Duke 650 Offset

The offset jaw design leaves a small gap between the jaws when the trap is closed. This allows the trap to sit higher on the animal's foot, providing a secure, humane hold while reducing the risk of injury.

Yes, the four-coiled design provides significantly more power than a standard two-coil trap. This extra force is essential for ensuring a quick, consistent lock-up when dealing with larger, stronger predators like coyotes.

The step-down pan is designed to trigger only when the animal places its foot directly in the center of the trap. This precision helps prevent misfires and ensures the trap engages at the optimal moment.

The double laminate base reinforces the structural integrity of the trap, preventing it from bending or warping under the stress of a struggling animal. It adds necessary weight and durability for long-term use in rugged terrain.

Absolutely. By placing the swivel point at the center of the base, the trap can rotate freely as the animal moves. This fluid movement prevents the chain from binding or creating leverage that an animal could use to pull free.