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Canada Geese & Wild Turkey Galvanized Metal Live Transfer Trap with 1 x 2 Grid

Tue, 7 Aug 2012 09:06:00 GMT

Canada Geese & Wild Turkey Galvanized Metal Live Transfer Trap with 1 x 2 Grid
Buy Now: $191.10

Canada Geese & Wild Turkey Live Trap

Deluxe Transfer Trap, Model 609.5, is just like Tomahawk Model 109.5, but it also has the added benefit of having a rear release door. This addition, makes Model 609.5 a must-have for catching large foul like Canada Geese & Wild Turkey. This trap can also be used for animals like bobcats, coyotes, nutria, fox, and small to medium sized dogs.

Size = 42" x 15" x 20"
Grid Construction = 1" x 2"
Gauge = 12
Weight = 50 lbs

TRANSFER TRAPS WITH REAR SLIDING DOORS
Transfer Live Traps are made with the same great design, materials, and specifications as our Single Door Traps, with the addition of a convenient rear sliding door that allows for the easy baiting, and transferring of animals. The rear sliding door feature ultimately keeps the handler out of striking distance because he never has to get close to the trapped animal. It eliminates the need to reset the front trap door to release the animal. It also eliminates the need to reach all the way through the trap to position the bait beyond the trip pan. With a rear sliding door, the handler just unhooks the safety snap on the rear sliding door and pulls up on its handle. This is the easiest way to release a trapped animal, or bait a trap.

These traps feature a sturdy frame that is constructed of heavy 12, 14, or 16 gauge galvanized steel wire mesh (depending upon model) for maximum resistance to rust and corrosion. An open fabric construction allows the animals to see through the trap in all directions and enter the trap with confidence. Galvanized steel rods are welded to the wire mesh frame for extra support and reinforcement. A spring loaded, automatic locking V-door, securely and safely traps the animal inside the trap immediately after the animal steps onto the trip pan, located at the back of the trap. Galvanized 1/2 by 1/2 inch wire mesh openings are welded to the bait areas to prevent animals from reaching through the outside of the trap. A super fast spring loaded door eliminates the chance of the animal backing out of the trap before the door springs shut and locks into place. The special locking system and the heavy reinforcement of the trap doors prohibits animals from forcing the door open, even if the animals manages to turn the trap upside down. This makes these traps perform well when trapping animals at any angle. Deluxe Transfer Traps are also equipped with an adjustable trigger release mechanism that allows for heavy or light sets. Most of these traps include a protective piece of galvanized sheet under the safety handle of the trap, to protect the trapper against scratches from the trapped animal.

If storage space is a concern, Model 609.5 is also available as a collapsible trap, Model 209.5.

Collapsible Trap, Model 209.5, is the perfect alternative when storage space is a concern.

WHERE DO GEESE LIVE?

A. Geese generally nest on shorelines, islands, man-made structures and muskrat and beaver lodges. If an area provides a water source, cover for a nest and a good place for the bird to have a lookout, it is likely a goose will build its home there. Since geese most always choose to live near water, flooding is often a destructive force for goose nests. Geese are also attracted to lawns with short, mowed grass.

Lakes, marshes, fields, golf courses, ponds and reservoirs are all common areas where a goose infestation may occur, but any place that provides food and shelter for a goose may become its new home. Many golf courses, backyard ponds and even swimming pools offer both food and shelter for flocks of geese.

If geese are nesting near your home or business, they draw other geese by decoy. Geese and other migrant waterfowl are drawn to other geese. They sense that those geese must have food and good goose shelter if they’re all gathering around. A goose’s nest will tend to be very large, sometimes up to four feet across.

WHEN ARE GEESE MOST ACTIVE?

A. Migratory geese spend the winter months in the southern United States. Some Canada geese don’t migrate at all, and those are the geese that live throughout the country year-round. Early April is the time when most geese start to build their nests, just in time for the mother goose to lay four to seven white eggs, while the male goose stands watch close by. Some geese have been known to lay up to 12 eggs at a time. Canada geese are monogamous, meaning they only have one partner. The eggs will stay in the nest for about a month, and the first week of May usually sees the most goose-egg hatchings.

