Scissors for moles or book pigs

The bait is added to the trap, possibly a small piece of meat for moles, udder for warthogs.

The handle is clamped together so that you can place the plate in the needle between the tentacles. The plate must only just sit on; The tip of the needle, exactly as with an ordinary mouse flap trap.

The soil is dug away by one of the ropes and the split trap is placed down the corridor. The hole must be covered slowly; that no light comes down the hallway.

This can be done by placing a bucket that is turned upside down. head over the hole.

Soil must be piled up around the edge of the bucket, seeding; there is no light coming down the hall. When the trap is to be examined, simply lift the bucket. If the handles above the ground are close together, there are no animals in the trap, but if the handles are separated so; is there a gain. Galvanized.