The K1

PRE-RELEASE PRODUCT PREVIEW

The Rewild K1 Kill Trap.

Predator control made easier for the people carrying, setting, checking and servicing traps across real conservation networks.

Earlier-generation Rewild F-Bomb trap, front view; temporary visual reference for the K1 page
Earlier-generation F-Bomb shown as a temporary visual reference. Final K1 photography is in development.

Less carrying. Less wrestling. Less guesswork.

The K1 is a powerful, compact trap designed around the complete field task—not only the strike. Current Rewild product information describes a 3.7 kg complete unit for ferrets, stoats, rats and hedgehogs, with no separate setting tool or wooden enclosure required. Confirm the exact production model and configuration for your species and site.

Only 3.7 kg

A compact unit designed to lighten the load when multiple devices must be carried along long or difficult trap lines.

Set it with the lid

The lid is the setting mechanism. A hands-on demonstration lets operators assess the action and the integrated safety process.

See captures sooner

A bright capture flag rises when the trap activates, helping teams recognise status from a track or vehicle.

Open it up

The removable entrance and bait well support clearing, rebaiting, access for cleaning and site hygiene.

Made for wet work

Plastic and stainless-steel construction avoids a separate wooden box and supports cleaning between sites.

Built-in safety

An integrated safety mechanism supports a repeatable process for operators with different strength and experience.

See the design principles in action.

This temporary feature film demonstrates the earlier-generation Rewild F-Bomb, not the final K1. It illustrates the lift-to-set concept, visible status and service access. Dedicated K1 footage will replace it before launch; do not use it as K1 operating instruction.

Designed around every visit.

Conservation teams do not operate one trap once. They revisit networks through mud, rain, bush, farmland and public reserves. K1 design decisions focus on the tasks repeated at every device.

Carry

Compact and light enough to transport multiple units without separate setting tools and boxes.

Set

Use the lid to set the mechanism with less intimidation and no separate tool.

Check

Look for the raised capture flag before approaching and opening the trap.

Clear + clean

Remove the entrance and bait well for better access, clearing, rebaiting and cleaning.

Current K1 product information.

The K1 is supplied as an integrated trapping device. These figures describe the current pre-release information and should be confirmed against the production specification before ordering.

3.7 kg complete field unit

Plastic and stainless-steel construction with included ground anchors.

100 g factory-set trigger

Adjustable trigger supplied at the current factory setting; confirm the appropriate configuration for your target and site.

5,000+ operating cycles

Rewild reports factory cycle testing of the mechanism over more than 5,000 cycles; request the current test record for technical review.

Three-year product warranty

Rewild describes a three-year warranty and New Zealand-based support; confirm final commercial terms before purchase.

Built for humane, responsible control.

A kill trap earns trust through consistent operation, appropriate target use and clear safeguards. The applicable Rewild trap configuration has recorded NAWAC testing passes for ferrets, stoats, Norway rats, ship rats and hedgehogs as New Zealand target species. A test pass is species- and configuration-specific, not a blanket product “approval”. Ask Rewild to confirm the exact K1 model, configuration, evidence and operating requirements.

Rewild can provide current information relevant to public conservation land, alongside placement and site-specific requirements. Independent K1 field-performance data and formal case studies are still being developed; a demonstration and defined evaluation plan can establish what your programme needs to know before a larger deployment.

Design changes who can do the work.

The K1 traces back to a user-centred design question: how could a mustelid trap work better for the people viewing, carrying, setting, clearing and maintaining it? Usability, operator safety, capture indication, portability, cleaning, non-target exclusion and consistent operation became core criteria—not optional extras.

Developed and made in Aotearoa New Zealand, the product keeps feedback close to the design and manufacturing team in rural Taranaki.

See it. Set it. Decide from experience.

Put the K1 in the hands of your operators and technical advisers. Review setting, checking, clearing, cleaning, target fit, non-target controls and field-trial needs together.

Book a K1 demonstrationRegister interest or discuss a pre-order

PRE-RELEASE PRODUCT PREVIEW. Specifications, test status, production timing and availability may change. Confirm the latest applicable technical information with Rewild before procurement or deployment.