For six weeks every summer, geese molt. The loss of feathers causes them to be unable to fly during that period of time.

WHAT FOODS DO GEESE EAT?

A. All geese are herbivorous grazers that enjoy eating aquatic plants and seeds, clover, cultivated grains and grasses from a lawn or golf course. An adult goose will eat up to four pounds of grass a day.

WHY SHOULD I LEARN HOW TO GET RID OF GEESE AROUND MY GOLF COURSE, POND, SWIMMING POOL OR LAWN?

A. Many people enjoy hearing the sounds of geese honking, seeing it as a sign of a season change. But geese honking all day outside your home or business can be just as loud and intrusive as the barks of an alarmed dog.

An adult goose can drop two pounds of fecal matter on your lawn and pathways daily. While eating, a goose will relieve itself every six to eight minutes. Goose droppings not only look horrible on benches, buildings, cars and lawns, but they also speed deterioration. Goose droppings can damage machinery and contaminate foods. Goose dung can burn your lawn. Sometimes, goose droppings can make a surface slick and dangerous to walk on. A large amount of goose fecal matter may produce a nasty smell and damage plants and crops. Goose fecal matter has been linked to the spread of diseases and bacterial infections.

Two geese can quickly become six. The population growth of geese ranges from 10 to 17 percent annually. And once geese find a suitable place to nest in your back yard or golf course, they are liable to come right back after their winter migration. As humans create landscaped yards with well-manicured lawns dotted with ponds and other water features, geese are finding perfect habitats in which they can thrive.

Goose droppings, nest paraphernalia and feathers can get sucked into your home’s vents and drain pipes and create a fire hazard, leading to thousands of dollars in repairs. Gutters can also be blocked, causing water to seep indoors and cause flooding.

When vents become toilets and garbage cans for geese, any disease, bug or odor that comes along with geese can contaminate the air that you breathe and any foods meant for human consumption. Mechanical units found on the roof can be damaged if goose feathers and nesting get caught in the fans.

Simply due to the natural circle of life, geese die. Their smells, parasites and diseases are left behind to affect you, your family and employees.

GEESE ARE AROUND MY LAWN, GOLF COURSE, SWIMMING POOL OR POND. WHAT OTHER GOOSE DAMAGE IS THERE?

A. Geese have excellent homing capabilities and will return to the same nesting site, even if the nest has been damaged or removed. Leaving a flock of geese on your property can be a real liability because of slip-and-fall hazards and contamination from droppings and nest materials. Expensive regular cleanup costs would need to be factored in to the home or business budget if geese are left to live on lawns or golf courses.

All these goose pest problems will affect the value of your property. It is difficult to sell a home that has a goose infestation and actually, it’s required by law that you fix the goose problem before you sell your home. Property value can decrease between five percent and ten percent due to goose flock problems.

Geese are territorial birds and will not hesitate to protect their nest and eggs from a human or house pet they see as a threat. An aggressive adult goose can easily knock down a child or senior citizen, and geese can fly up to 50 mph. An aggressive goose will hiss at you and rear its head and then perhaps charge. Geese will fly up and hit a human, cat or dog in the face. This is especially likely if the goose has nested in a place near human traffic, including a parking lot or shrubbery near a building.

Geese can cause agricultural damage to your yard, field or golf course through eating and trampling on the vegetation. If high goose numbers exist in shallow waters, their droppings can change the water’s ecology and cause bacterial and algae problems. Geese and their eggs have several predators, including raccoons, skunks, fox and coyotes. If a flock of geese nests on your lawn or golf course, these other animal pests will be attracted to your property, bringing all their dangers and nuisances with them.

I HEARD GEESE CARRY DISEASES. IS THAT TRUE?

A. Geese do carry diseases, including swimmer’s itch, histoplasmosis, toxoplasmosis, and giardia. These goose illnesses are spread by contact with goose poop, nest materials and dead geese.

When geese live in your pond, swimming pool or nearby lake, parasites that live on the geese will infest the water and climb aboard swimmers, giving them swimmer’s itch. The parasite larvae crawl onto the skin and burrow under it, which leads to a very severe, itchy red rash. The itching will last for up to two weeks; each time a person gets swimmer’s itch the symptoms become more severe.

