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Regain control over the squirrels, rats, chipmunks and weasels that invade your yard with the Havahart Small 2-Door Animal Trap. Designed by trapping professionals, the trap comes fully assembled and ready to use simply bait and set. 2 lightweight, spring-loaded doors to ensure quick, secure trapping. The dual door design also creates a clear path from on end to another to allow for higher catch rates as the animal tries to pass through. The sturdy trap is constructed with user and animal safety in mind. First, the metal handle guard and solid doors protect you from contact with the animal while it's trapped inside. In addition, this trap has strong door locks to keep the animal safely inside. Last, smooth rolled edges inside the trap prevent anxious critters from injury during transport. The Havahart Small 2-Door Animal Trap is built to last. Constructed of 1-piece high-tensile wire mesh with steel reinforcements, this trap stands up to damage from unpredictable critters. The external trigger rod also prevents animals from damaging it while trying to escape. Plus, the steel is galvanized to resist rust and corrosion in outdoor conditions.
Product Width (in.): 19 in
Product Width (in.) | 19 in |
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Features | Safe for Pets |
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Indoor/Outdoor | Outdoor |
Location | Garden, Lawn, Perimeter |
Number of Doors | 2 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Pest Common Name | Chipmunk, Rabbit, Rat, Squirrel |
Primary Treatment Type | Trap |
Product Type | Cage |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Trap Type | Live Animal |
Answer: The Havahart® Small 2-Door Animal Trap measures 17 inches long x 5 inches wide x 5 inches tall.
We'd recommend a larger trap for rabbits.
I'm guessing that it's probably not. Of course, that depends on the size of the rabbit, but in general, since they'd stick their heads in, I think they'd have enough power to squirm themselves out. I'm confident that it could catch babies. I was able to catch a couple mice and one medium rat. I ended up getting a Uhlick repeater traps. I think that could be used for rabbits. In one of the videos, they show it catching cats. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2PSDVsZ38U
Perhaps a smaller rabbit.
Perhaps a small rabbit would fit, but larger ones probably couldn't access the food well. I used it for a chipmunk my cat brought in and it was perfect for the purpose.
It may not be recommended for skunks, but I have caught a half dozens skunks in my HaveaHeart model 1025
This trap is not recommended for skunks.
The openings are approximately 1 inch x .5 inches.
Maybe 6"x 6" not big enough for a woodchuck or Raccoon, I used to catch flying squirrels
3/8 inches
When used as directed, this trap will stay locked during transport. Please contact us at 855-542-8242 with any questions, we're happy to help.
Yes
Yes, keeps shut as long as you're not going over very bumpy terrain; usually I put in a plastic bin to help keep anything from moving around.
Yes, we caught 22 and released in a meadow about a mile away. Peanut butter worked best.
That is exactly what I use mine for and, yes, it remains locked as I "relocate" them. Have moved hundreds of the little buggers over the last three years.
This trap is not recommended for armadillos. Please contact us at 855-542-8242 for assistance.
100% effective!
Yes, it works great for squirrels. Unfortunately I was trying to trap something else.
I think one size up might be better
No. I'm sitting here watching the second squirrel get tapped on the back while he slithers out and look at it wondering how he can get back in.
Yes , cage worked great.
This trap can be used for small to medium sized squirrels.
It is large enough if you lock the back door in the closed position and place the bait close to the back door so that the squirrel is completely inside the trap before it trips the trap mechanism.
No. Squirrel and warf rats. Some of the mice squeezed through.
No, I tried using it for a squirrel and it could trip the door then back out because it’s rear legs were still outside of the cage.
We would recommend a medium sized trap for standard rabbits.
I would say yes but I only caught a chipmunk in this one
No
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