Could a "pop-up" signal be rigged such that if a snake got into the trap he would trip a spring-driven signal post/flag (like a rural post box)?
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This is a rectangular box as shown that is open on both ends. The trap itself is the sticky paper; the box simply keeps the sticky surface clean until something enters the box. I caught a 2 foot long snake in the trap and he struggled hard enough that he and the sticky part of the trap came out of the box. It was pretty evident that I had trapped something. I am certain that one could rig up a device as you suggest, but this would add a mechanical device that may discourage a snake from going into the box.
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it might but not sure as it works on a pole preventing a squirrel from going up
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In theory it could work if properly secured in place. Downside; no device to set bait but could place in rear of trap to lure inside. Best used and designed for tunnel/hole use.
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A human or animal intruder will be shocked, if the wire is connected to an appropriate power supply. I've accidentally touched electrified fences and definitely did not like the shock.
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Yes. Run the wire to the end of the circle and then route it on the same posts back to the source. Mine has worked well like that for about 5 years.
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Yes I did. Jumped the Honda that way, posts are easily accessible. Have not attempted it using positive post and negative to the frame. Not sure if it would work that way.
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None that I could see. The wires would need to be superficially attached to the post and would be visible.
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Yes, for sure, however that seems like a huge waste of wire. There must be a more efficient way to do it. You can do a double wire (spaced 5' apart) across the area where you have no fence, then twist the wire and go directly back to the house where - you don't need to twist it and follow the fence all the way around. Also, if you're using "Yardmax mode" the dog can go right up to the wire without the warning going off. In some cases, you can't use that mode, so it may not apply to you.
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You could...,however you would have to be strategic to positioning the "up-post." Also, the size of the toolbox would play into it.
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I'm going to say no...because its a specialty cable...but if you want to risk tearing the unit up you could slice together some similar gauge wire....don't know what the specs are with signal drop as the unit is powered by 2 double A batteries...hope this helps...its really an awesome security device.
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I don't c y not it trips when it receives a signal, whether or not that has to be a viper signal I don't know...
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I would think so. If the animal is trap wise & avoids the treadle, I've laid a piece of cardboard over the treadle.
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I would think you could, Yes. But the coyotes would have to touch it. If they are just going over, it wouldn't work. And if they got in your area, if they knew it shocked, they will be reticent to hop back over to get out. But if they touch it trying to go over to get in, it will definitely deter them.
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While we did no configure it the way you indicated, the full response appears instantaneous so I think you could do it, that is actually a neat way to distribute the signal I think it would probably work without issue or delay.
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I really don't know. Watch the link I've sent and try to determine if this seems like a viable solution. Initially I had no luck with it until I watched the video for the 5th or 6th time and caught the words "make the trap sensitive", then I trapped my gopher. I waited until I saw the gopher moving his dirt out and then I set it. He plugged the hole at first but sometime during the night he unplugged it and started moving his dirt and,... BAM "lights out". http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQbZ4Z_3uXU
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Only if the fence already has a feature meant to mount mail boxes of this type. Otherwise you will have to get creative.
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Amazon sells enclosed feeding stations that protect the bait from being accessed by birds, pets and unintended wild animals like rabbits or squirrels. Search on "mouse feeding stations" or consider...http://www.amazon.com/dp/B005DFR2LM/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid;=2T3X588J78JL2&coliid;=I6U7KOEQC9E8F