Histoplasmosis is a fungus disease contracted through airborne spores in goose droppings. If geese have been on your lawn for a while, these spores can even infect the soil you garden in. Its symptoms may be anything from a mild influenza to blood abnormalities and fever, or even death. An eye condition has been linked to the goose disease histoplasmosis and can lead to blindness in those who contract it.

Toxoplasmosis is an infection that invades human tissue and can severely damage the central nervous system, especially in babies. Pregnant women are in extreme danger if infected with toxoplasmosis.

Geese carry the bacteria salmonella. People who pick up salmonella bacteria can become seriously ill with diarrhea, vomiting, fever and chills. Salmonella can also affect the blood. Goose salmonella can be spread through goose fecal matter.

If a human touches soil or water that has been tainted with goose droppings, and then touches his or her mouth, that human is at risk for giardia. Giardia symptoms can include cramps, bloating, diarrhea, fatigue and weight loss, and can last for a prolonged amount of time. Children who play near ponds or lakes with geese living nearby are especially at risk for giardia.

DO CONENOSE PARASITES AND OTHER BUGS REALLY LIVE ON GEESE?

A. Little critters can get a ride on a goose’s back. The closer you are to geese, the more chance you have of coming into contact with mites, ticks, fleas, lice, conenose bugs and other nibbling insects.

Bed bugs and swallow bugs are closely related parasites that can bite humans, causing itchy red welts all over the body.

Conenose bugs are bloodsucking parasites that can feed off humans. Bites from conenose bugs sometimes produce allergic reactions, which can be cause for concern in certain individuals. A bite may produce itchy welts or swelling of the tongue, larynx and trachea.

Several cases of mites biting humans indoors have been reported.

Ticks are very mobile and have been known to crawl down into buildings that geese are nesting near, and travel great distances to attach themselves to people.

If a goose brings fleas near your home, most likely the biting bug will hop onto your house pet’s back. Once inside, large flea populations can build up quickly. Fleas live on the outside of their hosts’ bodies and need to feed on blood in order to produce eggs.

Goose lice are not capable of living off a human host, but they do bite humans on occasion.

A goose bug living in a nest can become an infestation in your pantry or carpet in no time. One or two mites may stray from the goose nest and crawl along your kitchen table. But if the goose abandons its nest for any reason, the whole caboodle of goose bugs will enter your home, looking for a new host. This is why it’s especially important to have removed the goose nests and other garbage after all the geese have been trapped.

Geese are a liability for businesses, restaurants, golf courses and swimming pools. Goose diseases or goose bugs may infect your employees, guests or food. There are documented cases of illnesses occurring in these situations, and the plaintiff successfully sues the owner of the business. Also, if you are an employer and your workers’ environment is being contaminated by geese, you will see a drop in productivity due to illness.

SHOULD I TRAP OR KILL GEESE MYSELF

A. It is illegal to kill geese or to disturb their nests or eggs without express permission. Besides, simply killing the geese yourself doesn’t do any good, as more will come back later. Goose prevention measures have to be taken to make sure they don’t nest there again. The goose waste and nest materials need to be cleaned up, too. This task requires proper clothing and respitory gear so that you don’t expose yourself, your family or co-workers to conenose bugs and disease-ridden droppings.

Homeowners may try to take matters into their own hands by shooting and poisoning geese. First of all, this is illegal activity. Illegal use of poison can affect pets and people. Shooting causes even more goose problems, besides the fact that it’s illegal to shoot a gun in most urban and suburban areas. Use of decoys and traps are the best alternative. Note: In some areas, a permit is required to trap and kill or release Canada Geese & Wild Turkeys. ShopTJB is just providing you a means to catch the fowl. What you do afterwards with your catch is up to you.

WHAT BAIT WORKS BEST FOR TRAPPING GEESE & TURKEYS?

A.The most effective bait is the use of corn and by scattering a few handfuls widely then concentrating the remainder on a few stringers running out 4 or 5 feet beyond the entrance.

Ear corn is preferable to shelled corn for use inside the traps, as it retains the birds inside longer. Busily feeding geese or turkeys in the trap often induce the more wary foul outside to enter.

