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#330 Duke Magnum Double Spring Body Grip Trap Heybo auto shut off after 10 minutes auto shut off after 10 minutes of inactivity The best defense against numb fingers in a biting cold The #330 Duke Magnum Double Spring Body Grip Trap has a 10" x 9" jaw spread and is recommended by Duke for use in taking beaver
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#330 Duke Magnum Double Spring Body Grip Trap Heybo auto shut-off after 10 minutes

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