Vole and Mole Trap Sourcing Supercat 1553000 — Gray, mechanical live-catch rodent trap

Sourcing Supercat 1553000 is a mechanical live-catch rodent trap in gray, designed specifically for capturing voles and moles in outdoor environments. The reusable unit allows non-chemical control by installing directly into runways or tunnels used by small burrowing rodents. It offers a compact, straightforward design that is intended for garden and lawn protection where plants, roots and turf are at risk from subterranean activity.

Advantages

The trap provides a chemical-free method for managing voles and moles, reducing risk to pets, wildlife and garden users. Its mechanical trigger mechanism is simple to set and reset, and the reusable housing allows quick emptying and redeployment. The compact footprint and neutral gray finish make it unobtrusive when installed in plant beds, lawns or allotments.

Suitable for

• Garden beds and vegetable patches
• Lawns and turf protection
• Allotments and smallholdings
• Areas with visible runways, tunnels or molehills

Key specifications

• Type: mechanical live-catch rodent trap for voles and moles
• Color: gray
• Material: durable reusable housing (field-installable)
• Operation: trigger-activated, non-chemical capture
• Installation: designed for placement in runways or underground tunnels
• Intended use: outdoor soil and turf environments

How to use

Locate active runways or tunnels by identifying fresh molehills or visible pathways. Clear loose soil from the tunnel entrance and insert the trap according to the manufacturer’s orientation so the internal trigger aligns with the runway. Set the mechanical trigger and cover the installation lightly with soil to maintain natural conditions while ensuring the trap remains functional. Check the trap regularly and empty captured animals following local regulations and humane handling guidance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, place the trap in sections of tunnel with recent activity and inspect daily. Avoid using chemical attractants that could contaminate the trap mechanism. Follow local wildlife and pest control regulations when handling captured animals and when choosing between live relocation or other disposal methods.