The cardinal rule In baiting is not to overfeed the geese or turkeys outside a trap. If long leads or stringers of grain are available at the entrances, the birds become satiated and take little interest in the food inside the trap.

For more in-depth information about managing and control of Canada Geese, go to: http://www.berrymaninstitute.org/pdf/urbangeese.pdf It provides a good overview for implementing an integrated damage management program.

What damage do bobcats, coyotes, or dogs do?
Bobcats will wipe out small to medium sized domestic animals. This includes calf’s, goats, house cats, small dogs, chickens, rabbits and anything else the Bobcat can catch. Bobcat trapping is the most effective way to remove unwanted Bobcats.

Your cats and dogs are easy prey as well as any livestock a Coyote sets his mind on. Coyote carry the rabies virus as well as other disease. As people build ponds stocked with fish, and other live animals, coyotes find these areas and quickly begin to feed on the bounty. Coyotes love eggs and can cause huge financial losses to both the commercial farmer as well as the weekend gardener. A coyote can become a problem when their feeding leads them to our gardens, livestock or pets. Coyote are more likely to eat garden vegetables and fruit. Because of how they forage, damage is quick and complete.

Feral dogs are a danger to everyone since they have no fear of humans. People who abandon animals are causing a terrible situation, let alone what they are doing to the dog. A pack of wild dogs is an accident waiting to happen and you or a child might be the victim. Feral or stray dogs also kill small animals, cats, chickens and sometimes carry rabies.

What bait should I use for bobcats, coyotes, or dogs?
Bobcats like any spiced meat like slim-jims, hot dogs or dehydrated meat products. Sardines have also proven effective for Bobcat trapping.

Coyotes prefer chicken, eggs, meat products, and smelly sardines seems to draw them as well.

Feral dogs are attracted to almost any beef food product, hotdogs work great.

Where should I place bobcat, coyote, or dog traps?
Place the Bobcat trap in a flat area where the Bobcat has been hunting, or has been seen.

The Coyote is a nocturnal animal that averages about 35 pounds, and comes out at night to hunt and forage. It is best to set the traps during the day around and near the problem areas, or if you know where the Coyote den is. Keep the Coyote trap near wooded areas, so the Coyote does not feel threatened.

Feral dog traps can be placed anywhere that the dog travel.

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Bobcat / Coyote/ Small Dog / Fox Galvanized Metal Live Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid & Two Trap Doors

Sun, 8 Jan 2012 14:02:00 GMT

Bobcat / Coyote/ Small Dog / Fox Galvanized Metal Live Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid & Two Trap Doors
Buy Now: $169.50

Bobcat/Coyote/Small Dog/ Fox Live Trap

Model 109 is a live trap with two trap doors for foxes, bobcats, jackrabbits, and similar size animals. Trap doors at both ends allow wary animals to see through the trap without obstruction and enter with confidence. When an animal steps on the trip pan, both spring loaded doors instantly snap shut and lock into place, making escape virtually impossible.

Size = 42" x 15" x 15"
Grid Construction = 1" x 2"
Gauge = 12
Weight = 21 lbs

These traps feature a sturdy frame that is constructed of heavy 12 gauge galvanized steel wire mesh for maximum resistance to rust and corrosion. An open fabric construction allows the animals to see through the trap in all directions and enter the trap with confidence. Galvanized steel rods are welded to the wire mesh frame for extra support and reinforcement. Two spring loaded, automatic locking V-door, securely and safely traps the animal inside the trap immediately after the animal steps onto the trip pan, located at the center of the trap. Galvanized 1/2 by 1/2 inch wire mesh openings are welded to the bait areas to prevent animals from reaching through the outside of the trap. Two super fast spring loaded doors eliminate the chance of the animal backing out of the trap before the doors springs shut and locks into place. The special locking system and the heavy reinforcement of the trap doors prohibits animals from forcing the doors open, even if the animals manages to turn the trap upside down. This makes these traps perform well when trapping animals at any angle. Deluxe Two Door Rigid Live Traps are also equipped with an adjustable trigger release mechanism that allows for heavy or light sets. Most of these traps include a protective piece of galvanized sheet under the safety handle of the trap, to protect the trapper against scratches from the trapped animal. The deluxe two door traps a variety of different sized animals, ranging from rat to large dog.

