Round Loop Tunnel Traps
This new and improved Round Loop Tunnel Trap has a new stronger spring than before as well as a better body and build quality. Alongside the Flat Bottom Tunnel Trap this is one of the best traps on the market today.
Tunnel traps, Barrel traps or Duffus traps - there are a few names for these however we like to call these, The Round Loop Tunnel Trap. We supply a huge amount of these traps across the country to some of the best mole catchers in the UK. The reason these traps are loved so much is because of Quality, Design and Price.
Quality
This Round Loop trap is made from a High Quality Galvanised steel, helping to withstand the hard work it is put through by the mole catcher.
Design
We have redesigned this trap with the help of some of the top professionals in the UK mole catching industry, and now has an all new stronger spring for a more humane dispatch. It is designed to be put to work straight away fresh out the box. The benefit of this trap design is the way it sits neatly in the moles tunnel and in the same direction, which is a huge help and timesaver when trying to bed your trap in the run correctly. It allows the mole to pass freely throught the trap, setting it off cleanly before detection. This trap is also now compatible with our spare L-Pins that also fit our flat bottoms.
Price
We always aim to have the best price on the market for these traps. We understand that traps get broken, damaged and even stolen that is why we bring to you the best of both worlds with a quality trap at an affordable price.
From our shop
Round Loop Tunnel Trap by UK Putange Supplies
Round Loop Tunnel Trap by UK Putange Supplies
Round Loop Tunnel Trap by UK Putange Supplies
Round Loop Tunnel Trap by UK Putange Supplies
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Tip!
Whilst these traps can be used straight out of the box, they can also be tweaked a little if required. We like to bend our triggers forward ever so slightly. Turn the trap over and push the trigger forward towards the body of the trap and once set you want about a 2 fingers gap between the trigger and the catch loop. It's just personal preference gained from years of mole-catching experience, but give it a try!
