Three trap types: barrel (Duffus), scissor, humane pipe. All require proper preparation.
Leave prongs slightly protruding—springing indicates catch.
Territorial: 1–2 per acre. Solitary except mating. Eat earthworms. Extremely vibration-sensitive and scent-keen.
Patience and scent control are the keys to success.
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