What Damage do bobcats, coyotes, or dogs do?

Bobcats will wipe out small to medium sized domestic animals. This includes calf’s, goats, house cats, small dogs, chickens, rabbits and anything else the Bobcat can catch. Bobcat trapping is the most effective way to remove unwanted Bobcats.

What bait should I use for bobcats, coyotes, or dogs?
Bobcats like any spiced meat like slim-jims, hot dogs or dehydrated meat products. Sardines have also proven effective for Bobcat trapping.

Coyotes prefer chicken, eggs, meat products, and smelly sardines seems to draw them as well.

Feral dogs are attracted to almost any beef food product, hotdogs work great.

Where should I place bobcat, coyote, or dog traps?
Place the Bobcat trap in a flat area where the Bobcat has been hunting, or has been seen.

Feral dog traps can be placed anywhere that the dog travel.

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Small Dog / Coyote Galvanized Metal Collapsible Live Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid

Wed, 21 Dec 2011 14:14:00 GMT

Small Dog / Coyote Galvanized Metal Collapsible Live Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid
Buy Now: $379.50

Small Feral Dog / Coyote Collapsible Live Trap

Collapsible Trap, Model 210A, is the perfect alternative when storage space is a concern. It is perfect for trapping medium sized dogs and coyotes. It sets up in seconds and folds flat for easy storage, and cheaper shipping. It is also equipped with a rear sliding door for the easy release of the animal, and easy baiting of the trap.

Size = 48" x 20" x 26"
Grid Construction = 1" x 2"
Gauge = 12
Weight = 47 lbs

Collapsible Live Traps are just the thing to use when large numbers of traps are involved or storage is a problem. Our Collapsible Traps are made from the same durable materials, great design, and trap animals with the same reliability as our Rigid Traps. The only difference, is an added a space saving feature that allows the traps to fold flat and set back up, in just a few seconds. And, they only require one-tenth the storage space needed for rigid traps. Collapsible Traps are available with two trap doors, or just one trap door. The choice is yours. ShopTJB.com now offers three sizes of collapsible dog traps, with rear sliding doors. Collapsible Traps are manufactured in a variety of different sizes, ranging from chipmunk and rat, to large dog. All collapsible live traps are completely assembled, guaranteed, and shipped to your home or business in a ready to use condition.

What Damage do dogs do?
Feral dogs are a danger to everyone since they have no fear of humans. People who abandon animals are causing a terrible situation, let alone what they are doing to the dog. A pack of wild dogs is an accident waiting to happen and you or a child might be the victim. Feral or stray dogs also kill small animals, cats, chickens and sometimes carry rabies.

What bait should I use for dogs?
Feral dogs are attracted to almost any beef food product, hotdogs work great.

Where should I place dog traps?
Feral dog traps can be placed anywhere that the dog travel.

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Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Snare - Animal Control Officer Special

Mon, 8 Aug 2011 16:44:00 GMT

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Snare - Animal Control Officer Special
Buy Now: $137.95

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Animal Control Officer Special

The Collarum ACO Special contains everything needed for capturing that "hard-to-catch" domestic dog. It includes an instructional video that explains how to set the collarum, along with the following additional equipment:

This is a complete kit, right out of the box, nothing else necessary for capturing canines. Includes instructional DVD.

The Collarum® is one of the best and most humane canine capture devices on the market. The Collarum® throws a secure, non-choking cable loop over a canine's head and around the neck making capture faster, easier and more effective than ever before. Triggering requiries a "bite & pull" action, which makes the Collarum® canine specific. It won't be set off by other wildlife.

Unlike other canine capture devices, Collarum® delivers three major advantages.

100% Canine Specific - the trigger uses a "bite and pull" action (similar to the proven M-44 cyanide gun action), not a"push or depress" mechanism employed by conventional traps.
Proven Humane Method - From day one, the Collarum® was designed to meet U.S. and International Humane Standards. Through testing in conjuction with the USDA's National Wildlife Research Center, improvements were made, including the Relaxalock cable that ensures even more "dog-friendly" captures.
Ideal for All Areas - Light, compact and easy to hide, the Collarum® poses little risk to humans, livestock and pets - a particular advantage for Professionals in high traffic and high visibility areas. Over the past 10 years, the Collarum® has been proven in urban backyards and landfills, coyote-plagued pastures and remote rural settings worldwide.

