Twist Spring Trap
A predominantly American design to catch gophers and moles. This is another nasty bit of kit that you should be wary of putting your fingers anywhere near!
Apart from the risk of self-injury, you should note that you will need to set two at each point, as they are only capable of trapping from one direction. They also require the mole to clamber over the jaws and then along the structural components in order to reach the trigger. As we know moles are very aware of their environment and naturally cautious, you can see why few will blunder into a trap of this design.
Apart from the risk of self-injury, you should note that you will need to set two at each point, as they are only capable of trapping from one direction. They also require the mole to clamber over the jaws and then along the structural components in order to reach the trigger. As we know moles are very aware of their environment and naturally cautious, you can see why few will blunder into a trap of this design.
Verdict
They do occasionally work, but they are dangerous to set and many moles will be put off by so much metal in their tunnel. Careful not to lose a finger setting it!



















