KORO Rodent Trap

Caught four rats and two squirrels. The second squirrel may have just been caught when I went out in the morning. It was big and not an instant death. I’ve closed off the back of traps with 1/2 screen. I slide the trap into a small wood box that has walnuts between inside end of Box and screen. Attracts the rodent to try and get to the food. Works pretty good. I leave the front part of trap visible to the rodent. Setting these things is much easier with the setting tool.

I use these in plywood tunnels with locking lids to avoid lager animals getting in. Lots of success, sometimes baited and sometimes just placed along typical runs.

Great trap ! Some you have to adjust the bend in the trigger to lighten the pan tension. The one bad thing is the cable lead on them the cable will pull through the ferrel so I cut them off and and a small length of chain and now they are bulletproof

Used them in a kill tunnel baited with roasted and unsalted peanuts. The KORO trap setting tool makes the job super easy. \n\nOne spring broke when resetting, but a pleasant conversation with Roy at WCS, and an emailed picture of the problem later, and there was a replacement trap was on its way.

Works very well

These are just what the doctor ordered when it comes to lethal bait sets. However one small modification I have made is to box the sides and back off with 1/2" mesh and hog rings around the frame. This ensures front entry to feed only and success went up with misfires and injuries-only going down. And you can fit them into a gutter!!

Got it and they immediately disappeared... been a week and no activity - even on the camera!\n(no joke, hope to catch something soon)\nVery well made, I can see this outliving me.

Works as advertised. Solid construction. Well worth the money.

While I have not been able to yet catch a squirrel, it caught a 2 foot rat the first night!

This is one powerful trap. I had to invent a way to set it up because the spring is so stiff. After using the safety hook, use a Channelock plier to set the dog. Easiest way for me. I haven't yet figured out the easiest way to release the rodent. At 80, I have no more strength in my hands.