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US Patent 5682705
Issued Date
November 4, 1997
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Inventors
Stahl; Michael (Elie, Manitoba,CA)
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Abstract
An animal trap has a rectangular housing with one or more access openings in the side. The preferred trap has two access openings in adjacent sides, at diametrically-opposed corners. A tunnel leads from each access opening into the container. Within the tunnel is a gravity door, pivoted at the top and sloping inwardly so that an animal may push the door open to enter the container but cannot open the door to the outside. The door is perforated and carries a lure housing on its inside surface. An odoriferous lure is carried in the lure housing to attract animals into the access opening an through the tunnel. For use in very cold weather, a heating wire, preferably battery powered, may be used to warm the lure.
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Published
November 4, 1997
Application Number
08/240,558
Filed
May 11, 1994
US Classification
43/66   43/61
Int'l Classification
A01M   23/00   (20060101)   A01M   23/18   (20060101)   A01M   23/08   (20060101)  
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USPTO Field of Search
43/61   43/64   43/65   43/66   43/67   43/74  
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