The Collarum™ - Canine Capture Device Designed to Meet International Humane Standards

There is a worldwide demand for more humane devices to capture animals, both fur bearers and predators. This demand arises for both environmental and ethical reasons. An Agreement on International Humane Trapping Standards signed in 1995 by the European Economic Community, Canada, and Russia may ultimately lead to the banning of all steel leghold traps in those countries. Already some states in the U. S. (e.g., California, Colorado, Washington, Massachusetts, Florida, and New Jersey) ban these traps.

Testing and development has been taking place for several years in conjunction with the National Wildlife Research Center of the USDA's Wildlife Services division.

The Collarum™ is designed to capture canines (coyote, fox, dog, wolf, etc.) by throwing a cable loop over their head and around the neck. The end of the capture loop is anchored in the ground and the canine is held like a dog on a leash. It is unique in several ways:

First, it is canine-specific because of the trigger mechanism. The trigger requires a pull action rather than the push/depress mechanism normally employed by traps. The effectiveness of this action for canine specificity has been proven through the years by the M-44 cyanide gun, which uses a similar trigger principle. The only animals caught by the Collarum™ have been canines. The trigger and spring-loaded action distinguish the Collarum™ from other devices which can be very indiscriminate in what they capture.

Second, the Collarum™ is much more humane than existing traps. In a study conducted by the Predator Research division of the National Wildlife Research Center, Dept. of Agriculture, (Texas, Feb. 1999), 70% of coyotes caught showed no significant injuries, while the most prevalent damage was to the teeth in approximately 1 of every 5 animals. Most dogs and fox sustain substantially less damage because they fight less than coyotes. The recent development of the Relaxalock™ cable assures an even more "dog-friendly" capture.

Third, this trap is much safer to utilize in areas where people, pets and other domestic animals may come in contact with it. An unknowing human springing the Collarum™ is at little risk. Animals other than canines are very unlikely to be caught by this device even if they spring it, and captured domestic dogs can be released with no harm done. Unlike cage traps which are large, bulky, and difficult to conceal, the Collarum™ is light, compact, and easy to hide. This gives it distinct advantages for Animal Control Officers (ACOs) in high visibility areas. The Collarum™ has also proven its effectiveness in capturing animals that won't approach a cage trap or tolerate the close approach of humans.

As one Wildlife Control Officer in Wyoming puts it, "In the course of catching feral dogs, fox and coyotes, I have found the Collarum™ traps to be a viable option for lethal and non-lethal control of problem canids where other control devices could not be used." Besides catching canines in remote settings, ACOs have caught coyotes in the backyards and gardens of urban residents, feral dogs at landfills, and coyotes and fox in pastures with livestock present. Gary Beeman of Lafayette, CA reports, "I put the Collarum™ out the first weekend I got it. In three days I caught two feral dogs that local Animal Control Officers had been after for two years. They'd run out of options. I look forward to using it again in similar circumstances." Recently an ACO in Louisiana reported setting his Collarum 12 times and capturing 11 dogs.

Extensively field tested at the National Wildlife Research Center in Denver. ShopTJB is pleased to be offering this product as it is the latest technology development in live-capture cable restraint systems. Can be configured for lethal capture upon request. Each order includes a "how to" DVD depicting setting, bedding, location, and helpful tips.

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Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Wild Fox Animal Snare

Mon, 8 Aug 2011 16:40:00 GMT

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Wild Fox Animal Snare
Buy Now: $76.95

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Fox Snare

The fox model has arms which are 1" shorter than the coyote model to acommodate the smaller size of the fox and utilizes a 9" loop for animals up to 20 lbs. or with a smaller head; the cable diameter used for the fox model is 5/32 along with an appropriately sized Shurlock; lighter duty spring combination because of the reduced cable loop; less space required for setting versus the coyote model. Can be configured for lethal capture upon request. Includes instructional DVD.

Unlike other canine capture devices, Collarum® delivers three major advantages.

