I'm starting to think that latex covers have an odor. Even though I take great care like using tweezers to take out of the bag, giving them a spray with Scent Killer. It is the only thing new that I have done this year and catches are waay down. I think I will go back to using a wet Oak leaf.

Have not tried them yet, but a buddy gave me some to try . When he opened the package of them I noticed a strong latex odor . I am kinda leery to try them myself.

Yet some where latex gloves to handle their traps...

After bedding my 2 Bridger dogless with the trap cap, a nice wet Oak leaf covers the pan very nice

The gloves are only temp. The pan covers stay there

Skip.the scent killer and see what happens.

I've tried it both ways with the same result.

I have been using them and I do not see much difference. The only thing I could think is you have more educated animals then mine as mine have not been trapped in years