Plenty of traps along the way for pest eradicators
(sticK - 29 October 2013 ) No one ever said that creating and perfecting a resetting, toxin free pest trap was going to be easy.
The guys at Goodnature would be the first to agree, but, 12,000 or so sold traps later, the Wellington company that kicked off in 2005 is still trucking, slowly getting bigger.
A sticK story 18 months ago outlined how three Victoria University design school mature students bootstrapped their way to developing two unique traps that use compressed CO2 to power the possum, rat and stoat killing piston that instantly kills the pest.
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