100% Canine Specific - the trigger uses a "bite and pull" action (similar to the proven M-44 cyanide gun action), not a"push or depress" mechanism employed by conventional traps.
Proven Humane Method - From day one, the Collarum® was designed to meet U.S. and International Humane Standards. Through testing in conjuction with the USDA's National Wildlife Research Center, improvements were made, including the Relaxalock cable that ensures even more "dog-friendly" captures.
Ideal for All Areas - Light, compact and easy to hide, the Collarum® poses little risk to humans, livestock and pets - a particular advantage for Professionals in high traffic and high visibility areas. Over the past 10 years, the Collarum® has been proven in urban backyards and landfills, coyote-plagued pastures and remote rural settings worldwide.

The Collarum™ - Canine Capture Device Designed to Meet International Humane Standards

Testing and development has been taking place for several years in conjunction with the National Wildlife Research Center of the USDA's Wildlife Services division.

Visit Coyote to see additional products in this category.

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Domestic Dog Animal Snare

Mon, 8 Aug 2011 16:36:00 GMT

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Domestic Dog Animal Snare
Buy Now: $96.95

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Domestic Dog Snare

Domestic Dog Model Collarum, utilizes the 3/16" cable with a Relaxalock and an adjustable stop affixed to the cable to acommodate different dog sizes. Has arms and cable for up to a 12" capture loop. Will handle 30 - 60lb. dogs or coyotes; lighter duty springs for shorter set periods and closer supervision; easier to set than the coyote model; (won't throw as well in heavy soil, poor weather; more space needed than fox model due to loop size)

100% Canine Specific - the trigger uses a "bite and pull" action (similar to the proven M-44 cyanide gun action), not a"push or depress" mechanism employed by conventional traps.
Proven Humane Method - From day one, the Collarum® was designed to meet U.S. and International Humane Standards. Through testing in conjuction with the USDA's National Wildlife Research Center, improvements were made, including the Relaxalock cable that ensures even more "dog-friendly" captures.
Ideal for All Areas - Light, compact and easy to hide, the Collarum® poses little risk to humans, livestock and pets - a particular advantage for Professionals in high traffic and high visibility areas. Over the past 10 years, the Collarum® has been proven in urban backyards and landfills, coyote-plagued pastures and remote rural settings worldwide.

The Collarum™ - Canine Capture Device Designed to Meet International Humane Standards

Testing and development has been taking place for several years in conjunction with the National Wildlife Research Center of the USDA's Wildlife Services division.

Visit Coyote to see additional products in this category.

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Coyote Animal Snare

Mon, 8 Aug 2011 16:30:00 GMT

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Coyote Animal Snare
Buy Now: ~~$90.99~~ $88.00

Collarum® Stainless Steel Humane Canine Snare

100% Canine Specific - the trigger uses a "bite and pull" action (similar to the proven M-44 cyanide gun action), not a"push or depress" mechanism employed by conventional traps.
Proven Humane Method - From day one, the Collarum® was designed to meet U.S. and International Humane Standards. Through testing in conjuction with the USDA's National Wildlife Research Center, improvements were made, including the Relaxalock cable that ensures even more "dog-friendly" captures.
Ideal for All Areas - Light, compact and easy to hide, the Collarum® poses little risk to humans, livestock and pets - a particular advantage for Professionals in high traffic and high visibility areas. Over the past 10 years, the Collarum® has been proven in urban backyards and landfills, coyote-plagued pastures and remote rural settings worldwide.
Features - Arms and cable for 12″ capture loop; heavy duty springs for poor soil, bad weather, long duration sets; (harder to cock the throw mechanism)
We offer (4) different models/sizes of this trap: Coyote/Wolf, Dog,Fox, & Animal Control Officer (This package includes heavy duty spikes for securing the device and bait for attracting animals).
Only the Coyote/Wolf model can be preset to humainly kill the animal. Must make choice at time of ordering!

The Collarum™ - Canine Capture Device Designed to Meet International Humane Standards

Testing and development has been taking place for several years in conjunction with the National Wildlife Research Center of the USDA's Wildlife Services division.

Visit Coyote to see additional products in this category.

