Havahart Cage Trap Model 1020

Havahart Cage Trap Model 1020. 10x3x3 Ideal for Mice and similar sized animals. Constructed of sturdy wire mesh, rust and corrosion resistant. Fully assembled and ready for use.

10 x 3 x 3 Ideal for Mice and similar sized animals. Constructed of sturdy wire mesh, rust and corrosion resistant. Fully assembled and ready for use.

Trap good for mice,shrews,and voles.

All HAVAHART® traps are constructed of sturdy wire mesh, galvanized for maximum resistance to rust and corrosion. Mesh openings are smaller than on competing traps of comparable sizes. Fully assembled and ready for use, HAVAHART® cage traps come in models sized for a variety of animals. Some models open at both ends to give target animals extra confidence to enter the trap.

Double and single door models to meet consumer preferences

Super fast spring loaded doors

Easy to bait, set, and release

High tensile, sturdy wire mesh, steel reinforced for long life

Early fall or winter is the time of the year when mice move in as part of their normal movement patterns. Mice can be humanely live-trapped and put back in their own environment. Live-catching devices are sold to make this transition possible. The Havahart® model 1020 cage trap can be used to effectively exclude mice from your premises. When placing these traps, put them along a wall or other barrier as mice travel along walls. These traps should be set before going to bed and checked early in the morning so that removal can be made safely for the mouse.
Suggested mice baits: Cheese, bread and butter, small nuts, cherry pits, oatmeal, sunflower or similar seeds. Mixed peanut butter and oatmeal, gumdrops.

Live trapping can be used with chipmunks. You will most likely have to trap many chipmunks to control the population.

Suggested chipmunk baits are prune pits, un-roasted peanuts, corn, sunflower seeds, peanut butter, cereal, grains, popcorn. Check the route that is used most often and set the trap in the appropriate place. Do not leave the chipmunk in the trap overnight as they are a nervous animal and may die. Check the trap often and if in agreement with local and state laws, release the animal in a suitable habitat at least 5 miles away.