KORO Large Rodent (Muskrat) - Double Spring

Great trap works well on GRAY Squirrels. Having a problem with them getting in the engine compartment of our cars. Set up a trap near the truck. Added a water bottle cap on the spile on the pan and put peanut butter and a marshmallow piece. Did have to file down a burr on the end of the swing arm so that it would trip. MAKE SURE you set the safety on so the trap doesn't trigger on you while setting. Overall verry satisfied.

Overall a very good trap. Easy to set. It has the same pan as the smaller rodent trap and I wish this pan was about an inch bigger.

Good very strong trap. You need the trap setting tool to set this trap. It is very strong. The back is open so you have to set it up with that in mind. You can put mesh in the back if required.

Well built trap. Lots of ways they can be used.

I'm really liking these traps for lethal squirrel control work. Replacing my 110/120 conibears

Excited to have received the Koro double spring model considering a dense\ngray family occupation here in northern Illinois. These rodents are\ndestructive, strong, elusive, and clever, so bait type and trap/bait\nplacement critical to capture. In the first three days of use, they\ntriggered Koro several times and we're able to elude death a few times, but\nI eventually got two of them. \n\nLove the Koro & WCS. Much appreciated! - Jeff

Strong and capable trap. Paid for itself in short order. Minor modifications made. Works like a charm.

This trap is very solid, small amount of welding splatter. Roof rats worst enemy. Finding the correct bait was a big challenge. The safety hook helps keep your fingers safe when setting the pan as a light trigger.

Well made trap with safety hook. A must in my opinion.\nI replaced the leash with chain with a 1/8" quick link on trap end and a 3/16" quick clip on the stake end. A coon can pull the wire out of the ferrule.

Took 1st ground squirrel this morning. Excellent trap...quick kill.\n\nThanks!