Bobcat / Coyote/ Small Feral Dog Galvanized Metal Collapsible Live Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid

Sun, 20 Jun 2010 19:50:00 GMT

Bobcat / Coyote/ Small Feral Dog Galvanized Metal Collapsible Live Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid
Buy Now: ~~$332.67~~ $209.10

Bobcat/Coyote/Small Feral Dog Collapsible Live Trap

Collapsible Trap, Model 209.5, is the perfect alternative when storage space is a concern. Model 209.5 is the perfect trap for bobcats, coyotes, nutria, and small dogs.

Size = 42" x 15" x 20"
Grid Construction = 1" x 2"
Gauge = 12
Weight = 50 lbs (Due to large size, this item must ship as "OverSize" and has a Shipping DIM weight of 85 lbs)

What Damage do bobcats, coyotes, or dogs do?
Bobcats will wipe out small to medium sized domestic animals. This includes calf’s, goats, house cats, small dogs, chickens, rabbits and anything else the Bobcat can catch. Bobcat trapping is the most effective way to remove unwanted Bobcats.

What bait should I use for bobcats, coyotes, or dogs?
Bobcats like any spiced meat like slim-jims, hot dogs or dehydrated meat products. Sardines have also proven effective for Bobcat trapping.

Coyotes prefer chicken, eggs, meat products, and smelly sardines seems to draw them as well.

Feral dogs are attracted to almost any beef food product, hotdogs work great.

Where should I place bobcat, coyote, or dog traps?
Place the Bobcat trap in a flat area where the Bobcat has been hunting, or has been seen.

Feral dog traps can be placed anywhere that the dog travel.

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Bobcat / Fox / Rabbit Galvanized Metal Collapsible Double Door Live Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid

Sun, 20 Jun 2010 19:32:00 GMT

Bobcat / Fox / Rabbit Galvanized Metal Collapsible Double Door Live Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid
Buy Now: $231.75

Collapsible Bobcat, Fox & Rabbit Live Trap

Collapsible Double Door Live Trap, Model 208, is the perfect alternative when storage space is a concern. Model 208 is a perfect for trapping fox and jackrabbit. Even the most timid fox will enter this trap with confidence.

Size = 42" x 15" x 15"
Grid Construction = 1" x 2"
Gauge = 12
Weight = 30 lbs

What Damage does foxes do?
Foxes can cause a lot of damage to your lawn or garden. Some look for shelter and even move right in under your home or outbuildings.

What bait should I use for foxes?
Fish, fresh or canned, honey or sugar covered vegetables, smoked fish, watermelon, sweet corn, cooked fatty meat, crisp bacon.

Where should I place fox traps?
Place the trap as close to the fox entrance (hole) as possible. If there is more than one entrance, cover the remaining holes to force the fox to use the hole nearest the trap. This will allow you to place the trap directly in front of the opening which will allow you to capture the animal quickly.

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Bobcat / Coyote/ Small Feral Dog Galvanized Metal Live Transfer Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid

Sun, 20 Jun 2010 17:08:00 GMT

Bobcat / Coyote/ Small Feral Dog Galvanized Metal Live Transfer Animal Trap with 1 x 2 Grid
Buy Now: $191.10

Bobcat/Coyote/Small Feral Dog Live Trap

Deluxe Transfer Trap, Model 609.5, is just like Tomahawk Model 109.5, but it also has the added benefit of having a rear release door. This addition, makes Model 609.5 a must-have for catching bobcats, coyotes, nutria, fox, and small to medium sized dogs.

Size = 42" x 15" x 20"
Grid Construction = 1" x 2"
Gauge = 12
Weight = 25 lbs

If storage space is a concern, Model 609.5 is also available as a collapsible trap, Model 209.5.

Collapsible Trap, Model 209.5, is the perfect alternative when storage space is a concern.

What bait should I use for bobcats, coyotes, or dogs?
Bobcats like any spiced meat like slim-jims, hot dogs or dehydrated meat products. Sardines have also proven effective for Bobcat trapping.

Coyotes prefer chicken, eggs, meat products, and smelly sardines seems to draw them as well.

Feral dogs are attracted to almost any beef food product, hotdogs work great.

Where should I place bobcat, coyote, or dog traps?
Place the Bobcat trap in a flat area where the Bobcat has been hunting, or has been seen.

Feral dog traps can be placed anywhere that the dog travel.

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