raccoon with no visual cues to the activity taking place. That is great. This trap also allows you to have a positive set for a raccoon, also great (no more worrying about baiting, location, etc.). But ah...the execution. First off, the metal is too flimsy. This would be a better trap if the wire were a thicker gauge. Raccoons are strong, rough, adaptable. This thing isn't built to take the beating a trapped mother raccoon will dish out when caught. The way the hatch locks after the raccoon has entered is gimmicky and also not nearly rugged enough. The first time I used it, the raccoon got trapped, then got out. She had bent the door on the way in, and when the rod fell down, it slid to the wrong side of the hatch, so nothing was holding the hatch in the shut position. Luckily, the only place she could go was back down the chimney, so I got another shot at her. After some bending and rigging, I fixed it to work again. It caught her again, and this time held her long enough for me to retrieve her. Then I had to pull it out of the chimney - no small task, given that it's almost 4 feet long. If it's a tricky or slick roof (this one was), it's downright scary. I got her out without anyone getting hurt, but since the roof was dangerous, I laid the trap on the slope to get my footing before starting down with her. She rolled the trap over, and the door opened (gravity was the only thing holding it shut). She got away. I finished the job, but all in all, not a great experience. I'll use it again, but if I were the manufacturer, I'd go back and make some tweaks. Too many "cons".
Note From Store Owner: WCS appreciated this feedback and now has reinforced the door and increased the wire gauge. We feel that it's much improved from the time of this review in 2013.
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WCS™ No-See Um Chimney Raccoon Trap

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Specs
Brand:
Wildlife Control Supplies
Wire Gauge:
12 Gauge Doors/Flaps - 14 Gauge Body
Mesh Size:
1" x 1"
Dimensions:
38"L x 5"H x 9"W
Target Pests:
Raccoon

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