Victor® Metal Pedal Mouse Trap

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  • Consistent quality from a century-old brand
  • Original wooden base wire snap trap with metal trip pedal
  • Uses wood from Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) certified forests
  • Over one billion traps sold
  • Made in USA (with global components)
  • Available Sizes: 2 Traps or 12 Traps

Victor ® Metal Pedal Mouse Trap

The original wooden snap trap - the Victor® Metal Pedal Mouse Trap - is also the world’s No. 1 selling mouse trap. Its superior quality and effectiveness are the reason Victor® has sold more than 1 billion snap traps around the world. Likewise, professional pest control companies have made this trap their trap of choice. Trusted to control mice for more than 115 years, this trap delivers clean, instant rodent control.

 
Kitchens
 
Living Rooms
 
Basements
 
Bedrooms
 
Dining Rooms

How to Set the Trap

Learn how to bait and set the classic mouse trap with the help of experts at VICTOR®. Once set, a rodent triggers the metal pedal, and the trap immediately springs closed to kill the mouse. Then, simply lift the rugged metal kill bar to dispose of the body. The trap can be disposed of, or reused many times over, at your discretion.

 

 

Top Victor® Mouse Trap Features

The Victor® Metal Pedal Mouse Trap is relied upon around the world to help people get rid of mice. Use it wherever you encounter a mouse problem.

Top Victor® Mouse Trap Features
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Target Unwanted Rodents

Victor® Metal Pedal Mouse Traps are a time-tested solution for capturing the mice that have invaded your home or business. Mice are able to sneak inside buildings through the tiniest of spaces where they can spread disease and destroy your property.

Step-By-Step Guide

The Metal Pedal is easy to set and use. Here’s how:

  1. Remove the arm bar from the staple.
  2. Move the arm bar to the back of the trap so it hangs over the back of the trap.
  3. Bait the trap with a high-protein substance, such as peanut butter, chocolate or hazelnut spread. Place the bait on the metal bait pedal using a Q-Tip, toothpick or another tool to mask your human scent.
  4. Pull the kill bar back and hold it in place with your thumb.
  5. Swing the arm bar over the kill bar and latch the bent end of the arm bar into the notch on the metal pedal as shown. Slowly release pressure from the kill bar until the arm bar has fully engaged and holds the kill bar securely.
  6. Place the trap wherever you’ve seen signs of rodent activity or along the wall where rodents like to travel. The baited end of the trap should be placed flush against the wall.
  7. After the mouse is caught, properly dispose of the dead rodent. The trap can either be discarded or reused.
Step-By-Step Guide
Five Stars

"I've tried other brands of traps, but so many times the mice eat the bait but the trap doesn't trigger. So the bait just becomes a regular meal for the mice. These Victor traps are easy to bait, easy to set, cheap enough to use everywhere, and most importantly, they work!" (Review from Dagarb)

Victor® Metal Pedal Mouse Trap Product Details

Interested in learning more about this snap trap? Take a closer look at the in-depth specifications of this mouse trap.

Victor® Metal Pedal Mouse Trap
Model # CM150
Available Sizes 2 Traps or 12 Traps
Materials Wood (from Forest Stewardship Council® certified forests), copper and other metals
Sized for Mice and voles
 
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Victor® Metal Pedal Mouse Trap
Model # CM150
Available Sizes 2 Traps or 12 Traps
Materials Wood (from Forest Stewardship Council® certified forests), copper and other metals
Sized for Mice and voles
Features
  • The original wooden wire snap trap with metal trip-pedal
  • Use it anywhere – indoors or outdoors
  • Your option: Reuse or dispose of after a successful catch
  • No need for chemicals or rodent poisons
  • Made in USA (with global components)
Mouse Trap Instructions
  1. Release the arm bar from the staple.
  2. Move the arm bar to the back of the trap so it hangs over the back of the trap.
  3. Apply a small amount of high-protein bait, such as peanut butter, chocolate or hazelnut spread to the metal pedal on the trap as shown. Be sure to use a Q-tip, toothpick or another tool to bait so your scent is not transferred onto the trap.
  4. Pull the kill bar back and hold it in place with your thumb.
  5. Take the arm bar over the kill bar and latch the end of the arm bar on the metal pedal as shown.
  6. Place the trap where you have seen signs of rodent activity or along the wall where rodents primarily travel. The end of the trap where the metal pedal is baited should be placed flush against the wall.
  7. After the mouse is caught, properly dispose of the dead rodent. The trap can be either discarded or reused.

