I got this trap for my barn. There are a few things wrong with it. It’s very small. If you caught 4 mice in it, they would probably bite each other, panic and suffocate. There isn’t enough ventilation. It’s dark and hard to see if there are mice in it. The tiny holes on the top will encourage mice to smell the peanut butter from the outside and they will make a hole to get to it.
I covered the small holes with tape. I want the peanut butter smell to come from the trap opening. I cut a hole in the side of the trap and I cut the same sized hole in the bottom of a cat litter tote. I matched up the holes and attached the trap to the litter tote with industrial strength Velcro. You could use hot glue. I put a lump of peanut butter in the trap under the ventilation holes that are now covered with tape. Then I cut a rectangular hole in the side of the litter tote (the side panel that the litter tote snaps shut on) and drilled a bunch of small holes around it. I used a piece of hardware cloth (strong wire with small holes, not chicken wire) and folded it over so the holes are even smaller. I attached the hardware cloth over the rectangular hole on the litter tote using a piece of wire that I “stitched” around the perimeter. I have a heated knife so cutting the plastic was easy. Now when the mice go into the trap, they go through the hole and into the litter tote. I can catch lots of mice, they have air and I can see inside the litter tote. I gave them hay, sunflower and pumpkin seeds. I put a small piece of zucchini or cucumber in every day or two. I also gave them a stick to play on so they won’t get bored. When you want to empty the mice in a wooded area, just open the litter tote and dump them out. I think the litter tote is strong enough so they won’t chew through it. Keep them happy so they don’t panic and give themselves a heart attack.
Mouse Lives Matter.
If you are going to do catch and release, check your traps a minimum of 2 times per day. If you are going to use a trap that kills mice, please don’t put water in a bucket so they drown. The roller traps and walk the plank traps use a bucket. Using poison bait is another cruel death since mice bleed internally and suffer. Another animal (possibly your dog or cat or outdoor wildlife) might eat the dead or suffering mouse and will ingest the poison bait or the mouse could drop a piece of the poison bait on the floor and your pet or small child could eat it. If they die in your walls, they will have the last laugh because your house will smell like dead mouse and you won’t know where it’s coming from. Glue traps are very inhumane. Get a snap trap or electric trap if you must kill the mouse. If you use a snap or electric trap, put the dead mouse by the side of the road so a bird can eat it and the mouse will not be wasted.
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Victor Catch & Hold Mouse Trap
Providing a humane option for mice control is important to us. The Victor Catch & Hold Mouse Trap lets you effectively capture mice and release them freely. Often, one mouse that you see means many mice you don't see, and a mouse infestation in your home or office isn't just a nuisance. Capture and release just got easier with the Victor Catch & Hold Mouse Trap!
These mouse traps can really go anywhere, both inside and outside. It is best to place them in locations where mice travel. Typically they prefer hugging in towards the wall rather than being out in the open. Try your living room, kitchen, attic, basement, garage, or even the chicken coop.
No Poisons, No Snaps
The Catch & Hold Mouse Trap allows the option for natural baits vs poisons to lure in mice to the trap. Also with this trap there are no snaps like our conventional mousetraps, ensuring small fingers or curious pets aren't injured by mistake. The fully sealed design means you never have to touch the mice. When it's time to release, simply open the secured lid and let the mice out.
Simple to Use
Designed to be simple, The Catch & Hold Mouse Trap catches mice and homeowners can discard the mice without any touching involved. Simply bait the trap with peanut butter, and place where you know mice travel. Once the trap is full, follow the guidelines of your municipality to release them back into the wild, away from other neighborhoods. These traps may be used over and over until your mouse problem is solved. This trap can hold up to four mice at once so you might be happily surprised upon release!
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| Mouse Capacity | 4 | 1 | 30 | 30 |
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I got this trap for my barn. There are a few things wrong with it. It’s very small. If you caught 4 mice in it, they would probably bite each other, panic and suffocate. There isn’t enough ventilation. It’s dark and hard to see if there are mice in it. The tiny holes on the top will encourage mice to smell the peanut butter from the outside and they will make a hole to get to it.I covered the small holes with tape. I want the peanut butter smell to come from the trap opening. I cut a hole in the side of the trap and I cut the same sized hole in the bottom of a cat litter tote. I matched up the holes and attached the trap to the litter tote with industrial strength Velcro. You could use hot glue. I put a lump of peanut butter in the trap under the ventilation holes that are now covered with tape. Then I cut a rectangular hole in the side of the litter tote (the side panel that the litter tote snaps shut on) and drilled a bunch of small holes around it. I used a piece of hardware cloth (strong wire with small holes, not chicken wire) and folded it over so the holes are even smaller. I attached the hardware cloth over the rectangular hole on the litter tote using a piece of wire that I “stitched” around the perimeter. I have a heated knife so cutting the plastic was easy. Now when the mice go into the trap, they go through the hole and into the litter tote. I can catch lots of mice, they have air and I can see inside the litter tote. I gave them hay, sunflower and pumpkin seeds. I put a small piece of zucchini or cucumber in every day or two. I also gave them a stick to play on so they won’t get bored. When you want to empty the mice in a wooded area, just open the litter tote and dump them out. I think the litter tote is strong enough so they won’t chew through it. Keep them happy so they don’t panic and give themselves a heart attack.Mouse Lives Matter.If you are going to do catch and release, check your traps a minimum of 2 times per day. If you are going to use a trap that kills mice, please don’t put water in a bucket so they drown. The roller traps and walk the plank traps use a bucket. Using poison bait is another cruel death since mice bleed internally and suffer. Another animal (possibly your dog or cat or outdoor wildlife) might eat the dead or suffering mouse and will ingest the poison bait or the mouse could drop a piece of the poison bait on the floor and your pet or small child could eat it. If they die in your walls, they will have the last laugh because your house will smell like dead mouse and you won’t know where it’s coming from. Glue traps are very inhumane. Get a snap trap or electric trap if you must kill the mouse. If you use a snap or electric trap, put the dead mouse by the side of the road so a bird can eat it and the mouse will not be wasted.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2024
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
I got this trap for my barn. There are a few things wrong with it. It’s very small. If you caught 4 mice in it, they would probably bite each other, panic and suffocate. There isn’t enough ventilation. It’s dark and hard to see if there are mice in it. The tiny holes on the top will encourage mice to smell the peanut butter from the outside and they will make a hole to get to it.
