Rat Trap (12-Pack), Large Mouse Traps for Indoor and Outdoor Use, Reusable, Fast, Hygienic, Unplugged, Used to Catch Mice, Squirrels, Rodents, for Home, Yard and Barns

I was really amazed about this trap..I never expected that it would catch anything..but I was surprised it did!..now I know who is eating my plants and digging the ground..try this guys your not wasting money..it catch rat and bird...I forgot to take a picture of the bird coz I let it go..😊

Don’t let the name fool you, these are rat traps. They’re easy to set, easy to bait, and even easier to release the dead rats into a bag for disposal. I’ve used these in the past and they work really well. Add a little peanut butter and cat food and you’re all set. There’s a slot on the trap that allows you to run zip ties through them and secure them in various locations. I always use them in my avocado tree cause I’ve got rats galore!The fact that they come in a 12 pack is really convenient too! On a side note, I caught three rats in my tree with these traps.

For the price these traps are hard to beat! I have caught a couple of mice and gophers doing damage to my out buildings and the traps are doing there job. I did have something setting off a trap that was getting away so I drilled a small hole in the back of the trap and staked it down with a piece of twine. To my surprise the next day I had a rat in the trap, the twine and stake did its job! So yes I would recommend these for anything smaller than a gopher but anything bigger you may need to stake it down and maybe even finish the job…. Great value!

These traps work very well. Easy to use, unlike some cheaper traps that will snap on you while setting. They are lightweight individually, sensitive enough to catch even the sneakiest mice but not so sensitive that you will snap your finger trying to set them which is an issue with bottom line traps . They are quick to snap which is more humane for the rodent.

This is a great set of mousetraps. I live by a stream and it's really hard to keep up with the mice that stop by. These are great reusable traps that are easy to use and easy to clean. They are really easy to put bait on and keep my fingers safe from getting snapped. I love that I have enough to put all over the house to ensure that I can catch these critters before they become a problem instead of after.

The NAMEK Mouse Trap is great for both mice and rats. They're large traps, the same size as our rat traps. These traps are made of heavy duty thick black plastic with serrated "teeth" around 3 sides. They have a strong metal spring that snaps shut when something touches the trigger. After the sun went down, we set one out on the porch to test it by the front door where I’d been seeing mice. My husband filled the bait cup with peanut butter and stuck an almond in the middle. About an hour later I was sitting alone in the quiet living room and I heard the powerful snap! It got a regular-sized mouse easily. Next time we'll put out more! Where we live, you can never have enough traps, and this is an awesome deal for a whole dozen! They even come in a nice box!

The "Namek Mouse Trap" is big and sensitive. It is very easy to set up.I have a small garden. Something ate the tomatoes before they could ripen.I first used "Tomcat Bait Station Blocks For Mice" for several days and there was no sign of slowing down.So I bought and deployed the mouse traps yesterday night. It caught a small mouse this morning and this is the only trap triggered.The mouse was still alive, but not for long because its rear end was crushed by the trap jaw.It was easy to release the dead mouse from the trap.Highly recommended.

I have the smaller regular size of this design and it works very well at catching small to large mice....these traps are about as large as you hand with fingers outstretched, the trigger mechanism has more 'creep' as it is referred too when discussing sear and trigger characteristics, than the smaller version. This additional creep of the sear and higher weight to trip allows a higher catch rate for larger rodents but may allow the smallest and most wily critters to escape. I have doubts that this trap would get and retain large squirrels but as yet have not had experience with them. The trap will need to be anchored with a string, preferably a flexible wire or small un-chewable chain to prevent the rodent from dragging the trap away....Easy to clean plastic that won't degrade over time and removable bait cups for easy filling.