Engineered for strength and effectiveness, the Duke 0430 Body Grip Trap is specifically designed for controlling beavers and other similarly sized aquatic nuisance animals. Built with rugged, heavy-duty materials and a powerful spring mechanism, this professional-grade trap delivers fast, reliable performance in demanding trapping environments. Its large 10-inch jaw spread provides substantial coverage, making it ideal for use in waterways, dams, and travel routes commonly used by beavers.

The body grip design ensures quick and efficient operation, delivering a humane dispatch when properly set and positioned. Featuring a robust dual spring system and sensitive trigger wires, the trap activates immediately upon contact, maximizing success rates while minimizing prolonged struggle. Its sturdy construction resists bending and wear, even under repeated use in wet and harsh outdoor conditions.

Designed with professional trappers and serious wildlife control needs in mind, the Duke 0430 is suitable for both water and land sets where beaver activity is present. Whether used in streams, canals, or along dam crossings, this trap provides consistent results for effective wildlife management.

Key Features

• Large 10-inch jaw spread for effective beaver capture
• Heavy-duty steel construction for durability and longevity
• Body grip design delivers fast, efficient operation
• Dual spring system provides strong closing force
• Sensitive trigger wires for quick activation
• Built for use in water and land sets
• Reinforced frame resists bending under pressure
• Designed for professional-level trapping performance
• Reliable performance in harsh outdoor environments
• Reusable construction for long-term use

Specifications

• Model: 0430

• Brand: Duke

• Product Type: Body grip trap

• Target Animal: Beaver

• Jaw Spread: 10 inches

• Material: Steel

• Construction: Heavy-duty

• Mechanism: Body grip (quick dispatch)

• Trigger: Center trigger wires

• Springs: Dual spring design

• Use: Outdoor

• Reusable: Yes

Applications

• Beaver control in ponds, streams, and waterways
• Setting in dam crossings and travel paths
• Wildlife management for farms, timberland, and rural properties
• Professional pest control and trapping operations
• Use in both submerged and dry land sets where appropriate
• Managing nuisance wildlife that causes flooding or property damage