Walk The Plank Bucket Mouse Trap | Water-Proof | Durable ABS Material | Auto-Reset | 5 Gallon Bucket Compatible | Mouse Traps Indoor for Home | Bucket flip lid

I live in a rural area that has lots of field mice. This is the most effective way I've found to keep them under control. I have one set in my garage, and another one set outside the house. I also have some conventional traps inside the house and garage. The build quality is good. Just the right size for field mice. I do feel like they are maybe slightly overpriced. But I would definitely recommend them. Note: the included wooden ramp is too short if you have a standard 5 gallon bucket. I used some longer wood scraps to make the ramp less steep, and I started catching more mice.

Works great … the mice line up to take a dip in the pool. I got 4 swimmers in the first 24 hours. Cleaned mice out of my cellar in a week.

I had a mouse that ran in an open door. When I got this trap, I bought a new 5 gallon bucket and some bait that was supposed to be really good. Set the bucket up in a closet where we heard the mouse. Next morning, bucket was empty and the bait was still there. This went on for days with us moving the bucket from room to room. After about 10 days, we stopped hearing the mouse. Either he got out of the house (we have 4 exterior doors), or we will find a mummified mouse sometime. We live in the country. I feel the wood plank is far too long for any smart mouse. It needs it to be long because of the height of the bucket. We are keeping it and will try it again if we get another mouse. So far it is Smarty Pants 1, Dumber than Dirt 0

I had a couple cameras in the garage to watch the mice and they didn't get fooled. I think the mice were too large for this trap. Likely works well for smaller mice. Mine were able to reach the food without tipping. It's a great idea!

Have your container lid tight and small enough for the mice not to squeeze out. The first two mice got out by simply jumping out and I had cellophane over the top but not closed tight enough I used a tall Home Depot bucket. Once the two got out they must have told the others to stay away. Only caught one more, three in total Recommend cutting out the side of the container, up high and maybe some foam or something close to the hole to block the opening but still let the plank drop. Must have the closed lid punch small hole w/ice pick. I put a little water on the base to keep the mice's paws wet. I used a yard stick worked fine.

Mice don’t stand a chance. They will fill your bucket if you let them.

Mice seem to get smarter each season but these things continue to fool them.

I have caught only two mice with this and lots more with just glue traps. Would not buy again or recommend.

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The product provided 'pro' instructions for set up. You are to adjust a screw to touch a magnet; however the screw provided is too short. I then dug up another screw and inserted, but no adjustment of the position made a change to the pivot point, so it was too easy to tip and not effective. Waste of money. Unfortunately, the return window just closed...

I followed the instructions completely and did not catch a single mouse. There was mouse activity around the wooden plank on the floor however no mice were caught or walked up the wooden plank.

It made total sense & everything on the videos looked like this would work. Perhaps it's just "me" but I was unable to achieve the perfect balance set up with this platform that would be effective. I planted peanuts stuck to the ladder with honey to bait them to the top of the diving board --- all the peanuts & almonds were eaten, including the honey licked off but NO rats or mice trapped inside the deep pail below. Very disappointing. I will try again in the Fall when they all want to come inside again. But unless I get results I would not buy this again or recommend it.

I tried all types of products that you could find on the marketplace on various locations. Nothing really worked except for the glue traps where they get stuck on them, but they were still alive for a few days after they got stuck in them. Finally I tried this product, and you have to adjust it properly for the weight of the mice you're dealing with, and do not hesitate to apply lots of food to the platform and wood plank (I used peanut butter which worked best in my experience). I spent $1000 dollars on pest control companies and many types of products which didn't work at all. (Ultrasound, traditional traps, etc.) When we started to use this bucket trap, within the first 36 hours it contained approximately 30 mice in it. Make sure there is no food available around your house so the trap is the most appealing to the mice. (Keep locked up and sealed in fridge, pantry, etc.) BUY IT. USE IT. GET RID OF YOUR MICE PROBLEM!!!