Just received my sparrow trap. Came very quickly by the way. Put it out in the yard, today upon daylight will be the first time I check it. I built 5 tree swallow boxes, and all were inhabited. What a beautiful sight to have these little acrobats all around the yard❤️.

Checked the boxes and all babies in the boxes were dead! I saw the English Sparrows in the boxes. Not a Swallow, nowhere to be found anymore! I feel like I let them down. Well, on a mission to regain there trust and make my yard English Sparrow free!

Hi I have purchased sparrow trap from your firm. It is very useful for my adventure. Thankyou

These products are valuable and affordable and can make your birds more active and healthy

Less than a day total deployed and the male, that drove off a bluebird pair, was in the trap.

Purchased two traps. 5 sparrows the first day, 2 mice that night, 8 sparrows second day. Could not be happier with the results.

Tip: Stale bread works great.

So far so good I’ve only had the trip for a week set it out yesterday for the first day and caught five sparrows. Genius invention to say the least.

very good

Purchased one used, and set it out, caught 5 sparrows in the first hour!

Unit is designed incredibly!!

Easy to remove the birds, and can’t escape either!.,,

Very simple, but effective unit,.,

Purchased this trap approximately 3 weeks ago. Eliminated 30 sparrows so far and a pair of goldfinches came back to the feeders. They haven’t been around since spring. I have nyjer and safflower which the house sparrows don’t eat much of but they toss a lot on the ground and bully other native birds away. I don’t use the same food to trap. They really go for chips and hearts in the trap cause there’s no shell but I have to be creative by baiting with different feed. THEY ARE SMART! If offering the same thing daily, they lose interest in the trap, even if I keep a bird in the trap. There’s 12 more sparrows left to trap but with their numbers down by 30, their behavior is less aggressive toward the native songbirds. They usually dominate the nyjer but today they left the goldfinches alone and watched them eat instead of displacing them.

The native songbirds keep a watchful eye and are always looking over their shoulders, when house sparrows approach the feeders. Looking forward to watching the Robin’s nest, successfully this spring. The sparrows and starlings invaded 3 nests last spring and the Robin’s have not had any fledglings for 2 years. But, found evidence of the invasions on the ground and both bullies occupying those nests. I tore them down.

I love this trap and I highly recommend it.

This is my 2nd review.

It took a few days to catch them, but I experimented with the placement and recommend putting it on a fence or somewhere where they like to perch. That’s what did it for me. They like to hange out in the bushes by this fence and work their way over to the trap. I bought a second trap now and really getting them out of here. Highly recommended.