A device for trapping a rodent includes one or more of a floor, walls connected to the floor, an aperture in at least one of the walls, and a platform positioned within the container. The platform is positioned adjacent to the aperture and elevated above the floor. An adhesive is positioned on the floor. The aperture is sized to permit a rodent to gain access to the platform.

A device for trapping a rodent includes one or more of a floor, walls connected to the floor, an aperture in at least one of the walls, and a platform positioned within the container. The platform is positioned adjacent to the aperture and elevated above the floor. An adhesive is positioned on the floor. The aperture is sized to permit a rodent to gain access to the platform.

A system and device for capturing or entrapping pests, such as rodents, is described herein. In some embodiments, the device includes an opening in the bottom of the device which allows the pest to enter the device. In some embodiments, the device may include a kill trap. In other embodiments, the device may be used to live capture the pest.

A system and device for capturing or entrapping pests, such as rodents, is described herein. In some embodiments, the device includes an opening in the bottom of the device which allows the pest to enter the device. In some embodiments, the device may include a kill trap. In other embodiments, the device may be used to live capture the pest.

A gate for a feral hog trap is provided, comprising a frame having side frame assemblies, a top member, and a reinforcing member. Netting material is secured across the side frame assemblies and across the front of the frame. The netting material is attached to the frame using ropes which are secured to the frame members. The front netting material remains loosely gathered along a bottom edge and is preferably weighted to keep the bottom edge in contact with the ground. When feral hogs enter the gate, they pass under the front netting such that the netting falls back to the ground, making it difficult for the feral hogs to exit the gate as they step on the bottom edge of the front netting.

A gate for a feral hog trap is provided, comprising a frame having side frame assemblies, a top member, and a reinforcing member. Netting material is secured across the side frame assemblies and across the front of the frame. The netting material is attached to the frame using ropes which are secured to the frame members. The front netting material remains loosely gathered along a bottom edge and is preferably weighted to keep the bottom edge in contact with the ground. When feral hogs enter the gate, they pass under the front netting such that the netting falls back to the ground, making it difficult for the feral hogs to exit the gate as they step on the bottom edge of the front netting.

Certain disclosed embodiments include a self-baiting, self-catching, continuous wild game trap and its associated systems and methods. Such embodiments can include a catch trap, a corral, a plurality of cameras, a feeder, and various associated components. The single panel can be further used in isolation to encourage directional travel for use in parks and wildlife areas or in rotational grazing operations. Further implementations include systems having one or more single panels capable of providing directional movement of animals such that the systems can be used to encourage directional movement of animals in parks and wildlife areas or for rotational grazing of animals.

Certain disclosed embodiments include a self-baiting, self-catching, continuous wild game trap and its associated systems and methods. Such embodiments can include a catch trap, a corral, a plurality of cameras, a feeder, and various associated components. The single panel can be further used in isolation to encourage directional travel for use in parks and wildlife areas or in rotational grazing operations. Further implementations include systems having one or more single panels capable of providing directional movement of animals such that the systems can be used to encourage directional movement of animals in parks and wildlife areas or for rotational grazing of animals.

Pest-management apparatuses and related methods. At least some of the present pest-management apparatuses comprise: a base, a lid coupled to the base such that the lid is movable between open and closed positions, where the base and lid define a chamber when the lid is in the closed position; a pest-capture device disposable within the chamber and having a capture element that is movable between set and capture positions; and an elongated indicator configured to extend through an opening in the lid when the lid is in the closed position.

The disclosure relates to a Component of (for forming) a movable or immovable object, comprising: a Component Body; at least one holding device for holding a bait for pests, which holding device is comprised of a housing which delimits at least one receptacle chamber for receiving at least one bait, wherein the housing is comprised of at least one platform which delimits at least one pass-through opening through which a pest can gain access to a bait arranged in said housing;
wherein at least a part of the holding device, in particular at least one part of the housing, and/or at least one part of the at least one platform, and/or at least one part of an accommodation device which device delimits an accommodation space for accommodating the holding device, is physically integrated with at least one portion of the Component Body.