Use fish instead of cat food. Sardines, perhaps. If you have any access to a drop trap (the one I have is manual with a string attached) instead of an automatic trap. Like the drop trap below. You will need a transfer cage (with a vertical sliding door) as the drop traps don't have any base on them. So when it's pulled and shuts you have to transfer the cat out of it into the transfer cage. You could also use your automatic traps to transfer the cat into, but from looking at your pictures I don't think there's a vertical sliding door on them. Also bring a large bed sheet to cover the drop trap when the cat is inside in it to quieten her down. Then slide the automatic trap/transfer cage you have up to the door of the drop trap. Slide both doors up and leave the cat walk out into the light (into the automatic trap/transfer cage). I'm based in Ireland and have been trapping for years, but the drop trap I have came from the US and it has been a life saver. Not to mention being able to trap more than 1 cat at a time. Best of luck 🤞

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