How big is a 220 Conibear trap?

7″ x 7″
The 220 bodygrip trap (often referred to as the 220 Conibear) is a double spring body gripper with a 7″ x 7″ jaw opening.

Can you trap beaver with a 220 Conibear?

But seasoned trappers like Krause and others say a Conibear 220 is a beaver trap or a raccoon trap, too big for marten. They are not used with bait to entice an animal, but rather are placed along the path where a raccoon or beaver might pass.

What is a 220 Conibear used for?

The Duke 220 Conibear Body Gripper trap is great for raccoons, otters, woodchucks and similar sized animals. A kill type trap that is placed in runways or over burrow holes allowing the animal to move through the trap thus capturing it. Use on raccoons, skunks, otters, fishers, opossums, and similar sized animals.

How big does a conibear trap have to be?

Choose the size trap that correlates with the animal you’re trapping. Conibear traps come in 3 sizes: 110, which measures 5 inches (13 cm) per side; 220, which measures 7 inches (18 cm) per side; and 330, which measures 10 inches (25 cm) per side. Larger traps are used to catch larger animals.

How much does a 220 body trap cost?

(48)48 product ratings – 2 New Duke 220 Body Grip Traps Trapping Groundhog Raccoon Fisher Badger 0420 $30.95 Free shipping 628 sold Duke Traps 0965 Animal Body Trap Setting Tool for # 220 & 330 Body Traps

How do you change the sensitivity of a conibear trap?

You can adjust the sensitivity of the trap by changing which of the locking mechanism’s notches you set it with. The locking mechanism should have 3 distinct notches. The notches nearest the trap will set the sensitivity to “low,” while the notch farthest from the trap will set the sensitivity to “high.”

How does a conibear trap kill an animal?

Conibear traps are two metal squares that snap together in a scissor motion to grab the body (bodygrip) of the target animal. It is designed to be a ‘kill’ trap, so they usually kill the animal quickly after collapsing on it by crushing their body or neck.