Catchmaster Peanut Butter Scented Glue Board Mouse & Insect Traps (1 Case of 72 Glue Boards)

Pros: Excellent quality, and they work, catching insects of all types. They even catch mice! These have a mild peanut scent to them (not peanut butter, peanut), much better than the Eugenol based ones. They can fold up into box traps (open ends), or lay flat. Also, they're cheap compared to ones in store, ~40% cheaper when you buy in bulk like this.Cons: The peanut scent can be a bit overpowering if you use too many in a concentrated area (like if you go crazy and put 4+ on the pantry floor to catch a mouse). Also, while 95%+ of the mice we've caught were on the glue board just fine, a couple times I've found traps with fur all over them but no mice. I've also found, depending on how they're stuck, some mice will eat up to 1/3 of the board to free themselves. If you're hunting mice you should check them frequently for best results.Thoughts: For rodents, these traps work best as part of a solution, not the solution. We use these and re-usable snap-traps (traditional mouse traps). Every time we've found evidence of mice one or the other gets 'em.We live on a lake next to a swamp, near some farms. So, rodents and bugs galore. We use these all year round to catch pretty much everything: ants, grasshoppers, crickets, moths, all types of spiders, centipedes, pill bugs, Japanese Beetles (those orange fake lady bugs), wasps, bees, mice, children, socks, homework, etc. If it lands on it, it ain't getting off (well, except for the children and the socks).

These came fast as promised. I spotted a mouse on my security camera coming into my kitchen through the stove. Droppings on the counter. I have tried snap traps and enclosure traps before. Not generally effective. Tiny Hava-hearts Seldom work, and then you have a living trapped animal which will eliminate all its waste in panic, making a mess - a possibly diseased, infected mess, for you to clean up. What do you do with the mouse then? Kill it? How? I used to drown rodents caught in havahearts. I read that drowning is the least miserable way to die, and it’s clean - no blood, very little suffering unlike poison. Still, the rodent can’t be happy in that trap. If you release it on your property, it will be back inside in a flash. If you take it elsewhere, you are transporting your problem onto someone else’s property. Glue traps have always been effective. In this case, I caught the mouse the first night - within 5 hours of setting out the traps. The mouse was dead, with no sign of any self-mutilation. I don’t know if D&S imbeds any poison in their gel, or if the little thing died of stress. I will find out. But, these traps are cost-effective, work, and I will be deploying them in my basement and garage all winter. Great product, not over-engineered, and well priced. Bravo.

Work like a charm. Within 24hrs I had two little critters. I'm going to leave the boards out for a few days in case there's more lurking. Well made product, not flimsy, dead simple to use. Most importantly, they work. Highly recommended.Good for creepy crawly bugs too. Still can't figure out how the mice got in.....lol update, I'm embarrassed to admit this, but we had a bigger infestation than I realized. I've caught a total of 8 mice since I got these traps. Meaning, they freaking work!! I hate to think what might have happened if I had delayed kill action. We would have been over-run! I highly recommend this product for problems you know about, and problems you maybe don't know about. After all this, I'll probably always want to leave a few of these traps in strategic places around the house, just in case... happy hunting! Update: count of caught mice = 10!! I think we had infestation. Gonna leave traps out to catch any stragglers, if there are any, besides bugs which these are also good at! Thank you Catchmaster, its a good product. 10 mice so far. What else is there to say?!!

The peanut odor is more like a deterrent I think but insects do get caught while running away but they go around I noticed. Haven't caught more than 1 mouse yet, but I did catch 3 mice in snap type traps that were near the sticky pads. The good thing is the pads are big and super sticky and you get so many, you can spread them all over & slide them under furniture and appliances no problem. Folding them into boxes is clever or up walls. I recommend these.

I’ve used lots of different types of glue boards and these are by far the best I’ve used. They are peanut butter scented and have worked great for mice in the house, caught 7 with them! They also work really well for spiders, we put them under our couches, entertainment centers and other areas where spiders might dwell and replace them every few months because they catch lots of spiders big and small.

I gave this three stars because they work but they're awful we had a mouse and this worked it caught it but it screamed and the mice don't come off of it at all they're like glued to it and it was really awful. I get it as a glue trap but I mean they're like a really on it. It just felt really inhumane and I felt horrible.

These traps are very helpful for our home in the Hawaii countryside. We get infestations of mice after rains and every type of crawly thing from time to time. We put these near entrances and along walls and they do the trick. They are extremely sticky so no way to save anything caught in them and if they come apart and turn over, you have a mess on your hands cleaning up the glue. They will not come apart if assembled correctly (very easy) but do not leave them flat. You must fold them and create a box.

I’ve used this product before and it works great. I live in the country where field mice are plentiful, and if you give them the opportunity they’ll take over your house and/or barn where they’ll continue to multiply. Many people don’t approve of glue traps as they may seem inhumane, but if you were faced with an over abundance of small vermin/rodents, I guarantee you would change your mind about this product. This product is also good for trapping insects (the creepy crawlies). This product should not be used in the open around household pets or children due to their curiosity.