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title: "Humane Way Folding Live Humane Animal Trap"
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# Black anti-glare powder-coated steel Gravity-operated swift door closure Foldable design, no tools needed Humane Way Folding Live Humane Animal Trap

**Brand:** humaneway
**Price:** B/.1189
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🐾 Trap smarter, not harder — the humane way to reclaim your space!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Humane Way Folding Live Humane Animal Trap by humaneway
- **How much does it cost?** B/.1189 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- humaneway enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted humaneway brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stealth Mode Activated:** Black anti-glare coating camouflages the trap perfectly for night-time or dawn operations.
- • **Dual-Handle Convenience:** Handles on both ends make transport and placement a breeze, whether you’re a pro or weekend warrior.
- • **Safe & Humane by Design:** Smoothed internal edges and external trigger rod protect animals and ensure no damage to the mechanism.
- • **Effortless Setup in Seconds:** Foldable, tool-free design lets you deploy the trap instantly—no fumbling, just action.
- • **Built to Last, Built to Capture:** Galvanized, powder-coated thick wires and reinforced latches resist rust and animal tampering.

## Overview

The Humane Way Folding Live Animal Trap is a durable, 42-inch galvanized steel cage with a black anti-glare powder coating for stealth and rust resistance. Its gravity-operated door ensures swift, secure captures while smoothed edges and an external trigger rod prioritize animal safety. Foldable and tool-free, it’s designed for easy transport and quick setup, making it ideal for capturing large nuisance animals like coyotes, raccoons, and feral chickens humanely and efficiently.

## Description

Humane way live animal traps are Proven to provide a safe, non-lethal alternative to general yd & garden destructive rodents & animals. The design of our animal traps ensure an easy assembly, a secure environment for captured animals, & a simple removal process when ready. Whether you are dealing with coyotes, stray dogs, raccoons, Possum or Foxes, the humane way live trap is perfect for a simple, no-kill solution. The easy up design of this trap provides a simple, straightforward method making it applicable to both amateurs & professionals alike. The trap will go from flat to assembled in S, with no tools necessary. It is extremely compact for easy storage, & designed with a simple gravity action locking door mechanism to ensure a safe & secure capture. All easy up traps are galvanized, black powder coated, & enhanced with anti-glare material for long life, camouflage, & the prevention of rust. Looking for an easy solution to garden pests? look no further. Humane way animal traps provide an excellent, well built product that will satisfy all of your trapping needs.

Review: This cage has been a blessing. My family moved to a new place that has roosters crowing at 3am. After the first night or constant crowing (right outside our bedroom window), I was in the hunt to catch these roosters in a humane way. My local feral chicken program was going to cost $200+ per week to rent a cage. So that was a no-go. And the. The landscaping guy that services our area said he would pick up the chickens for free. Free food. So I pulled the trigger on getting this cage and was quite disappointed for the first 2 weeks. No chickens! I almost wanted to return it and my wife said to be patient. And after a “yes darling”, on Christmas Eve last year, bam. That solid. Of the cage closing was the greatest Christmas present ever. Since then, we’ve caught over 30 feral chickens. The peddle can be triggered pretty easily. So I tend to catch some chicks, but we let those go since we’re really after the big guys which are for eating and mitigating the noise. It also triggers large common birds, so that’s a bit of a hassle to have to let go, but that’s all because the cage works well. Also having doors on both sides is helpful to get the chicken acquainted with the cage, walking in and out to get food.
Review: My fruit trees were getting regularly raided early mornings by a bold band of feral chickens. To defend the fruit from the voracious invaders, I began protecting my bananas and guavas with clear “blue bags” and “bird nets” before the fruit began ripening. This worked temporarily. When they started attacking and pecking holes into the young fruit while they were still unripe, that was the last straw. I tried a sling shot, a bow and arrow and even a handmade javelin, unsuccessfully! I chased them around my property - growling menacingly at them until they simply flew away into the bush- loudly laughing and mocking the futile efforts of this 68-year-old man! They returned even earlier the next day for a hearty meal and lively entertainment! Frustrated, disappointed, but not defeated, I consulted with “Master You-Tube “. Armed with an example, I built a wooden trap based on an impressive South Asian model! While it worked effectively for the Asian chickens, my chickens simply laughed louder and continued feasting on green bananas, fallen avocados, blossoming loquats, and green guavas fresh on the trees! They simply ignored my effort at a trap. Undismayed, I then turned to the All-knowing desertcart for a tested/effective trap that used a similar tripping principal – the Folding 42 Inch Live Humane Animal Trap. While reviews testified that it had worked for all sorts of critters, no one mentioned chickens. Nevertheless, I decided to give it a try! Arriving in a flat box, the fold down cage was easily assembled, and quickly set . The next morning there was nothing but crowing and laughter from my banana patch. The next morning, the same thing again. After several more unsuccessful attempts, I abandoned the trap and returned to my bird bags to protect my fruit. The abandoned trap sat unset out in the weather - through the rain, one winter and at least three severe hurricanes since February 2024.! This week (December, 2025) frustrated by the chickens again stealing my fruit harvest just before Christmas, I was drawn to the abandoned trap that had patiently sat unset. I decided to try it again. I industriously scraped off the rust, oiled the wire trigger, and then sat it under one of my large fruit trees. I baited it that night with some of the fruit that had been clumsily knocked off during one of the chickens' early morning drunken parties! The next morning, to my welcome surprise, the leader of the pack (a large colorful and cocky rooster) was trapped in the cage, with four of his gang members clucking around – apparently coaching and offering him advice on how to break out of my jail! It was my turn to laugh – there would be no flying this coop! After humanely “relocating” him far, far away, I moved the trap to another area of my garden and baited it with more discarded fruit. Success again – another rooster was caught with his gang and one hen pecking around his cell! This morning, the third night, I have trapped the hen! Strangely, she is all alone, without any drunken roosters crowing around. I’ll leave the moral of this story to you, but I can confirm that this trap works for chickens - eventually!

