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Love them! 😂

How much

Love what you have going on … nice work‼️🙋🏼‍♀️

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For some reason I’m not able to edit my comments so having to do another one. In my first comment, I mention that I had a dog bust out of the back and bent the railing out. I posted this to a lost dog trapping page I belong to on Facebook and someone else commented that the same thing happened to them but the rails came completely off. How are these traps being tested for that type of situation? I called Tomahawk yesterday and what the person told me was that they cannot be responsible for damage done by the dog. These traps are literally made to trap scared, skittish dogs. There should be testing with the type of strength that those dogs have. Otherwise, why am I buying that?

I also need to add to my previous comment that the very first time I used the trap is the only time that the door lifted and stayed in place the way you show in this video. After that, I always had to double check and press down the hinge that holds it open to ensure that it stayed open. It fell down after my second time using it. I could get it to stay, but it does not do it as easily as it is shown in the video and as it would set the very first time someone might use it.

I am a trapper based in Utah and was so excited about buying this trap because of the door. I have been working on a dog a couple of hours away from Salt Lake City. As soon as my target dog was trapped in my GT610B, he busted through the back side, the rails bent right off and he got out. Obviously not good when I have spent $700 with shipping to buy a dog trap that is made to trap dogs. I am still in the process of trying to capture this dog now and as soon as I can get all of my information and pictures together, I will send them to Tomahawk. If they do not offer some type of compensation, I probably will never buy a tomahawk again. My Tru Catch would not have lost this dog. It’s really unfortunate to see comments on another page I belong to where people are saying that they zip tie the back of this same trap to make sure that doesn’t happen. We shouldn’t have to be doing that.

Thanks for discussing the Roundhouse Trap, I'm a former Humane Officer and designed it to stop cats having their faces cut up.

How to buy these

need lining on bottom.

Great,thank you

Is this like a Bigger version of the new Tomahawk gravity trap for cats?

Thank you for answering my question.

If a tall dog should push up on the door, will it release it and cause it to close? My concern is that it's only 26" high. Do you have a video of the pyrenees going into the trap?

Are they available now?

Does the largest version collapse for transportation?

Great demo! Those new spring doors are a wonderful advancement. Thanks John . . and Tomahawk.

wonderful video thank you

I just learned so much from this video, thank you! Now, off to watch the other videos in this series.

This is a great video! I love the detail and tips. I have one to add. When transferring cats from trap to trap or trap to transfer cage, I always backstop the trap or cage the cat is going into. Inside I use a wall, outside I often use a car wheel or a curb. I have had one strong feral escape because he hit the back of the transfer cage so hard he was able to create a space to then escape between the cages. Thank you for posting this video!

4:05 You practice what you preach. It's a good thing that you put on the gloves before handling that tiger.

Nice moves.