A trap catches multiple animals and/or other nuisance animals in one setting. The trap may include a larger confinement volume having a one-way entry door on at least one side and in other embodiments on all sides that remain active no matter how many animals are in the trap. The entry door is designed such that once the animal has started through the door it cannot turn back. Access to remove the animals is also provided. A large bait station that can hold several days of bait and be easily rebaited with minimal contact with the trap is also provided. An inner trap may be contained within the outer trap to the bait for the target animals trapped in the outer trap.

A trap catches multiple animals and/or other nuisance animals in one setting. The trap may include a larger confinement volume having a one-way entry door on at least one side and in other embodiments on all sides that remain active no matter how many animals are in the trap. The entry door is designed such that once the animal has started through the door it cannot turn back. Access to remove the animals is also provided. A large bait station that can hold several days of bait and be easily rebaited with minimal contact with the trap is also provided. An inner trap may be contained within the outer trap to the bait for the target animals trapped in the outer trap.

An example of a system for removing target animals such as birds from an area in a humane manner includes a cage with a substantially unidirectional entry and a device for attracting the target animals into the cage through the entry. The target animals captured in the cage can be released to another area as needed.

An example of a system for removing target animals such as birds from an area in a humane manner includes a cage with a substantially unidirectional entry and a device for attracting the target animals into the cage through the entry. The target animals captured in the cage can be released to another area as needed.

A composable insert system for converting a standard container, such as a storage tote, into a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) live trap. The system includes three modular components: a main flange body with an external thread and receiving slots, a plurality of individual thorny spike elements with bases that snap into the slots, and a lock nut. When assembled through an aperture cut into a container, the flange body is secured by the lock nut, and the attached spikes form a conical, one-way passage into the container's interior. The modular design allows for cost-effective manufacturing via simple molds and provides a versatile, scalable solution for users to create customized traps of various sizes for pests like rodents and fish. For aquatic use, the resulting trap can be made buoyant with foam or weighted to sink.

A composable insert system for converting a standard container, such as a storage tote, into a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) live trap. The system includes three modular components: a main flange body with an external thread and receiving slots, a plurality of individual thorny spike elements with bases that snap into the slots, and a lock nut. When assembled through an aperture cut into a container, the flange body is secured by the lock nut, and the attached spikes form a conical, one-way passage into the container's interior. The modular design allows for cost-effective manufacturing via simple molds and provides a versatile, scalable solution for users to create customized traps of various sizes for pests like rodents and fish. For aquatic use, the resulting trap can be made buoyant with foam or weighted to sink.

An enclosed mouse trap consists of a lid-shaped container, a bucket container, a tunnel-shaped bridge, and an outer container. The lid-shaped container has one or two planks with fulcrum fitted on the floor, and it allows mice to falls into the bucket container below. The lid-shaped container has one or two short tunnel-shaped entrances each fitted with a one-way swing door providing an entrance for mice to enter the lid-shape container. Each entrance of the lid-shaped container connects with the tunnel-shaped bridge which has the same one-way swing door fitted within. The outer container has three tunnel-shaped entrances each fitted with the same one-way swing door. The lid-shaped container, the bucket container, and the tunnel-shaped bridge are all fitted within the outer container

An enclosed mouse trap consists of a lid-shaped container, a bucket container, a tunnel-shaped bridge, and an outer container. The lid-shaped container has one or two planks with fulcrum fitted on the floor, and it allows mice to falls into the bucket container below. The lid-shaped container has one or two short tunnel-shaped entrances each fitted with a one-way swing door providing an entrance for mice to enter the lid-shape container. Each entrance of the lid-shaped container connects with the tunnel-shaped bridge which has the same one-way swing door fitted within. The outer container has three tunnel-shaped entrances each fitted with the same one-way swing door. The lid-shaped container, the bucket container, and the tunnel-shaped bridge are all fitted within the outer container

An animal trap is provided that includes a plurality of posts and a net structure. The net structure is attached to the posts. The net structure has a width that extends between an upper lateral edge and a lower lateral edge, a first length that extends between a first lengthwise end and a second lengthwise end at the upper lateral edge, and a second length that extends between the first and second lengthwise ends at the lower lateral edge. The net structure includes a net and an upper cord. The upper cord is attached to the net. The net structure is configurable in a set configuration having an interior trap region. In the set configuration, the net structure has a first circumference at the upper lateral edge and a second circumference at the lower lateral edge. The first circumference is greater than the second circumference.

An animal trap is provided that includes a plurality of posts and a net structure. The net structure is attached to the posts. The net structure has a width that extends between an upper lateral edge and a lower lateral edge, a first length that extends between a first lengthwise end and a second lengthwise end at the upper lateral edge, and a second length that extends between the first and second lengthwise ends at the lower lateral edge. The net structure includes a net and an upper cord. The upper cord is attached to the net. The net structure is configurable in a set configuration having an interior trap region. In the set configuration, the net structure has a first circumference at the upper lateral edge and a second circumference at the lower lateral edge. The first circumference is greater than the second circumference.