## Features

- Thicker wires, reinforced door and Latches a sturdy structure. Wires are galvanized and powder-coated to prevent rust and corrosion
- Black anti-glare coating provides excellent camouflage in the dark to increase the chance of capture. Small mesh holes prevent stolen bait
- Gravity Operated mesh door reduces air resistance during closure to ensure swift captures
- Handles on both ends of the trap make it easier to lift the cage. Smoothed internal edges protect and prevent injuries. Trigger rod is located outside of the trap so animal cannot damage it
- Foldable and easy to setup, from nearly flat to assembled in seconds -- no tools needed. Excellent choice when attempting to capture large animals such as coyotes, stray cats, foxes or raccoons

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09FWDYL3T |
| Brand | Humaneway |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (154) |
| Date First Available | 6 October 2021 |
| Item model number | 914985-NM |
| Manufacturer | Humane Way |
| Material Type | Metal |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 106.68 x 40.64 x 45.72 cm; 11.34 kg |
| Size | 42 Inch Folding |
| Style | 42 Inch Folding |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Humaneway
- **Colour:** Black
- **Material:** Metal
- **Product dimensions:** 31L x 26W x 31H centimeters
- **Style:** 42 Inch Folding

## Images

![Humane Way Folding Live Humane Animal Trap - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81Wel+1vEdL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the trap quiet? We want to trap a couple of pet cats without scaring the hell out of them.**
A: Yes it's quiet.  Also, for those who don’t know, immediately after the cat is trapped, cover the trap with a beach towel or old sheet so it can't see out; this will calm the cat down right away.

**Q: How do you set the trap for feral cats?**
A: Place the cat food in the back of the trap. When the cat steps on the trigger in the back, the entrance will shut.  We were able to capture and relocate the feral cats to a more suitable home.

**Q: Can I order a Replacement rod**
A: I was unable to order a replacement rod but after explaining the animal tore mine apart, they replaced the entire cage at no cost

**Q: Does have a second door on the other end that lifts up so you can get the food out without letting the trapped animal out?**
A: Just one door so dry food only.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***I on 2 June 2025*

This cage has been a blessing. My family moved to a new place that has roosters crowing at 3am. After the first night or constant crowing (right outside our bedroom window), I was in the hunt to catch these roosters in a humane way. My local feral chicken program was going to cost $200+ per week to rent a cage. So that was a no-go. And the. The landscaping guy that services our area said he would pick up the chickens for free. Free food. So I pulled the trigger on getting this cage and was quite disappointed for the first 2 weeks. No chickens! I almost wanted to return it and my wife said to be patient. And after a “yes darling”, on Christmas Eve last year, bam. That solid. Of the cage closing was the greatest Christmas present ever. Since then, we’ve caught over 30 feral chickens. The peddle can be triggered pretty easily. So I tend to catch some chicks, but we let those go since we’re really after the big guys which are for eating and mitigating the noise. It also triggers large common birds, so that’s a bit of a hassle to have to let go, but that’s all because the cage works well. Also having doors on both sides is helpful to get the chicken acquainted with the cage, walking in and out to get food.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***. on 21 December 2025*