I covered the small holes with tape. I want the peanut butter smell to come from the trap opening. I cut a hole in the side of the trap and I cut the same sized hole in the bottom of a cat litter tote. I matched up the holes and attached the trap to the litter tote with industrial strength Velcro. You could use hot glue. I put a lump of peanut butter in the trap under the ventilation holes that are now covered with tape. Then I cut a rectangular hole in the side of the litter tote (the side panel that the litter tote snaps shut on) and drilled a bunch of small holes around it. I used a piece of hardware cloth (strong wire with small holes, not chicken wire) and folded it over so the holes are even smaller. I attached the hardware cloth over the rectangular hole on the litter tote using a piece of wire that I “stitched” around the perimeter. I have a heated knife so cutting the plastic was easy. Now when the mice go into the trap, they go through the hole and into the litter tote. I can catch lots of mice, they have air and I can see inside the litter tote. I gave them hay, sunflower and pumpkin seeds. I put a small piece of zucchini or cucumber in every day or two. I also gave them a stick to play on so they won’t get bored. When you want to empty the mice in a wooded area, just open the litter tote and dump them out. I think the litter tote is strong enough so they won’t chew through it. Keep them happy so they don’t panic and give themselves a heart attack.
Mouse Lives Matter.
If you are going to do catch and release, check your traps a minimum of 2 times per day. If you are going to use a trap that kills mice, please don’t put water in a bucket so they drown. The roller traps and walk the plank traps use a bucket. Using poison bait is another cruel death since mice bleed internally and suffer. Another animal (possibly your dog or cat or outdoor wildlife) might eat the dead or suffering mouse and will ingest the poison bait or the mouse could drop a piece of the poison bait on the floor and your pet or small child could eat it. If they die in your walls, they will have the last laugh because your house will smell like dead mouse and you won’t know where it’s coming from. Glue traps are very inhumane. Get a snap trap or electric trap if you must kill the mouse. If you use a snap or electric trap, put the dead mouse by the side of the road so a bird can eat it and the mouse will not be wasted.
I covered the small holes with tape. I want the peanut butter smell to come from the trap opening. I cut a hole in the side of the trap and I cut the same sized hole in the bottom of a cat litter tote. I matched up the holes and attached the trap to the litter tote with industrial strength Velcro. You could use hot glue. I put a lump of peanut butter in the trap under the ventilation holes that are now covered with tape. Then I cut a rectangular hole in the side of the litter tote (the side panel that the litter tote snaps shut on) and drilled a bunch of small holes around it. I used a piece of hardware cloth (strong wire with small holes, not chicken wire) and folded it over so the holes are even smaller. I attached the hardware cloth over the rectangular hole on the litter tote using a piece of wire that I “stitched” around the perimeter. I have a heated knife so cutting the plastic was easy. Now when the mice go into the trap, they go through the hole and into the litter tote. I can catch lots of mice, they have air and I can see inside the litter tote. I gave them hay, sunflower and pumpkin seeds. I put a small piece of zucchini or cucumber in every day or two. I also gave them a stick to play on so they won’t get bored. When you want to empty the mice in a wooded area, just open the litter tote and dump them out. I think the litter tote is strong enough so they won’t chew through it. Keep them happy so they don’t panic and give themselves a heart attack.
Mouse Lives Matter.
If you are going to do catch and release, check your traps a minimum of 2 times per day. If you are going to use a trap that kills mice, please don’t put water in a bucket so they drown. The roller traps and walk the plank traps use a bucket. Using poison bait is another cruel death since mice bleed internally and suffer. Another animal (possibly your dog or cat or outdoor wildlife) might eat the dead or suffering mouse and will ingest the poison bait or the mouse could drop a piece of the poison bait on the floor and your pet or small child could eat it. If they die in your walls, they will have the last laugh because your house will smell like dead mouse and you won’t know where it’s coming from. Glue traps are very inhumane. Get a snap trap or electric trap if you must kill the mouse. If you use a snap or electric trap, put the dead mouse by the side of the road so a bird can eat it and the mouse will not be wasted.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2024
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)Verified Purchase
Took about 3 days to catch it, Peanut butter worked better then ham. I checked several times a day, which could also be why it took three days. I felt much better doing the live trap. I took it away from the house to a field down the road, slid the top open some and he jumped out and was fine. Left a little a little food so I wouldn't feel so bad kicking him out.
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Lamasi
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