Here in the Southern Sierra just outside Sequoia National Park, we are experiencing an explosion of Voles after a record wet Winter. They are everywhere.
  I got two of these traps delivered yesterday. Using a small piece of bread and Peanut Butter for bait, I set one inside and one outside. Within ten minutes, the outside trap had a captive. I put the little vermin in a bucket, reset the trap, and within a half hour. WHAM Another one.
  Nothing in the house so far, I'll take that as a good sign. This morning first thing, another outside customer and, as I'm typing this, I just heard that door drop again.
  Voles are active mainly in the morning and early evening. And boy can this thing catch them!
Here in the Southern Sierra just outside Sequoia National Park, we are experiencing an explosion of Voles after a record wet Winter. They are everywhere. I got two of these traps delivered yesterday. Using a small piece of bread and Peanut Butter for bait, I set one inside and one outside. Within ten minutes, the outside trap had a captive. I put the little vermin in a bucket, reset the trap, and within a half hour. WHAM Another one. Nothing in the house so far, I'll take that as a good sign. This morning first thing, another outside customer and, as I'm typing this, I just heard that door drop again. Voles are active mainly in the morning and early evening. And boy can this thing catch them!