TomcatSuper Hold Glue Traps, Rat Size, 2 Traps/Pack (12-Pack)

I liked large size for enough sticky surface to catch more than one mouse at a time. I caught as many as 5 mice at one time. They are less cruel than old fashioned wirevsnapvtraps. I didn’t enjoy needing to kill the mice. But it seemed less cruel than letting them starve to death. I devised trick of putting used trap with mice into a plastic grocery bag. Then stomping on it to quickly dispatch the mice. They also work on catching roaches the sticky substance is very effective.

When strategically placed these traps are an effective control over infestations.

The price on these are great when you see how much one pack will cost at your local home improvement store! They catch all sorts of things in the garage before they make it into your home!

The rat still don’t get caught on it

i love mice, have had many pet mice, i tried every humane option i could before moving to kill traps-- none seemed to work so i resorted to this most awful tactic. have caught 3 mice coming out of the stove in my new house. all were terrified and stuck solidly to the trap. i recommend placing them in a bag and dropping a large brick to end the suffering. :(

Use them in the attic and they works. Replace them spring and winter, as the boards fill up. Catches mice and chip monks.

I haven't used these for rats/mice, so I can't speak to that, but they've been instrumental in helping to control a camel cricket infestation in my basement. I'm not sure why they're white with green adhesive now (they used to be black with clear adhesive) but they still work the same. I buy them in bulk and put them down around the edges of the room, as well as various places in the middle of the floor. After a week or two, they are absolutely covered in camel crickets. I use a reacher to pick them up by the edges and then dispose of them.

I have used four traps and got seven rats! These work great. My only suggestion is secure the base. There is no adhesive on the bottom. I use gorilla tape or scare them down so they don’t get flipped over.