What You’re Really Asking For

Stop hunting for vague “big picture” reports. You want the raw numbers that actually move the needle on a Harlow trap, right now.

Grab the Data, No Fluff

First, pull the last 12 months from harlowdogresults.com. Export as CSV. Done.

Slice and Dice the Numbers

Open the sheet. Filter by “Trap #”. Count entries. Count wins. Wins divided by entries equals the trap’s strike rate. Simple as that.

Spot the Outliers

Look for any trap that spikes above 70% or dips below 30%. Those are the red flags.

Context Is King

Take the overall site strike rate – maybe 55% – and compare each trap against that baseline. Anything 10% off is worth a deeper dive.

Rate × Frequency

Rare traps with high percentages can be misleading. Multiply the strike rate by the number of runs; you’ll see the real impact.

Quick Visual Cue

Make a mini bar chart. One line per trap. Color‑code green for above‑average, red for below. No fancy dashboards, just a quick glance.

Interpretation on the Fly

High‑performing traps? Probably prime locations, tight openings. Low performers? Maybe poor lighting, traffic congestion.

Actionable Insight

Swap any trap under 40% with one that’s consistently over 60%. Re‑test after a week.

Final Piece of Advice

Run the numbers, tweak the low‑yield traps, and watch the improvement roll in. Cut the chase; act now.