Fishing – trapping – and vermin destroying – Traps – Electrocuting
Patent
1998-06-15
1999-07-06
Carone, Michael J.
Fishing, trapping, and vermin destroying
Traps
Electrocuting
43 61, A01M 1900, A01M 2312
Patent
active
059184094
ABSTRACT:
The tunnel trap is electrically powered and kills by electrocution. The animal trips two triggers (infrared beams for example), one near each end of the trap, so that the animal is entirely inside the trap when the trap is set off, electrocuting the animal by electric contacts with its head and feet. An elevator then lifts the animal so that it can roll and/or slide out of the trap through an opening in a side of the trap. The triggering allows doors, one at each end opening of the trap, to drop and cover the openings. There are grids on the doors, electrically connected when the doors are down. The animal contacts one door grid or the other as it attempts to escape and electrical current passes from its head to its feet which are on an electrical grid on the floor of the trap. As the elevator rises it lifts the doors to reset them for the next cycle.
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Ark Darren W.
Carone Michael J.
Jenny Robert W.
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