Victor Easy Set Mouse Trap 4 Pack M033 - Wooden Easy Set Mouse Trap - Prebaited

We have a problem with our dog eating the peanut butter from the usual traps. This one is perfect…the mice smell it and get caught, the dog leaves them alone! Win-win!

These traps work great. For years I just bought the standard traps and baited them myself. These come pre-scented. The scent seems to work great as I catch plenty of mice with them. I feel that the large trigger is a bit more sensitive than the classic style as well. With the old style the mice would constantly steal my bait without setting off the trap. It does seem to lose its scent if it sits too long. When you first open the package you can smell the scent. If left for a long period the scent seems to dissipate (this could be an issue if you buy a four pack and only set one or two. In this case I would suggest keeping unused traps in a ziplock bag). If after a month or so I have not had any mouse activity I feel like I should add some peanut butter for good measure.Pros: Easy to set No need for bait Very easy to triggerCons: A little pricier than the classic version Scent eventually wears off (to my nose, maybe not to a mouse)

These things work great.I had been using a live trap Smart Mouse Trap - Humane Mousetrap. It worked very well at first but one of the critters must of figured out how to steal the bait last winter without setting it off and told all the others because since then all I've had was disappearing bait and no more trapped mice to transport to the woods. So, as the mouse invasion season began again (otherwise known as autumn), I decided to go the heartless route with the kill traps before the infestation became worse.First I tried the d-CON 00027 Ultra Set Covered Mouse Trap and D-Con No View, No Touch Mouse Trap. The former I couldn't get to set properly.. it kept going off with no mouse caught. The latter was a two pack... one went off several nights after I set it out. It was really, really nice that the dead mouse was out of sight; however, a mouse was sighted after that and the second trap, even moved to the "prime" mouse catching location, still hasn't gone off.So I decided to try these (primarily because they are so inexpensive). I was amazed at how well they work. Takes a bit of tinkering to set and you have to be careful when placing them so as to not trigger them but so far I've set out the first 4-pack along the baseboard in the kitchen and caught 4 dead mice within two nights without needing any bait and without any triggered traps sans mouse.Still feeling guilty about killing them (which seeing the squished things exacerbates) but definitely satisfied with the effectiveness of the product.

I have officially dubbed myself the Verminator. There are no words to express how one feels after uncovering a cleanly caugh nuisance. We started a tally board in our kitchen. It's that much fun. I probably shouldn't be getting this much excitement out of setting traps, but it's just so freeing to know my bulbs will live to see another bloom & my garden will produce a better harvest.Need to know: We have both moles AND voles. The neighbor loves their ivy which gives great ground cover & my yard provides the food. The voles seem to be using the same tunnels as the moles so it's a win-win for us. The most active run to date sits between the ivy & our compost pile.What we do:1. Spot the tell-tale "broomstick" hole or freshly dug run in the soil.2. Dig down being careful not to loose where the entry branches into the tunnel, or the hole to the run. Be sure to dig a hole deep & wide enough to fit two traps. Keep the base of the traps level to the moles/voles run so there's no chance they miss it.3. Clear the tunnel/run of extra dirt/debris so it's not kicked back onto the traps causing them to be prematurely set off4. Set trap (we don't use bait, the ants get to it before the moles/voles do)5. Place traps directly infront of the holes to the run (see pics) We anchored ours with a rock when I happened to watch a mole push the trap out of the way and scurry around it (•_•) Yeah.6. Cover (we decided it was best to keep the kids & other animals safe & used an old plastic seedling cover)7. Check often.We purchased two types of Vector traps. These and the newer M143S. While the luxury of having an extra release bar on the M143S is very appealing, the old fashion Easy Set traps have seriously out performed the plastic traps.Arrived: March 31, 2016Date of review: April 9, 2016Tally: Voles: 5, Moles: 12Will be buying another set of these today.

The spring on these traps is too weak. Victor makes rat traps that are a similar design, except on the rat traps, both ends of the spring are attached to the "kill bar" (for lack of a better term). This gives the trap more strength. The mouse trap only has one end of the spring attached to the kill bar. The other end of the spring is not long enough for you to modify it so that both ends of the spring attach, so it is impossible to make the mouse trap as strong as you want it to be.I have had these traps snap on mice and draw blood but not kill them because they are not strong enough. This means that the mouse gets away and probably dies somewhere else in your house where you can't find it (you do not want this to happen because it will smell).I'd recommend buying the rat traps instead. You might miss some mice because the rat traps are not as sensitive, but if the trap snaps and hits a mouse, it will be dead and waiting for you (just how you like your mice).Also, the directions tell you that the shape of the trigger will attract mice because it looks like cheese. This is obviously not true. Put some peanut butter on the trigger before setting the trap. This will attract mice much better. If you are having trouble attracting mice, try mixing some bacon grease into your peanut butter mix - nothing can resist bacon's smell.

Device is quite fiddly and trap is very sensitive to touch so you need to be careful in setting this up. I have caught 3 mice with the use of these traps so i must say they are quite effective.

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La Victor M032 Easy Set Trappole per Topi sono una soluzione efficace e conveniente per chiunque abbia problemi con i topi in casa. Grazie al pacchetto di 4 trappole, si ha la possibilità di coprire una vasta area e cogliere tutti gli animali indesiderati. Inoltre, il prezzo è accessibile a tutti. Il design delle trappole è molto semplice, quindi l'utilizzo è intuitivo anche per chi non ha mai utilizzato questo tipo di strumenti prima d'ora. La sicurezza e la rapidità con cui si può catturare il topo, permette di risolvere il problema in modo rapido ed efficace senza doversi preoccupare dell'utilizzo di sostanze chimiche dannose per l'ambiente o gli animali domestici. Infine, la facile rimozione del topo catturato e la possibilità di riutilizzare le trappole le rendono una scelta ecologica ed economica. In sintesi, se stai cercando una soluzione semplice, sicura ed economica per liberare la tua casa dai topi, Victor M032 Easy Set Trappole per Topi sono ciò che stai cercando.

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El montaje del muelle tiene algo de truco, es necesario que la tensión ejerza toda la fuerza sobre el anclaje de la pieza amarilla para que no se escape con facilidad, pero una vez bien anclado, es muy efectivo, de hecho los ratones se atraen mas por el trozo de plastico amarillo que por otras trampas con queso, esta diseñado para ratones pequeños y las trampas son desechables, despues de probar otras trampas, para mi esta es la mejor, aunque cuidado con los dedos al montarla porque el golpe del muelle es tremendo.