TrapShed Supply Co. Trap Stakes

Rebar stakes offer significantly more rigidity and holding power, especially in loose or sandy soil where lighter stakes might pull out. Their 0.5-inch diameter provides a solid anchor that resists bending under the force of larger animals.

Cross-staking involves driving two stakes into the ground at opposing angles to form an X-pattern. This technique anchors your trap much deeper and creates a wider footprint, which drastically increases stability and prevents the trap from being pulled out by larger predators.

Yes, these are designed for repeated use. Because they are constructed from durable steel rebar, they can be pulled, cleaned, and reset throughout the season without losing their structural integrity.

For most standard trapping applications, 18 inches provides an excellent balance of holding power and ease of installation. If you are trapping in extremely soft or muddy terrain, you may need to utilize the cross-staking method to ensure the trap remains secure.

A standard hammer or a dedicated trap stake driver will work perfectly. Because of the rebar construction, they are tough enough to withstand repeated strikes with a metal hammer without mushrooming at the top.