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Kristie Didier | November 11th, 2022
Been using these for years. Easy to set and durable!
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Gopher Killer
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Robert Harvey, MD | November 3rd, 2022
I have recently started using the Macabee Gopher Trap and have found it to be the easiest and most deadly trap to use.
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Great Product
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Mike Frey | April 9th, 2022
Great product, have been using them for 30 years. Needed to replace old ones that rusted out
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Gary | November 18th, 2021
Great price and delivered fast, would buy again!
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the best
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alan | November 23rd, 2020
I misplaced my old reliable macabee trap,and couldn't find it anywhere. I ordered two more traps as I needed to start trapping a new property we bought this summer. Luckily, I found the original trap (it was in a gopher hole but I had forgotten the location.). This is best trap for gophers. It's very effective, and there is no poison bait to deal with. After a couple of weeks, changing these out night and morning, you will quickly reduce the gopher population.
Gordon Gentles | August 25th, 2020
Trapped over 1,100 pocket gophers over the last 6 years and find this trap one of the best. It is particularly good at catching small difficult to catch gophers.
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Excellent Traps
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Steve Gilbert | August 20th, 2020
I have used these traps in the past and the work very well. The secret to setting them is to hold your thump against the back of the trigger plate while pushing them into the run. They work very well.
just like the ones dad used!
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sherwin seed | July 23rd, 2020
we still have more gophers, first or second day the trap was out caught a gopher...\ni would say that it works.\n\nsame kind that dad used when we lived on the other side of the state... work just as good as they did then.
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works great
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burt | July 9th, 2020
gopher was progressing through pea then cucumber plants. first attempt covering up the area around the trap and bait was untouched. threw a couple of dried garlic bulbs by the hole thinking it might repel it, but they were gone in a few minutes. put the trap with more garlic in front of one side of the tunnel and the garlic was gone and trap untripped. did the same on the other side, and caught the hungry/greedy guy. had no idea they liked garlic.
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Tom
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Anonymous | June 30th, 2020
These are the best. Don't waste your time with anything else.