How big is the trap entrance?
785311
The trap entrance is about 1.5 inches square. It's good size to capture a mouse.
785312
About 1 1/2 inches square. i have caught lots of mice with them. Maybe people who have not had a good result with these traps have not been using the best bait. Wheat crackers and/or peanut butter work better than nuts for bait in my experience. I have occasionally caught two at once, a nice surprise.
785313
Certainly big enough for a mouse but too small for a rat. Hope that is helpful. The size was not what concerned me. I will give them another try as the weather seems to be sending more of the critters than I can cope with into the house.
1837851
16 1/2" high x 10 1/2" wide with about a 5" rise. I have a toy poodle (9 lb) and a an Airedale/German Shepard mix (60 lb.) and neither has any trouble getting in or out through the opening. I hope this helps. Since I put in this pet door life has been GREAT for me and for them!
2159227
Our traps are made from three quarter inch pine wood and have a Ball pint glass catch jar. They are approximately 14 inches long with jar attached.
811057
Don't have exact dimensions, but it will easily fit through typical house doorways. We used it inside for several months before taking outside.
1842360
The actual size of the opening is 8.5"wx10.5"h when the door is open. I have seen my hens squeeze thru two at a time. I have zero complaints about the door and it does everything it is supposed to. The first one I recieved had some problems and I called the company and they sent me a new one the next day, no hassle.
1891654
I'm gonna guestimate maybe 1 foot square. If you're trying to keep the dog out be warned a large dog can squish himself through that opening.
2029271
L. Cleveland: The space between bars on this trap are one inch wide and 1/2 inch high on both sides and the bottom.
1956708
Hi,Portion that sits in the hole is about 3" in diameter. I'll fill the walls of the critter's hole and pack the sides a bit to allow the trap to fit snug into the hole. I've found that if the hole is much wider, they can borrow around the trap. At the opening where the base of the trap sits, that's about 4 - 6" open. A lil unsightly, but once you trap the mole, you can repair that area easy enough along with whatever damage the mole caused. I hope that helps.
1049878
It is about 12"s long and perfect for killing gophers. BTW this works really good if you keep the gopher from covering the hole before you can set the trap. We also baited the trap which helped.
1571804
Actual size of door entrance is aprox 9" x 10". Cut size was aprox 10" x 12' We have a Mini Australian Shepard and it is perfect for her she walks in very easily. Very well made! Hope this helps you.
2106346
The opening is narrow - 16". It suits our purposes -- keeping a large dog in a confined area. One other thing worth mentioning -- the bottom rail extends across the doorway. I've forgotten about the rail & stumbled a few times. But, that is the trade-off for a very sturdy gate. It's not one for everyone, but it sure meets our needs!
5361
It is large enough to trap a grey squirrel, I found that there is not enough room in back of trap for much bait. The trigger is to close to rear of trap.
2252
they are a light-weight nylon like trap... I haven't measured, but they are reasonably long... ~8"
348088
I don't have the exact inches, but it is about 3 feet? I have a large german shepherd and she has to bow her head slightly to enter but has more than enough room once inside.
258035
Without measuring it, it BARELY fits through a standard doorway. I usually tilt it a little to move from room to room. It is bigger than I expected it to be.
2153909
I don't think this trap would be large enough. It might be usable for a copperhead size snake, maybe an inch or two in diameter and a couple feet long. Good luck!
2061956
The smaller the size, the more that falls out the trap door. The bigger the size, the wider the opening has to be. so maybe medium sized food is ideal.