BEE DEFENDERHumane Mouse Trap with Easy Release Door, Green, Catch and Release for Small Spaces, Reusable, No Kill (4 Pack)

Really good product, set 2 of them in my house and 2 in my garage. Used peanut butter (Chunky). Caught 5 mice. Make sure if you have them set out with bait, check them every 12 to 24 hours. You don't want to leave a mouse in there for days or they will die from dehydration. I almost made that mistake. That's not a good way to go for a little mouse.Would buy again in a heart beat. Just make sure to not leave them out if you are not there to monitor them.

These work great. I used metal ones before and couldn't catch one mouse. I bought these and caught four mice within a couple of weeks. The only issue is that the traps are on the small side. A few nights ago I caught a larger mouse. The end of his tail was caught in the door. It was the middle of the night. In the morning when I went to release him into the woods he had already managed to escape. I think it was because the door didn't fully close due to the length of his tail. But otherwise I have had great success with these and highly recommend them, as well as the seller.

Immediate success! I have been waiting for warmer weather to catch a bunch of mice that have invaded my basement apartment, and these came last night. I baited (with peanut butter) and set them, and caught my first mouse within five minutes! And in the hour or two they have been down, I have caught two more adults separately and then three smaller ones together in one trap! They are really simple to use once you figure them out (not complicated, but also no instructions). Definitely worth the money spent!

Mouse chewed one end.

Thousands of items, and I rarely leave negative reviews. But in this case, I hope it helps others. I've bought traps similiar in the past, and they were worthy of 4+ stars! These, absolutely not. I purchased 20 for the farm. The first box of 4 opened revealed 1 trap with no trap spring, another with a broken trap spring and a third, it's spring breaking the first time I set the trap. The next box produced 1 trap that seemed fine, but the spring was found broken 12 hours later. 2 traps seemed fine, but the 4th trap setting mechanism seemed to latch so firmly a mouse could not set it. These may have been built well once, but clearly not anymore.

Im giving this 5 stars as ive had other variations of the same with different colors and i am surprised that they do work. During the cold snap, a few mice got in the crawl space and made it up one of the plumping pipes to an area of drywall around the pipe that was open because of work done on the sink above it. Who'd have thought mice would sneak in till i started hearing noises at night and bags of snacks demolished. I have some birdseed that has peanuts and various other nuts like sunflower seeds, stuck it in the end compartment but also put like 1/2 tblspn of seeds inside the trap. Have to say, caught the whole family within two weeks which were 5 mice. One died in trap three i let go. One got stuck on sticky pad i used but they learn not to go on sticky pad and will avoid them. So i did my best to be humane but they can do a lot of damage so getting them out was a priority so used both types of traps. So thanks these helped a lot and at a great price.Update: These more squarer shaped traps internal latch hooks much more securely then the more round versions. These seem to be built better. The more rounded top type has a latch that barely stays latched. You try to put it down and it snaps shut. This one works as expected and i think just better made.

I hate to admit it but yes, we had some mice...these worked well as long as you released them before they chewed their way out.

Cought 5 mice in between these and the metal ones. Haven't seen or heard anymore around.