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A new pitfall trap for small m ammals is described. This m ultip le-capture p itfall trap sam pled an unm anipulated (control) population of deer mice {Peromyscus maniculatus) more effectively than did single-capture live traps. The m ain advantage of the pitfall was its greater effectiveness for the capture of young mice. However, young deer mice were captured equally as well in live traps as in pitfalls in a population w ith adults removed, thus suggesting th a t adults influence the trappab ility of young.

Differential capture of deer mice with pitfalls and live traps