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That does sound frustrating, but unfortunately there's not really a good solution. Like in theory you could tell the group that you just aren't going to use traps anymore, which might get them to stop searching for traps so compulsively, but then you can't ever use traps again. Or I guess you could at least tell them that searching once is enough to get a sense of where the traps are in a large area, so they don't have to announce they are searching quite as often.