Victor® TIN CAT® Mouse Trap with Window - 12 Traps

I think the mice I have in the house are too smart to go into these. I bought 12 tin cats and have caught no mice for the past 7 weeks. I had placed glue traps and food in them to entice them but they still will not go in. All the mice I've caught have been caught with glue traps outside the tin cats.

Catches mice and bugs. And the twelve that I ordered is helping me find the weak spots in my pest control program

Great product, it worked

I put them all out and first night I caught 5 Second night 6 Third night 4 I believe that the window makes the mice on the outside look at the mice on the inside and they want to join the party. I know that these are catch and release, however, because I have a plant nursery and we are in a rural type area, I would suggest that you offer a drowning tray.

It really works good. I caught a bunch of mice in my cupboard.

Love the window in the top. Easy to check for trapped mice and less handling.

After trying multiple traps for our fall invasion of mice, we tried the victor mouse trap and after the 5 days, haven't had another mouse. We now use the traps at our business also

I too think that they have figured out this trap as I see mouse droppings and no mouse in this trap. This does not work without the glue trap inside. So much for humane catch.

WORKED GREAT, I AM A GENERAL ANIMAL LOVER AND DID NOT WANT TO MAIM OR CRUSH THE MICE, JUST CATCH THEM AND TAKE THEM FAR FAR AWAY, AND WAS ABLE TO WITH THESE, THE SMALLER LIVE CATCH TRAPS WORKED WELL ALSO, BUT NEEDED BIGGER FOR MY GARAGE AND BASEMENT, SO FAR I HAVE REMOVED 6 OF THE LITTLE BUGGERS, THANKS

How can you not love a mouse trap named the "Tin Cat". I purchased 3 Tin Cats, (with clear window tops). A contractor recently painted our exterior man doors and left the doors ajar as they dried. Fall is arriving; and partially opened doors seemed like an "open invitation" for mice. So, I set the Tin Cats along various walls in the garage, basement, and sun room. My Bait: small black sunflower seeds, a little dryer lint, and tiny amounts of stuffing from the dog's toys. "Success" the first night; and gloating :-) There were 3 mice in one trap, and two in another. It's easy to take the traps outside, and let my "unwanted guests" find other places to roam. As a household with a dog and a cat, these traps are ideal. The Tin Cat can be placed in unobtrusive areas; with no worries about canine or feline paws and noses getting into trouble. I suggest Tin Cat owners check their traps frequently, so the trapped mouse is not traumatized. With the clear-window-cover this is easy to do, you simply glance at the clear top as you stroll by. I use a hose / nozzle to rinse the traps after release and let them dry in the sunshine, before setting them again. Thank you, Victor, "Tin Cats" are effective, humane, and fun to use.