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Works exactly as advertised. Very easy to set up. One issue I had though was that I live in an area with very hard clay ground and rocky soil. I had to use a spade to make sure the two sides where the scissors went into the ground was clear. If I did not do this, when the trap sprung it would have a hard time cutting through the tough soil or would get caught on a rock. After this adjustment I was capturing moles in no time.
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My lawn is over run with moles and I tried everything I can think of. Bought this as it looked easy to use and had great reviews. I had it over a month now and haven't caught not even one mole
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Best I've tried. Pet safe and requires no hole digging. The only thing that would improve this is a lower price, but the results prove the value. It's a quality made piece that should last a lifetime. I cut a 1 gal milk jig in half as a cover to help hide it from 2 legged varmints when it's in my front yard.
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Excellent concept. For an able bodied person, you can't beat it. However, I had to devise a method of setting this trap by hand. I'm over 80 years old and my balance isn't that good. I made a devise that enables me to use my upper body to set the trap. It presses down on both ends of the ring surrounding the trap.
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These work great, in hard hard ground these are hard to set , need to knife or pre set with a spade so the tines will scissor cut , I have two and they are much better than the old plunger type. I’m glad I went this route,
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