Black Cat Rat Trap setting. How to set Black Cat rat traps & how to bait traps for best results!
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- BLACK CAT RAT TRAPS are AWESOME....as long as you know how to set them!
Baiting Black Cat Rat Traps properly is very important.
In this video we show you the best way to set the killer rat trap. These are very powerful rat traps, so please be careful! This is the best, and, safest way, to set a Black Cat.
Baiting the Black Cat rat trap is super important. We show you the best way to place the bait on the traps bait hook.
What is the best bait for a black cat rat trap...we show you our secret of baiting the rat trap for clean
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Had a very smart rat avoid every type of trap that I set to catch it for over a year.
I watched this video, bought a black cat trap and licourice allsorts.
Caught three large brown rats with it in under 24 hours!!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Always a pleasure ✅
Nice video. I use these for greater bandicoot rats here in India. These are lethal and effective for them.
I believe they are an Indian design 🤔
Well done India I say 👍🏼
Great traps.
Edit - got replacement working now 😊
Unfortunately not worked for me 😢
Trigger must be more sensitive mouse eat all bait every day but no harm to mouse.
Ok, let’s see if we can help you.
Firstly remember that these are rat traps….but they will catch field mice (not house mice usually).
2. You must be patient. When we set these traps we leave them, undisturbed, for 7 days.
3. Do not put too many oats on and around the trap. If you do the mice/rat will just eat the oats and not risk the main bait.
4. Sometimes we bait the traps for a week but don’t set the trap. This means the target pest gets more confident.
5. Be patient. It’s s bit like fishing.
@@PestInterceptors thanks for detailed reply.
My house mice/rate very cleaver they eat all bait even below lever but trigger not active..
I request for replacement may be new one will work.
@@mra4539 you need to work out if it’s rats or mice.
These traps are for rats not mice!
They will catch field mice but rarely house mice.
Identify what the rodent is before criticising the trap 😊
It’s not the trap’s fault if you’re adkiit to do what it’s not designed to go.
Where can I buy this trap from ? I can’t find this anywhere.
Have you done a google search for Black Cat Rat Traps?
I have been in the industry for over 35 years! These traps are a game changer!!! (GREAT VIDS!)
Regards Stu 😊
Wow - bought 2 and caught 2 large black rats within 2 days of setting up. Heart racing setting up and trying not to trigger while slotting into a vent! The oats and Allsorts did the trick brilliantly - Thanks for the vid - p.s I found the height of the Allsort can prevent latching, just make one layer sugar and one layer liquorice and it latches fine ;)
Always fantastic results with the traps we sell in our store ✅
Do you ever use meat/fat baits? In my experience, brown/Norway rats, in particular, can't resist meat, raw or cooked.
All-sorts clearly work, but I've had far better results when I rotate a series of different baits or combinations of baits, to interest as large a % of a rat population as I can.
Have you ever experimented with a salty bait? Would oats+salt be a hit?
Cheers from New Zealand!
The problem with meat and fat is that they ‘go off’ and you get a stinky situation going on.
You should find, because of conditioned learning, that once the alpha rats start to eat something then all the other rats in that family group will follow their lead.
We do however use many other baits too. A favourite is to use those bird food fat balls and blocks. Many rodents are already eating them as people love to feed the birds and it makes a free food source for the rats.
I think temperature and other nutrients in the local area also affect their eating. In the winter they like high fat and calorie foods. In the summer they prefer water containing foods.
Hope this helps.
Love the fact that you are on the other side of the planet!!!!
I've ordered these from eBay & Amazon and can't set them!!! There is no audible click when I pull the kill bar into position and it doesn't lock in position. What am I doing wrong or are they fakes?
@user-bf3dp5ft7v all I can tell you is the ones on our shop are the genuine article. They work.
I've had the same problem and sorted it by making sure the spike isn't being held up by the bait. Make sure the spike goes all the way through and can touch the base of the trap
Sir is you have Idea how to repair..
Unfortunately in my trap a board is fall on trap lever..😢
Now it's not working.
I would be extremely careful if you are dismantling it! VERY STRONG SPRING!
Thank you for the video and advise on the traps. Bought one amount a month ago and have caught one rat so far. Snickers bar seems to work 👍
@Danielwood30 Always be patient with traps and rats. We never move or rebait traps until 7 days has passed. The rats take time to build confidence. Give them time. (Maybe buy more traps. We have them in deal bundles on our shop. On a typical rat job we use lots.)
