Dimensions and Details

$25.00
Spring Loaded Predator Trap
Get 2 hand traps for $25! Predators can be a repeat problem, even with good security. And they are very wary about traditional live traps. The Predator Trap is simple, small, discrete, and very effective. Squeeze the spring and secure the catch bar. Simply attach the short chain to something secure. Push the spike into the ground and put some premium cat food into it. When a raccoon or possum reaches in and pulls up the food, they’ll trigger the trap and their hand will be trapped. Note that this is not a catch-and-release raccoon trap, it will injure the hand and you cannot free an angry raccoon so you will need to dispatch the predator.
Note that the small neck makes it nearly impossible for a cat to reach in there. The unit is galvanized to last years. Our spring hand trap is stronger than most competitors to make sure the predator will not slide out and get away. Do not try this on your finger, you will get hurt.
Call (512) 995-0058 with any questions you have about the Predator Trap.
Another great way to protect your chickens is with an Automatic Chicken Coop Door.

Ditch the freezing AA batteries. Power your door with our long-lasting battery, a trickle charger, or a solar panel for off-grid coops.
Program your opening and closing times, or use the photo sensor to automatically open at daylight and close at dark.
Our heavy-duty swinging mechanism (not a cheap vertical slider) locks tight to keep predators out and keeps your flock safe.
Requires 4x AA batteries every 3–4 months.
You'll spend over $140 in replacement batteries over 7 years.
Vertical tracks freeze and jam when temperatures drop.
Flimsy plastic gears and zero replacement parts available.
Our high-capacity 6V system is built for the long haul.
Total battery cost over 7 years? Roughly $20.
Horizontal swinging design won't freeze or jam at -20°F.
Every part is replaceable. Built for lifetimes, not seasons.

"Left" and "Right" refer to the side the hinges are on when you are standing outside the coop looking at the door. If you want the door to swing open to your left, choose a Left Swing door. If you need it to swing open to your right, choose a Right Swing.