If you find traditional baits aren't producing success, you can try using baits that are more unusual.Some baits to use for rabbits are fruits and vegetables like apple cores, bananas, potato peelings, lettuce leafs, raw cabbage, carrots, dandelions, and leafy weeds.If you are using a two door trap, place bait between the two doors, in the center of the trap. If you are using a one door trap, place bait at the end of the cage, behind the trap opening.In the winter, dried foods are better because they are less likely to freeze and in the summer, when food is abundant for rabbits, choosing richer fruits or vegetables, like apples and carrots, will be more effective in trapping a rabbit. Choose a bait that is likely to attract rabbits and place bait behind trigger plate. The two door trap can also be set as a one door trap if desired. Rabbits will also become nervous or fearful once in the trap, but having a two door trap allows the rabbit to see through the trap, which can be comforting for the rabbit. The two door trap allows the rabbit to enter the cage from both directions, thus providing a higher catch rate for rabbits.The one door trap is favored by professional trappers and it allows you to place the rabbit bait behind the trigger plate, which lures the rabbit further into the cage. The one and two door traps are both effective traps, but have different benefits.Havahart is a popular brand for rabbit traps. You can often purchase these online or at an animal feed or hardware store or make your own rabbit trap. You can choose between one door or two door traps, but you'll want a trap that is 22 to 30 inches in length. These live rabbit traps consist of a cage with a trigger plate forces the door of the trap closed once the rabbit triggers the plate by entering into the cage.
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