All Seasons Floating Turtle Relocation Trap

The Ultimate Solution for Effective Turtle Population Control in Private Ponds! The ASF Aluminum Turtle Trap is a premium-quality, durable trap designed specifically to address the challenges of controlling turtle populations in private ponds. Crafted with precision and using lightweight yet sturdy aluminum construction, this trap offers unparalleled effectiveness and long-lasting performance. Say goodbye to the hassle of dealing with excessive turtle populations and welcome a more balanced ecosystem with this turtle trap for ponds.

Dimensions: 24x24x18 25lbs
100% Made in Texas
Aluminum Turtle Trap offers efficient capture w/ spacious chamber, 2 Gravity Catch ramps
Made of high-grade aluminum for exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and longevity, even in harsh conditions
Simple Setup & Use: Aluminum Turtle Trap is easy to set up & operate. Place in sunny spot & the trap does the rest.
Capture and Release Safely: Prioritizing turtle safety, the trap ensures humane population control with minimally harmful capture and convenient release.
Benefits of Controlling Turtle Population in Private Ponds:
Enhanced Balance: Excessive turtle populations can disrupt private pond ecosystems, leading to negative impacts for aquatic life. Use the Aluminum Turtle Trap to restore harmony.
Trapping red-eared slider turtles can help protect eggs, small fish, and amphibians, promoting sustained growth and reproduction of prized fish.
Overpopulation of turtles leads to poor water quality, disturbance to the pond's bottom, and increased nutrient load. Reducing turtle population helps promote healthier water, benefiting aquatic organisms, fish, amphibians, and bacteria.
Maintain an aesthetically pleasing pond with the Turtle Relocation Trap. Limit turtle numbers to create a tranquil, picturesque environment for yourself and visitors.

Directions:

1. To set the turtle trap in smaller ponds, you will need two ropes and a stake. One rope should be approximately 3′ longer than your water depth (to attach a weight to and use as an anchor) and one at least 30′ long for moving the trap in and out of the water.
2. Tie one end of the shorter rope to the turtle trap frame and the other to the weight (we recommend a brick or 1/2 cinder block)
3. Tie one end of the longer rope to the trap.
4. Put the weight and turtle trap on the bank on one side of the pond. Take the longer rope in hand and walk to the other side of the pond. Pull the rope to move the trap and weight into the pond. We recommend having the trap at least 30′ from the shoreline.
5. Tie the free end of the rope to a stake at the bank. For larger ponds and lakes you will need to use a boat. Attach an anchor to the turtle trap like in step 1 above. Take the trap and weight out into the pond at least 30′ from the shoreline. Drop the weight and trap into the pond.

Tips:

Check the turtle trap and remove any turtles about every two weeks
Remove other floating surface debris to increase catch frequency