Beat The Pest Metal Multi Mouse Trap - Live Catch upto 10 Mice

Its a good product, solidly made and it actually stays ready for action, , I have tried other humane traps before in my bird aviary (mice are a constant problem in outdoor aviary's) this one is always ready for action the other types the birds usually trip shortly after being set, As for actually catching mice, After "night 3" nothing, oops, But i am sure it will work given time.

4 nights and days using different baits and all the mice have done is pooped all over the boxes. They obviously not stupid enough to walk into an ominous box full of treats. Waste of time and money. Baits i tried where peanut butter, mars bar, mouse munch(as i already have rodents as pets) and smoked applewood cheese. They seem to like sev memra and rich tea biscuits maybe should try those next.Update: didnt notice on previous “day 4” there were droppings left inside box and mars bar had gnoe so it managed to get in then out.So day 5 we left in poops and i checked the plank to make sure it went back up after mouse went through and “ voila “ day five 1 mouse.I would concur that if you want to catch a mouse you first get mouse scent in the box that way it feels like its safe as it has its poops in it. Also some bait. Will see if we catch more tmrw. Let out in the woods and it bounded off at incredbile speed.Its also a good indicator of how many mice you may have throuh dropping count. Thats alot of droppings with little mousey.

It is fine, what do some people expect, NO mouse trap works without the correct bait.Get the bait right, safely catch and release micePeanut butter and sunflower seeds

Kept catching them the little besties then they came back so ended up marking the ones we caught let ago away from ours they don't half know their way back you need to go where there's fields away from your house then let them go although my daughter one night thought it was cute and it was in the great freeze of the south in Norfolk which from being in Yorkshire for years was usually a dusting . But she thought it may get cold in the cupboard in the house so took the trap out put it on our table in our dinning room then covered it up 😇 for her cuteness 😫 for my nerves in case it escaped ! Needless to say that one was comfortable in our house a few times ! Very very very effective the next night once we put peanut butter inside it and led it up to it with a few little seeds !Now the ants have appeared everywhere in a older but 70s Home where do they get in ??

Went for a neutral review as we never caught the mouse. Not sure if the trap is faulty or the mouse was too small to be caught. I think this would work well if your mice are well. Wasn't using for live capture to be humane, just to contain poison filled mice so they didn't die in random places arpund the house. Still died in random places. Smell has gone now. I think someone else may have more success. Stuck it in the cupboard for next time

I bought 2 of these along with two lighter, Trip Traps. The trip traps have so far caught 2 mice, this has caught none. The idea appears sound and the traps are well made but the entrance ramps which should bend down to allow the mice entry, before springing into place again to prevent exit, are so stiff the mouse would need to weigh a couple of pounds to activate them!Sadly I can't return them as they are now smeared inside with peanut butter bait....

Nice strong traps but they dont work i brought 3 of them and baited them all correctly didnt catch any at all.

It works!!! I had tried other traps and whilst some worked they can only catch one at a time and being plastic didn't last long. This one is great, I have caught a couple at a time being metal it cannot be chewed although the mice try. Also has a viewing window on top so you can see what you have caught. It is easy to open and empty. Would recommend this product it has worked for me.

A priori une souris peut en pondre 5 ou 6 toutes les 2 semaines, donc si on ne veut pas les tuer, il faut les prendre de vitesse. D'où cet achat.Le mécanisme des tunnels à sens unique est bien conçu, il a seulement l'air un peu étroit. En fait une souris est très douée pour le limbo, mais encore faut-il la motiver pour ça. Or dans cet engin, rien n'est prévu pour placer un appât. J'imagine qu'on est supposé tout tartiner de beurre de cacahuète ? Notez-bien que l'appât doit être attrayant pour les souris qui sont à l'extérieur, mais protégé de celles qui sont à l'intérieur, sinon elles n'ont rien d'autre à faire que le boulotter et alors finies les captures.Ma solution: en utilisant du grillage assez fin (mailles de 5mm, fil de 0,5mm), j'ai fabriqué un petit panier plat qui se fixe à l'intérieur, au plafond entre les 2 tunnels, et peut recevoir un morceau de fromage, lequel diffuse ses effluves via les tunnels tout en restant protégé des souris (je sais, je suis un vrai rat, mais l'objectif avant tout). Ça marche.Petit détail: la fenêtre du plafond est faite de rhodoïd et pas d'un plastique plus rigide. Pour la durabilité on aurait pu faire mieux. On verra comment le tout résiste à un lavage de temps en temps.===Je reviens sur le sujet après 1 semaine d'essai comparatif avec la nasse standard de 7x7cm.Une seule souris prise par le piège multiple, contre plusieurs par jour avec la nasse standard (le week-end en la réarmant à chaque fois).Je pense vraiment que les tunnels sont trop étroits, notamment trop bas de plafond. Taillés pour des mini-souriceaux peut-être, mais la souris grise standard (corps de 25mm de diamètre environ) ne s'y risque pas.===Mise à jour: j'ai enfin quitté la maison infestée. Au final, je n'ai pratiquement rien capturé avec cet engin, et même la nasse standard à déclenchement c'est pénible: il faut changer l'appât...Le plus efficace, c'est la simple cage dotée d'un trou au-dessus avec un entonnoir en tiges métalliques. elles y rentrent et restent bloquées dedans. Et comme appât, voici un truc qu'elles adorent, pas cher, qui ne sent pas et ne se dégrade pas: des granulés de roux pour béchamel, quelques uns saupoudrés dans la cage et quelques heures plus tard on a une ou plusieurs souris dedans, attendant qu'on aille les libérer le plus loin possible.Mais ce qui les a réellement dégoûtées, ce fut d'enfermer dans des caisses en plastique TOUT ce qui se mange et qui n'est pas en boîte de conserve ou bocal. Elles ont déménagé avant moi.

Le trappole migliori che abbiamo provato fino ad ora. I topini entrano e non sono capaci di uscire. Cosa banale ma da non sottovalutare avendo il sopra trasparente ti accorgi di quando hai un ospite(tempo fa ne avevamo un altra uguale ma non trasparente). Da appoggiare al muro, super consigliata !

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