Havahart® Medium 2-Door Trap

This live animal trap is ideal for trapping small raccoons, muskrats, opossums and other similar-sized animals.

Havahart® Medium 2-Door Traps have been designed with the safety of the animals in mind. These small raccoon traps, with two spring loaded doors, have many features to allow safe, quick and easy catches.

Havahart® Medium 2-Door Traps are constructed of sturdy rust-resistant wire mesh with steel reinforcements for long life and galvanized for maximum resistance to rust and corrosion. Mesh openings are smaller than competing traps of comparable size to prevent escapes and stolen bait. Two spring-loaded doors allow animals to enter from either direction. Sensitive triggers ensure quick, secure captures that target the specific animal's size, eliminating undesired catches.

Solid doors and handle guards protect users during transportation, while smoothed internal edges protect and prevent injuries to animals. This live animal trap is made in the U.S.A.

Humane Live Animal Traps from Havahart® - the recognized brand leader in nuisance animal control.

Havahart® Medium 2-Door Trap - Specifications

Product Features:

• Two spring-loaded doors
• These muskrat and small opossum traps are also ideal for catching muskrats, opossums and similar-size nuisance animals
• These live traps have smoothed internal edges to protect and prevent injuries to animals
• Trigger rod is located outside of the trap so animal cannot damage it while in the trap
• Proven efficacy derived from extensive field testing means higher catch rate and fewer escapes.
• Made to last
• Resists rust and corrosion.
• Instructions and tips on baits and trap setting are included
• Comes fully assembled and ready to use
• Made in the U.S.A.

What's in the Box:

• 1 Havahart® Medium 2-Door Trap (Model #1040)

Specifications:

• Dimensions: 30”L x 7”W x 7"H

Critter Control

We encourage you to learn a bit about the little critters that surround you and how to control them in the most humane and caring way. Please click on the pictures below to access general facts, suggested control options and more!

Havahart® Recommends the Following
Baits

Use a small plate to place the bait at the end of the live trap.

Suggested raccoon baits

◊ Fish, fresh or canned
◊ Honey or sugar covered vegetables 
◊ Smoked fish
◊ Watermelon
◊ Sweet corn
◊ Cooked fatty meat
◊ Crisp bacon
◊ Marshmallows are a favorite!


Suggested muskrat baits

◊ Fresh vegetables

◊ Parsnips
◊ Carrots

Expert's Corner

Animal Trapping Tips

Live animal trapping is an effective animal control alternative that is both humane and earth-friendly.

Whether you are successful in catching a live animal depends on choosing the right bait and location among factors. Havahart® brings you expert tips for first time trapping, inside trapping, outside trapping, and feral cat trapping that will make the task simple! 

First Time Tips  |  Basic Tips  |  Indoor Tips  |  Outdoor Tips

LIVE ANIMALTRAPPING FAQs

          Q:   Why should I buy Havahart® live animal cage traps? 

A:   Havahart® live animal traps are a great purchase – They’re Safe, Easy to Use, and Effective!

       Not all live animal traps are the same.  Listed below are some features that make Havahart the
       leader in live animal trapping:

1.  Havahart® traps are constructed of durable wire mesh, galvanized for maximum resistance to rust and corrosion.  Most people have their Havahart traps for years and years.   more>>

          Q:   The bait is gone, but the trap is empty. What happened? 

A:   There are a few reasons for this occurence … and it even depends on what trap you are using...

One common possibility is that, the animal was able to lightly grab the bait without touching the trigger.  It’s important to place the bait in an area where the animal is forced to engage the trigger in order to recover the bait.    more>>

          Q:   I've caught a wild animal in a trap.  What should I do with it?

A:   Each region of the country is different.  Please contact your local or state game commission
       or call the Humane Society for their recommendation.