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45 of 46 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A better "mouser" than the cats.,
By Morgen (USA) - See all my reviews
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Works Well After Some Modification,
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This review is from: Havahart 0745 Live Animal Professional Style One-Door Chimpunk, Squirrel, Rat, and Weasel Trap (Lawn & Patio)
This device works like a charm once you get it tuned. The trigger plate's rod was a bit too long and it took too much force to trigger the trap. After I filed the rod down a bit, a chipmunk's sneeze was enough to spring the trap and I've been able to catch 2 -3 critters a day. I live in a high chimpmunk zone, so I'm ordering another trap.
One other thing: squirrels tend to like the same bait as chipmunks, so I've caught a few of those too. These guys are capable of bending the door lock, so be prepared to have to bend it back (a long screwdriver works) before you can release the squirrel. Also, one chipmunk was smart enought to roll the trap in order to shake the bait loose. A heavy rock or tent stakes solved that problem.
28 of 31 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Chipmunk vs me: 3:0,
By Dr. Dingsda (Boston area) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Havahart 0745 Live Animal Professional Style One-Door Chimpunk, Squirrel, Rat, and Weasel Trap (Lawn & Patio)
Havahart 0745 Professional Style One Door Cage Trap for Chipmunks and Rodents 16 x 6 x 6.38
We got this trap after a chipmunk somehow made it inside our house. Here's the play-by-play so far: Day 1: Placed peanut candy (the chipmunks favorite food, apparently) near the front of the trigger plate. Next morning the candy is gone, the trap's door still open and armed. It seems the chipmunk stole the candy from the front of the plate without touching it. Day 2: Placed peanut candy behind the trigger plate, towards the end of the cage. Next morning the candy has moved a bit, door is shut, no chipmunk inside. Apparently, the chipmunk tried to get at the candy from the outside and triggered the door. Day 3: Placed the peanut candy at the far end of the trigger plate, such that it can't be reached from outside the cage, or from the front of the trigger plate. In the morning, we find the door is shut, the candy is gone, but NO CHIPMUNK INSIDE?!?! Somehow he either managed to get out after triggering the door or first got the candy and then triggered the door from the outside. Score so far: Chipmunk 3, us 0. Somewhere in our house there's a tiny rodent sitting on a stash of peanut candy, laughing at us. But we'll keep trying...
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