Which is best for termites bait traps or termador?

Very carefully.

Hi, I'm Peter. On this style of live trap the solid lid you see on one end is the door that falls when the trigger is tripped. There is usually a couple of heavy wire rods that is attached to the outer end of the door that is connected at a swivel point and an arm that leads down to the "dog" on the side of the cage about midways. This is just a bent piece of metal that rest on another bent piece of metal that goes through the side of the cage to the bait ( Trip/ Trigger, Pan ) You lift the door up and when you do the arm with the bend down by the side of the cage will be in position. While holding that 1st bent arm move the second bent arm that is attached inside to the bait pan, into position to rest against the 1st arm. It will look like two fingers bent at the last knuckle hooked to each other. I put the bait on the pan inside before I set it. The animal will go in touch the bait pan with it's mouth or paw releasing the two bent arms that are held together by the weight of the trap door. This allows the door to fall trapping the animal in the cage. Most of these traps have a carrying handle on top but you MUST be EXTREMELY careful when carrying these traps because if it gets to close to any part of your body or a finger gets too near for example you will get bit or scratched by a highly irritated confined scared animal. It may take a couple of tries to get use to setting it without the door falling but don't give up you will get the hang of it.

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26.April.2014

Put bait on the pan inside then on the side of the trap there is a trigger mechanism where one arm rest on another arm that holds the doors open. When the animal messes with the bait the 1st arm will move allowing the 2nd arm to fall closing the end doors.

There will be a trigger mechanism on the side of the trap. When you raise the doors the trigger mechanism has two points where one will rest on the other holding the end doors open. I would recommend putting the bait on the trigger pan before you set the trap. When ever the animal touches the bait it causes the one arm to move in turn allowing the second arm to fall closing the doors trapping the animal.

You can get a cage type trap that you can put some peanut butter for bait on the bait pan. They sell them at tractor supply and other places also. It has a door on either end that will fall when the animal messes with the bait trapping them unhurt in the cage. These cages will have a handle on top so you can carry it without getting your fingers in bite range. The smaller cage will be for squirrels, rats, weasels.

Bait your trap with something sweet. Wheat bread with peanut butter spread on it is always a sure attractant, oil of anise; sweet corn and grape jelly are also suggested for nuisance animals. The majority of domestic animals are not attracted to this type of bait. If you do catch your neighbour's dog or cat you have several options:

when they are done properly, termite/ antkiller treatments should last for up to 5 years.

Any use of chemicals poses some level ofrisk, but with the right precautions it doesn't have to be dangerous to yourfamily. Read this article to get more information about Termite/carp/ antkiller products and their risks.
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Hello,
Rule number one, BAIT IT FIRST!
Rule number two, always keep your fingers out of the line of fire.

When you are looking at the trap, it is sprung. That is, the mechanism is tripped, and the spring has flipped the bar to the "catch" position. You'll see the bar and spring. Look, and you will see another, single bar, connected on one end to the trap, with the other end loose. This is the trigger release bar. If you look at the bait tray, you'll see a place where the metal is pushed out on the side. This is the trigger. Here's how it works: You fold the spring bar over the bait pan, and hold it tight against the base, keeping your fingers out of the way (see rules 1& 2 above). While holding the spring bar down, use your other hand to bring the trigger release bar over the spring bar and to the bait tray. The end of the bar rests under the notch on the bait tray. As you are setting the bar, you'll slightly reduce your pressure on the spring bar. This pushes the release bar tighter against the notch. When the bar is in place in the notch, the trap is armed. When the mouse is tugging at the bait, the bait pan will shift and release the trigger release bar. It flips backwards, releasing the spring bar, which then catches the mouse.
Best regards, --W/D--