Will you ship to California in the USA? I would love to purchase three. Thank you
We are working on this as we speak. Hopefully be up and running by next week. 👍🏼
Thank you so much for the series of videos about Black Cat traps. Very helpful. Wish me happy hunting!
They are real game changers in rat traps. We have total faith in your ability 👍🏼
Keep us posted.
Thanks a lot I'm going to get me some of them
I’m sure I told you this once before. I caught nothing in my traps and I ended up eating all the licorice allsorts 😂
A few weeks later I caught 2 rats using wine gums. 😂
As a teetotaller I’ll stick to the liquor….ice
Thanks for this video. Really informative and a great tip with the licorice. I have caught 2 rats in the last week having spotted 1 in the garden.
Question, do mice also go for licorice? I ask because there have been 3 nights when most of the oats have been left and the licorice only nibbled. The nights I got the rats almost everything was gone. Should I place mouse traps as well given i know something is in the area? Cheers for any advice
It’s a pleasure @richd1047 we love to help our viewers 😊
If you are trapping outdoors for either rats or mice please make sure the traps are in a tunnel or bait box to stop non target animals getting caught or harmed.
House and field mice will eat liquorice. House mice will tend to nibble it away and not set off the trap though!
Bigger rats will be very cautious of taking the big bit of the bait though.
We have a video coming out soon of how we trick tricky rats by baiting and not setting the traps for a week and then setting the traps a week later once they were confident.
But if you look in our trail cam playlist, whilst that video comes out, you can see how big rats will vacuum up the oats getting closer and closer to the main bait.
Hope this helps.
@Pest Interceptors thanks for your reply and information. The trap was inside a shed so no need to box it but will ensure if placed outside I used a bait box. I can't believe these pests go nuts for licorice, hopefully the problem will be gone in the next few weeks 🤞.
Thanks again
I see the comment about using outside, which i also need to do. However, what is the tunnel you speak of? How is best to locate these outside please?
@stuu3270 a tunnel is used in this case to keep non-target animals away from the trap. The tunnel can be in the form of a purpose built plastic box (the ones designed for these are extremely expensive sadly! So expensive we don’t stock them and we don’t think the design is good either, we only sell what we use) I can send you a link though if you like.
A better and much more cost effective way of using a tunnel is to build one from bricks and stones or planks of wood. Pile them up around your trap and make sure the holes to get through the tunnel at only big enough for a rat.
You could also make a wooden box yourself and cut a rat sized hole on each end of the box.
Hope that helps.
Trap has been ordered!
Thanks.
I use an upturned large square plant pot with a rat sized hole. Put a brick on top to keep it stable.
Can I use these outside? Hard to find a tunnel tall enough to place them in
They must be in a tunnel if outside. If it is inside a building you don’t need a tunnel. (As long as you are certain no non target animals can get in the building).
What would you use against Ants. I live in Leeds could you please give me some Info
There are no insecticide sprays for use on black ants. We use a bait system…but it’s professional use only.
Don't you guys have cockroaches spray ? I used them against ant's and all died in 5 minutes , they were the red ones
@@jaanu2222 you should only use an insecticide for the insect it is intended. What it says on the label is THE LAW.
So no, we don’t use cockroach insecticide on ants. ☺️
@@PestInterceptors isn't killing them should be the priority ? If that gets your job done then how that matters that it's an insecticide or a cockroach spray , it's a poison anyway
@@jaanu2222 because different insecticides contain different chemicals. Those chemicals are dangerous for you and other animals as well as the insect.
It’s actually against the law to use an insecticide on an insect that isn’t listed on the label of the insecticide.
So no, it’s not just about killing the insect. It’s about caring about the environment, other humans and other animals.
We as a small family business have used these traps in the same way for 3 years with liquorice allsorts now everyone does and trys to take the credit
We had some of the first that were imported.
I’m sorry if you think you were the first to use these traps and the first to use the same bait as we do.
Ps. We also use frankfurters on these traps…works nearly as well as your ‘secret’ bait.
PPS. Liquorice and aniseed flavours have been used in pest control to temp rats for the 13 years I’ve been professionally catching rats.
@@PestInterceptors I agree with what your saying you are very good at what you do and ill agree to that but the way your videos put the Independent pest controllers down is wrong some of us do the same as you and have the same knowledge could you put that in one your videos please
@@davidhodgson9208 watch more videos 🤗
@@PestInterceptors I will I enjoy them
@@davidhodgson9208 the only pest controllers we put down or shame are the one’s who rip people off and the ones that aren’t capable of doing the job.
You sound like you are neither. Happy you enjoy the channel.