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Product Overview
The Tomahawk E50D with rear door turns the typical exluder trap into a repeating animal catch trap. Simply remove the rear door to use the trap as a true excluder, or put the door in place to trap excluded animals.
Tomahawk Professional Excluders are durable and easy to use. Made of heavy duty 16 gauge galvanized wire mesh, the Model E50D features small 1/2 in. x 1 in. mesh openings and a discreet opening perfect for removing unwanted squirrles, rats or similar sized animals. Simply attach the E50D Excluder to any entry point on your home or other structure - the flaps should rest on the outside of the structure - and a departing animal cannot reenter.
NOTE: This mesh opening is too large to exclude mice. -
Details
Target pests large rats, squirrels or similar sized animals. Dimensions 24x5x5 Material / Construction Wire mesh. 16 gauge galvanized steel. Shipping Weight 4.00 lbs Manufacturer Tomahawk Live Trap (Mfg. Number: E50D) The Tomahawk E50D with rear door turns the typical exluder trap into a repeating animal catch trap. Simply remove the rear door to use the trap as a true excluder, or put the door in place to trap excluded animals.
Tomahawk Professional Excluders are durable and easy to use. Made of heavy duty 16 gauge galvanized wire mesh, the Model E50D features small 1/2 in. x 1 in. mesh openings and a discreet opening perfect for removing unwanted squirrles, rats or similar sized animals. Simply attach the E50D Excluder to any entry point on your home or other structure - the flaps should rest on the outside of the structure - and a departing animal cannot reenter.
NOTE: This mesh opening is too large to exclude mice. -
3 Customer Reviews
Top Reviews
Did the trick!
By James on 01/23/2012
Verified Purchase
We had squirrel problems and the regular traps in the attic only caught 1. We had cameras and the remaining squirrels would jump on top of the cage till the door closed and not even try to go inside. …
Read Full Review »Modify the excluder
By Jim on 08/10/2012
Verified Purchase
I think it would be better if the release door could be opened remotely. It is located on the second story of my house and I would rather not go there on a ladder and deal with a wild creature. I thin…
Read Full Review »Good for squirrels
By James on 05/16/2020
Bought this to allow 1 way exit of squirrels out of attic - worked great!
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3 Questions & Answers
Helpful Q&A'sQCan this be mounted vertically?My squirrel enters through a hole made on the underside of an eave. Can I mount this vertically with the entrance pointing up at the eave? Will the excluder door prevent the squirrel from returning to the attic space in this position?ANo, the Tomahawk One Way Excluder with Rear Door for Squirrels/Rats cannot be mounted vertically and still work properly. Unfortunately, none of the one way excluders can be mounted vertically.
QWhat product would I use to kill flying squirrels in my house?AWe do not carry products that are labeled to kill squirrels. We do carry Tomahawk Professional Excluder Model E50D as well as other traps that work great for squirrels. If you know where the squirre…
Read Full Answer »We do not carry products that are labeled to kill squirrels. We do carry Tomahawk Professional Excluder Model E50D as well as other traps that work great for squirrels. If you know where the squirrels are entering you can use a Squirrel Trap. Also, try and seal up any entry points using copper mesh. Please see our Squirrel Page for more information.QI have a squirrel in the ceiling of my house. What is the best way to get rid of it?AWe do have one way door excluders which allow the squirrels to leave the attic but not reenter using the same hole that would be a great option to try out. It is very important to seal up every hole …
Read Full Answer »We do have one way door excluders which allow the squirrels to leave the attic but not reenter using the same hole that would be a great option to try out. It is very important to seal up every hole possible to keep the squirrels out for good. You have to find where the squirrels are getting into the attic and close up the entry points. That is the only option for future squirrel free living.
