Catchmaster Pro Series Multi-Catch Mouse Trap 3-Pack, Humane Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Includes Replaceable Glue Boards, Pet Safe Pest Control, Live Catch for Garage & Shed

I think I am catching two mice per month! I caught 7 of them with this trap and released them far away from my house.I use peanuts, pretzels, and a little dog food as my bait. They walk in and can't get out. It is very easy to fill, use, and release them when you are ready.

These work great put a dab of peanut butter in there and the mice will come. I have caught 4 or 5 mice at once in the traps. You can catch and release if you want or do whatever.

We live in a high-altitude desert and have an elderly neighbor who loves feeding the world's birds. Pounds of bird seed = pounds of mice. Over the past 12 years, I've not had any failures with this type of trap (though my old ones are from a different maker). We use them outside around the perimeter of our house and in our garage. I put a dash of peanut butter in the center and either catch a mouse or the peanut butter remains. We never have issues with any other animal (ant, lizard, or other). Unfortunately, with the new traps (these CatchMaster traps purchased through Amazon), I put a dash of peanut butter inside and placed all three around the house. In all three cases, over the course of 2 nights, the peanut butter was gone from each trap but no mice were caught. So all three had a mouse get in, eat the peanut butter and be able to get out! Since we never had a single escape from our previous traps, zero for 3 is unimaginably bad odds. This product simply does not work. The concept does, as my old traps (again, from another maker) did work. But obviously, this company is all about using cheaper and less material to save cost. They reverse-engineered a good product into such a bad product, they now have to include glue traps! If we wanted to catch/kill mice on glue traps, we would have just purchased glue traps! Unbelievable. I wish I had read these reviews first. All 3 traps have been returned.

So I would put my rating at a 5 but the glue traps didn’t stick. I set up one in my chicken coop. I caught 6 mice in 24 hours. But then I had to deal with 5 living mice that were not stuck to anything. (The sixth WAS stuck and side note, did you guys know mice are cannibals????) Anyway, worked good, mice can’t get out. But the sticky is not the best. You’ll have to have something to do with the living mice you catch.

Love em….you will initially catch the dumb ones and the smart ones will avoid trap. Once you aren’t catching anymore, add peanuts, sunflower seeds etc as a lure. I combine with sticky traps on floor to catch the bypassers

Effective mouse trap. Caught one the first night I had them out. Unfortunately the top is very thin plastic like the packaging they put baked goods in at the bakery. My dog heard the mouse and broke the top and got stuck on the sticky trap. He then proceeded to break the top of all the traps I had set out so within 24 hours they are all broken.

I recently started having an issue with mice in our chicken coop. In the past our chickens have eaten the mice and controlled the mouse population on their own. Unfortunately they are no longer eating the mice for some reason. I needed some mouse traps that were covered/enclosed so the chickens, dogs and wild ducks that hang out by the chicken coop aren’t exposed to something unsafe.I set out four of these traps around the outside of our 8’ x 10’ chicken coop. They were very easy to set up. I would suggest that you wear disposable gloves when you are touching and setting out your traps as it keeps your scent off the traps.I had previously caught 4 mice the prior week with a very similar trap by a different brand. The only difference was it didn’t have a clear lid. I didn’t want to have to touch and open the trap each time to check it, so decided to buy these with the clear viewing section in the lid.Note — I have no intention of relocating the mice so I used the sticky glue cardboard that were included and bought some additional sticky glue boards as well.After 24 hours I have caught 2 mice in one of the traps. There are definitely more mice in the chicken coop so will plan to update my review in a few weeks with hopefully more mice being caught.Update:I went out of town for 4 days and checked the trap when I returned home. Caught 3 mice in one trap. Since the traps are by the chicken coop they do get a lot of dirt inside and out with the chickens always scratching the dirt around. This does impact the glue traps as they do get dirt on them. I’m washing the traps and replacing the glue cardboard to hopefully catch some more mice…there’s definitely more mice still running around.

They Work Good