KORO Rodent Trap

A friend let me borrow his, worked so well got my own. This thing is the best only miss when i forget to take safety latch off.

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.

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

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.

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.

It has been killing rats for a week now. In one week it's caught 2 rats, one squirrel and gone off twice without catching anything. That's a way better kill rate than I've ever gotten from standard rat traps. It's also well built and will last much longer than a standard rat trap.

Couldn't be happier with these robust and strong traps. Purchased 3 traps a few days ago, and in 5 days have killed 8 squirrels that have already destroyed two expensive ornamental trees. With this up, I'll soon have my yard back under control.