Mouse Trap, Mice Traps That Work Best Snap Traps for Small Mice and Mouse Outdoor Indoor Quick Kill and Reusable Mouse Traps 6 Pack

These traps are dead solid mouse killers. After setting traditional traps that the mice can evade and steal the bait, this newly designed trap is easier to bait and set, and best of all, the mice have not yet learned of this new trap. Loading bait is very easy: the bait trap unscrews from the bottom of the trap. Bait with peanut butter. Thread the bait back into the trap. Set the trap on the surface placement, then set the trap, which arms easily from the other side of the trap jaws, safely. Our first night, we killed two mice. You can clean if you like but we just tossed them out. The traps are very well made and obviously work. Providing pictures would be ghoulish, but the traps break their necks.

After trying the sticky traps and the live catch tubes these snap traps work the best. They catch the adult and baby mice very effectively. They are easy and safe to bait and unload. Save your money on the others and try these first

I admit I was skeptical about these mouse traps because they are plastic and I didn't think they would have enough snap. I am very glad I tried them and very pleased with the ease of using these mouse traps from baiting through disposing of the carcass. Easy peasey. Best part is you don't have to touch the mouse side of the traps.

Good price for the amount of traps you get. Works well and is easy to set and dispose of mice once they are trapped. I’ve used other brands that are a little more durable so we’ll see how long these last.

Works better than sticky pads! Our house is close to an open field where construction was taking place to build more houses. Unfortunately that distribed some field mice & one got into our house. For a while week the sticky pads was not working so ordered the mouse trap & he was captured over night!

The media could not be loaded. So I bought these because they got good reviews and although I don’t like killing animals, I don’t want a mouse living in my kitchen, helping himself to my food and I saw one a couple of times it could’ve been more than one, but it wasn’t an infestation, so I bought these and some steel wool And I don’t know I mean they never caught him. I put peanut butter in there he happened to really like rice cakes he really liked the Apple Cinnamon Rice cakes. Anyway I eventually got tired of cleaning the droppings- I made sure there was no food on the counter. Nothing left out at all that all the cabinets had traps in them, and everything was closed and sealed in plastic and somehow that little guy was still helping himself every night. I would come downstairs and find droppings on the counter you know three maybe four not a lot that’s how they can say how many you have that one mouse can leave like 25 to 50 droppings a week or some thing or a day anyway, I eventually just had an exterminator come because I was scared to go into my kitchen. I know they’re small creatures and they’re more scared of us than them but I don’t like things that move faster than me and I was walking backwards into my kitchen turning on the light, making a lot of noise so he can go away , but he was pretty brazen, and sometimes he wouldn’t go right away, and I would see him, and it would freak me out, so I called the exterminator and I don’t know before the exterminator I had to come. I had gone and bought these packs of poison that are basically you know I think they make their blood coagulate or some thing long story short, I come back from the store and I run upstairs to put some stuff away. I come downstairs and he helped himself to a packet of poison and maybe I think it’s him and I haven’t seen him since so I don’t know if it was the exterminator or his impatience, but these Travis didn’t do anything there’s still loaded and they’re still locked and ready to go in my cabinet and I honestly I’m tired of looking at them now

Simply the best way to get rid of mice! No worries about snapping your finger in a traditional snap trap. Absolutely no mess either, just a pinch trap that gets rid of mice the easy way!

These traps are just ok. They get mice, that's good. But they are a hassle sometimes to reset. I take a mouse out and when I reset the trap I have to stick my fingers in the nastiness of the dead mouse area to get the damn thing to reset properly. They work but they haven't been my favorite mouse traps ever. I have about 6 of these and only 5 left b/c a few weeks after being put into service one of them broke already. They are just plastic and pretty decent but they have their drawbacks. I got them so I didn't have to touch stuff. Well, I have to touch stuff and other traps I've had with this design work better. Like I said, they work, but would I order them again? Eh, probly not.