Buying it you will be tempted to be sparing with it. Don't be. Dig out your trap bed a little deeper and bigger than normal and fill in with waxed dirt, and then bed your trap in the waxed dirt. Taking extra care to make sure the levers and the outside of the jaws are completely encased in waxed dirt, you want no part of the trap touching native soil. Then cover in waxed dirt and Lightly blend, as others said, your blending material will likely freeze, so make sure you put a thin enough covering of blending material that even if frozen it won't impede trap operation or create a thick enough she'll for animals to walk on without setting off the trap.

Buying it you will be tempted to be sparing with it. Don't be. Dig out your trap bed a little deeper and bigger than normal and fill in with waxed dirt, and then bed your trap in the waxed dirt. Taking extra care to make sure the levers and the outside of the jaws are completely encased in waxed dirt, you want no part of the trap touching native soil. Then cover in waxed dirt and Lightly blend, as others said, your blending material will likely freeze, so make sure you put a thin enough covering of blending material that even if frozen it won't impede trap operation or create a thick enough she'll for animals to walk on without setting off the trap.

Buying it you will be tempted to be sparing with it. Don't be. Dig out your trap bed a little deeper and bigger than normal and fill in with waxed dirt, and then bed your trap in the waxed dirt. Taking extra care to make sure the levers and the outside of the jaws are completely encased in waxed dirt, you want no part of the trap touching native soil. Then cover in waxed dirt and Lightly blend, as others said, your blending material will likely freeze, so make sure you put a thin enough covering of blending material that even if frozen it won't impede trap operation or create a thick enough she'll for animals to walk on without setting off the trap.