Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying – Traps – Self-reset
Patent
1994-08-16
1996-04-30
Seidel, Richard K.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
Traps
Self-reset
43 70, A01M 2310
Patent
active
055113397
ABSTRACT:
A trap is provided for rodents, such as mice, rats and similar small animals, which consists of a cabinet having an upper entrance, to allow the rodents to enter and a lower chamber to retain the rodents. A platform is provided having a first end and a second end. A component is for pivotally mounting the platform across its center between the first end and the second end within the cabinet. A structure is for maintaining the platform in a normally horizontal position, with its first end level with the upper entrance of the cabinet. A bait bag is suspended in the cabinet directly above the second end of the platform, opposite from the upper entrance to attract the rodents onto the second end of the platform. An apparatus activated by the rodents at the bait bag, is for pivoting the second end of the platform downwardly, so that the rodents will drop into the lower chamber of the cabinet and be retained therein. A device activated by the first end of the platform pivoting upwardly is for returning the platform to its normal horizontal position, after the rodents drop into the lower chamber of the cabinet.
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Kroll Michael I.
Miner James
Seidel Richard K.
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