Customer Reviews

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5
Oct 22, 2024
Have used the metal bait holders, glad to see them back, wasn’t a fan of the plastic, thank you they have been harder to find locally
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Wires are too stiff, mice ...
1
Oct 2, 2024
Wires are too stiff, mice are eating bait (peanut butter) and trap doesn’t snap or go off. I’ve bought six different traps and no luck other than bait is gone.
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Response from Admin
Oct 2, 2024
Thank you for this feedback. We're sorry to hear that this is happening with your traps. When baiting, it is important to use a small, pea-sized amount of peanut butter as bait. Too much bait may cause the traps to be less sensitive. They have a 30 day return period at the retailer.
I wish these were more ...
1
Sep 9, 2024
I wish these were more sensitive than they appear to be. The mouse have consistently ate all the peanut butter I put, they literally lick it off and the trap has not snapped.
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Response from Admin
Sep 13, 2024
Thank you for this feedback. We're sorry to hear that this is happening with the trap. We recommend a small, pea-sized amount of peanut butter as bait. Too much bait may make the traps less sensitive. Reach out via the Contact Us page with any questions.
Have not used them yet ...
5
May 14, 2024
Have not used them yet but I’m sure they will work fine to catch mice entering from gaps into the shed .,victor are trustful company that I’ve used many years ago and will recommend to everyone trying to catch those nasty rodents because you will if done right .
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Don't waste your money these ...
1
Apr 3, 2024
Don't waste your money these traps are garbage. Snapped my fingers more than the mice. More than half of them went in the trash because the trigger just wouldn't catch and the ones that did get put out hardly caught anything.
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Response from Admin
Apr 5, 2024
Thank you for sharing this feedback. We're sorry to learn about your experience with these traps. They have a 30 day return period. These concerns have been shared with our Product Managers for review.
Years ago the kill rate ...
1
Dec 3, 2023
Years ago the kill rate with the snap traps was about 90 per cent, now its about 10 percent. The latch mechanism is not as sensitive as it used to be, I use the same small bit of peanut butter as I used to. The mice lick the pedal clean. I need to try and orient the notch in the bar horiziontally instead of vertically I think... Not good lately
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Response from Admin
Dec 6, 2023
Thank you for sharing this feedback. We're sorry to hear about your recent experience with these traps. They have a one year replacement policy. Reach out to us via the Contact Us page for assistance.
glue sunflower seeds to bait arm
5
Nov 18, 2023
I love the metal traps. don't feel bad throwing them in the forest with the mouse (no plastic). The trick is to attach two sunflower seeds with elmers glue to the bait arm. Mice can't just lick the bait away like the do with peanut butter.. Use unshelled seeds so they have to work them a bit. Raccoons love pulling out the mice from the piles of used traps!
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These are the best mouse traps you can buy!
5
Sep 17, 2023
These are the best mouse traps I have ever used. So far I've had a 99% kill rate. I say 99% because I've been using these Victor traps for about 50 years and in all that time I'm sure I've had one or two that didn't work properly but I don't remember any. I usually use cheese as a bait and I press it into the bait pedal so the mouse has to really pull on it to get the cheese. There by moving the bait pedal and releasing the kill bar. And bingo! One less mouse in the house!
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Poor kill rate.
1
Aug 14, 2023
Poor kill rate. Purchased 8 of these traps. Mice eat all of the peanut butter off and rarely trip the snap trap. Very frustrating. Would not recommend this product.
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Response from Admin
Aug 15, 2023
We're sorry to hear you haven't yet seen the success that's typical of these traps! Only a small amount of bait is needed, approximately what fits on the end of a toothpick. Too much bait will affect the trap's ability to trigger. Please contact us at 855-584-2867 with any questions!
Peanut butter gone and no mouse
1
May 21, 2023
Can’t find the traps with yellow landing pad- they are the only ones that work. Had to buy all metal ones and mice keep eating the peanut butter off the trap. Out of 5 traps one has caught a mouse the others end up in trash because peanut butter eaten and no mouse trapped. Very frustrating.
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Response from Admin
May 25, 2023
We are sorry to hear about this! If you test the trap (carefully!) with a pencil or something similar, does it trip properly? If it does, try baiting the trap using only a small amount of peanut butter (just what fits on the end of a toothpick). By using a smaller amount, the mice are less likely to be able to quickly grab the bait and run without setting off the trap. It is good to know that our traps are covered under a 1-year replacement policy. Please give us a call at 855-584-2867 for assistance.

Q&A

can the snap traps be reused whether or not it killed a mouse?
Question by: kevin on Oct 24, 2024, 1:22 PM
Yes, they can.
Answer by: Kristen on Oct 24, 2024, 6:57 PM
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