Large Collapsible Humane Live Animal Cage Trap No-Kill Trapping Kit for Humane Catch Release Rabbits, Stray Cat, Squirrel, Raccoon, All Fit Sized Animals, Heavy Duty, 2-Door 31"x11.5"x12.5"

Using this for trapping feral chickens. So far, it caught 1 rooster, 2 chickens, and a chick. It also caught a toad and a dove. The trap works very well, but can sometimes be difficult to set. The trigger mechanism is very sensitive and although it can be adjusted (bending the hook to shape), I've chosen not to adjust it yet. Still waiting to nab a neighboring rooster that crows at all times of night and day. He's comes around every so often, so hopefully, I'll get him shortly.For those who live on Oahu, City Feed sells ready packed chicken feed, around 5lbs, for $6. Apparently, they get a lot of requests for feral chicken bait, so they carry pre-packed bags.This trap is built very well and is a solid buy. If it can fit your needs... buy it! 5 stars!As an aside, it's recommended by Pest control that you shade the trap. I used this shade cloth,. cut it to size, and attached it with zip ties.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CXN7SMXX?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

The trap ships flat, so a little assembly is required. the directions aren't very clear, but looking at the parts, it's easy to figure out where things go. Setting the trap door is simple, and the smooth edges allow the trip to release the door to trap animals with little pressure required by the animal. The top of the trap has a metal plate surrounding the handle, making it safer to carry a trapped animal, although I still recommend using sturdy gloves when handling the trap with a live animal inside it. The size is adequate for raccoons, opossums, cats, ad other animals around that size. The wire spacing wouldn't make it a good choice for smaller animals such as rats or chipmunks, although large squirrels may not be able to escape. So far, this trap seems well designed, well made, and should last a long time.

Works as advertised. It’s an ingenious design the way it unfolds and becomes fairly sturdy. Build quality is fair for the low price. Easy to use once you figure it all out

I thought the cage was good but wasnt going to work for the cat I was trying to catch and prefer a different latch. After setting it up, if I was buying a second trap I may buy but i had to return this one and get something that was not foldable in case of a longer time in it transporting with trapping and helping to save or spay and neuter cats here. It is a good trap though and I should have just gone with the one I was used to with the doors that drop down straight. For the price this is decent. I was needing something but also had no air conditioning in my car and didnt want a smaller cat to get out somehow because he is quite narrow and wasn't sure how upset he would be, luckily he got trapped in another style and at churu through the bars in another kind. I think this one is ok for basic spay and neuters. Saw a video later of a raccoon escape on here and just got worried with my car being broken in the heat. They took it back luckily and think the trap would still be worth the deal for people. May have been a raccoon on steroids they posted .I was just too scared.

This cage was missing parts and others were bent. It is NOT heavy metal and bend easily. I did still keep it because I desperately need it to catch a hurt kitten. I took it apart and used a rubber mallet to straighten everything out. I put it back together and got the missing parts I need from Home Depot. I set it up, everything worked fine. Set it out and caught a large male cat that again bent the cage apart to escape. I fixed it again and made adjustments to reinforce the cage. I set it up and caught the kitten. I have since used it for other wild cats and possums. No one has since been able to escape or cause damage. If you are wanting something easy to open and use, I recommend a different cage and check the metals used.

There was a hissing, mean, wild, cat that was causing trouble in the neighborhood, but came up regularly to be fed, as long as I didn't get anywhere close to him. I covered the trap with a towel and put his food dish about 10 feet away from the entrance. Over a period of several months, I moved it closer and closer, and removed the towel. Then put the dish inside the entrance and slowly slid it more into the trap. Finally, he was going in and I set the trap; I knew I had only once chance at him - it was a success! I took him to my vet and had him neutered. He now lives mostly in my garage with two other cats, and rubs against my leg while I fix his food --but he still hisses at me!!

rough finished wire, zinc plated... but it's a trap. Seems to be solid, and would work to hold any animal inside. We'll see.

We have had a stray female cat hanging out for two years now, She has had 3 litters. With a total of 12 kittens . She managed to have two litters in my garage. Although we tried to catch her so she could be spayed we were not successful. When she showed up pregnant again I vowed this would be her last pregnancy. We purchased this set it up and two days later she delivered 6 babies. She is currently taking care of her babies inside a warm and safe house Once she is dried up she will be spayed . I have managed to touch her but only for a bit. The trap was reasonably priced, easy to use and got the job done.