After catching 25 rabbits in my wire cage, two rabbits have ignored the wire cage. Using the wooden trap, I finally caught one rabbit. It was difficult to get the rabbit out of the wooden trap. I will buy the wooden rabbit trap with double doors which contains a top lid for easy removal.

Most Conibear traps I see on the internet have a little latch that flips over to keep the spring compressed. Unfortunately these don't. I do notice that you can buy something that clips to the top of the trap that is a safety measure to keep the trap from accidently tripping.

This is a high quality trap for frogs with plexiglass fingers on each of two doors to trap frogs inside. the tricky part might be enticing the frogs into the trap! So far no luck. but I'll keep trying different baits.

This is the second time I ordered this product. This first time it worked great but this second order isn't keeping all the geese from eating the grass. Some still like the grass. We are on a lake. Perhaps these geese are becoming immune to it. I have tried other products without success.

It works well on flyers. The safeguard name plate was laying on the ground the first time i used it, so 4 stars.

I think the design on this trap is top notch. Build quality seems very good as well. However, the first catch resulted in a small wounded mouse. The second usage resulted in a dead mouse but it was in a cold location and may have been death by hypothermia. I purchased this to keep enquiring cat paws safe. You can see at a distance if the flags have dropped and you have a mouse. I'll have to wait to see if the power is sufficient for clean kills. If yes, then my rating will go to 5-stars.

Product arrived as advertised. Set it up with some peanut butter on a slice of apple for bait and got a squirrel the first day. However the following day I set it up again and by night nothing had happened. From what I can tell, a squirrel got caught, but apparently only by its tail and ran off with the trap. My yard camera could see the trap was there barely around 11pm and by 4pm it was gone. We have yet to find it. :-( So beware, stake the trap to the ground!

I like the design and sturdiness of the trap, but setting the trip plate is very tricky. I bought the setting tool and it helps, but I have had the trap cleaned out many times. I've polished the end of the trip pin and I'm hoping this will make it trip easier,

Bought 3 of these to keep the raccoons from eating more of my corn than I did. They were hard to bait and set as the spring was not compressible. Used a large pair of slip lock pliers to compress it. Using only mini Swedish fish as bait, I quickly caught 2 raccoons.

I’ve had the rabbit trap for several weeks now. Even without any instructions on how to set it up, it was pretty easy to do so. I’ve baited it mostly with apple chunks, although I also occasionally used pieces of carrots and some lettuce. I also used the Apple Essence liquid a couple times at the entrance. So far, I’ve caught two possums and at least a dozen chipmunks, but not a single rabbit. There are lots of rabbits wandering around in my lawn. But none of them has shown any interest in entering the trap. Oh well. Two chipmunks got caught at once. I normally just open the gate door and let them go. One did so immediately. But the other wouldn’t come out. I’m trying to bait him out now. Hope he doesn’t die in there.