My fruit trees were getting regularly raided early mornings by a bold band of feral chickens. To defend the fruit from the voracious invaders, I began protecting my bananas and guavas with clear “blue bags” and “bird nets” before the fruit began ripening. This worked temporarily. When they started attacking and pecking holes into the young fruit while they were still unripe, that was the last straw. I tried a sling shot, a bow and arrow and even a handmade javelin, unsuccessfully! I chased them around my property - growling menacingly at them until they simply flew away into the bush- loudly laughing and mocking the futile efforts of this 68-year-old man! They returned even earlier the next day for a hearty meal and lively entertainment! Frustrated, disappointed, but not defeated, I consulted with “Master You-Tube “. Armed with an example, I built a wooden trap based on an impressive South Asian model! While it worked effectively for the Asian chickens, my chickens simply laughed louder and continued feasting on green bananas, fallen avocados, blossoming loquats, and green guavas fresh on the trees! They simply ignored my effort at a trap. Undismayed, I then turned to the All-knowing Amazon for a tested/effective trap that used a similar tripping principal – the Folding 42 Inch Live Humane Animal Trap. While reviews testified that it had worked for all sorts of critters, no one mentioned chickens. Nevertheless, I decided to give it a try! Arriving in a flat box, the fold down cage was easily assembled, and quickly set . The next morning there was nothing but crowing and laughter from my banana patch. The next morning, the same thing again. After several more unsuccessful attempts, I abandoned the trap and returned to my bird bags to protect my fruit. The abandoned trap sat unset out in the weather - through the rain, one winter and at least three severe hurricanes since February 2024.! This week (December, 2025) frustrated by the chickens again stealing my fruit harvest just before Christmas, I was drawn to the abandoned trap that had patiently sat unset. I decided to try it again. I industriously scraped off the rust, oiled the wire trigger, and then sat it under one of my large fruit trees. I baited it that night with some of the fruit that had been clumsily knocked off during one of the chickens' early morning drunken parties! The next morning, to my welcome surprise, the leader of the pack (a large colorful and cocky rooster) was trapped in the cage, with four of his gang members clucking around – apparently coaching and offering him advice on how to break out of my jail! It was my turn to laugh – there would be no flying this coop! After humanely “relocating” him far, far away, I moved the trap to another area of my garden and baited it with more discarded fruit. Success again – another rooster was caught with his gang and one hen pecking around his cell! This morning, the third night, I have trapped the hen! Strangely, she is all alone, without any drunken roosters crowing around. I’ll leave the moral of this story to you, but I can confirm that this trap works for chickens - eventually!

### ⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***N on 25 August 2024*

I also have a smaller squirrel-sized cage. The back door on that one is a piece of cage that slides in and is held in place with a clip. Simple, straightforward, effective. With this 42" cage, the back door folds down onto the floor of the cage. There are a few problems with this. - The worst issue is, you cannot bait the trap from the back. The door folds onto the floor of the cage where you would place the bait. My arm does not bend in a way that allows me to reach around the door when it's partway up, in order to place the bait. - Folding the door inward scares the animal to the far side of the cage. With the squirrel cage, as soon as the animal control guy lifted the door, the squirrel dashed into his cage. With this one, the back tends to slam down and scare them into the front of the cage. It took some coaxing to get a racoon to go into the other cage. - The door folds onto the trigger plate. I guess that's not a huge deal, because it's so easy to set the trigger. It's just an additional, minor annoyance. I am astounded that they didn't figure this out the first time they tried to use their own cage. I'm six feet tall, and I cannot reach from the front past the trigger plate to set the bait. Fortunately, I have one of those grabber devices that I use to reach that far back. They almost need to include one with the cage. I've about reached the point where I'm going to rip the back door off of this trap and come up with a way to secure it, that allows me to easily remove and re-secure the door. I'm not sure exactly how I'm going to do that. It needs to be something that the animal can't chew through. One of the raccoons I captured was very tenacious about trying to get out. If I had used twist tie, or anything like that, chances are he would have chewed through it. Or, I might cut a small hole in the side or back that lets me extend a bait tray to where it needs to be. That might be simpler.

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