Trap C910

invented by P. Billard and developed by Hénon. 

Technical characteristics :

• The C910 trap is a Homologated killing weasel trap equipped with 2 springs, supplied with 2 possible openings : 
• One of 10 cm x 10 cm for mustelids and muskrats
•  The other one of 20 cm x 20 cm for the coypu
• Rigid wire mesh 25 mm x 25 mm
• Dimensions : Length: 51 cm, Width: 21 cm, Height 21 cm
• Colour: painted dark green
• French production in our workshops

How to use it :

The C910 trap is also known as a "killing cage". It is used for both weasels and coypu. It comes in the form of a box which makes it less dangerous for pets. The C910 is also known to be a fearsome weasel trap! The C910 weasel trap is the ideal replacement for the egg trap. As a weasel trap, you put a meat bait and use the C910 trap with the reducing door, so you will have an opening of 10 cm x 10 cm, to avoid catching a cat in the weasel trap, for example. The C910 is an extremely effective weasel trap. It is very versatile, so there is no need to create any artifice to set it up. The C910 trap can be placed anywhere and without any difficulty. For coypu and muskrats the C910 trap can be used without the door which reduces the entrance, so the opening will be 20 cm x 20 cm. The trap can be placed in marshes, on the edges of ponds and streams with a plant bait. Pieces of apple or carrot will do the trickThis is a category 2 trap that is triggered by pressure on a pallet and is designed to kill the animal. For more information on trap legislation see the UNAPAF website. The C910 weasel trap is an ideal replacement for the egg trap. 

What is a mustelid?

The mustelid is a group of carnivorous mammals, they are predators of various sizes with elongated bodies and short legs. The best known is the weasel, but in this category we also find weasels, ermine, martens, skunks, mink and even badgers. Beware they are not all classified as "harmful" and it also depends on your department. In any case, the C910 will be a very effective weasel trap! For more advice on how to use a weasel trap, we advise you to have a look at the article How to use a weasel trap on the Journal du chasseur.