D-Con Ultra Set Mouse Trap

Have caught many mice with these.

A\Had four mouse traps, two different brands in the garage, all baited. Added 2 D-Cons in the garage and in 3 hours had a mouse in each one.

each of these mouse traps only lasted once. After mouse was caught, the trap broke and refuses to reset. Expensive junk.

i really like the concept and each trap worked well the first time or two i used it but it soon failed to reset and that i found irritating.

These are great. When we had cats we didn't need them but these are the next best thing. They are durable and work great.

My goal is to reduce the mouse population that wants to get inside the garage. And to trap any of the little beasties that manage to get in.My Method: Peanut Butter in the bait cup. A small dog food chunk inside. Some bits of chocolate inside. Irresistible!This trap catches about one mouse every other day so far this winter.We are in cold Minnesota. So, my thought is that the mice will not be traveling far. Only the ones who are making a home around my house will be caught. The others can roam the neighbors yards at will. The feral cats might catch them. But, even with the cats out and about, we have too many mice. So, D-Con Ultra Set Mousetrap to the rescue!I am very happy with the design. It is the best so far. No injured mice. Just a whack on the head every time.I am not very impressed with the quality of workmanship. If you have mice, you will need several on hand to replace the ones that break.

No touch easy to use and reset.

I ordered four of these, and only two can be set even once out of the box. The others have locking mechanisms that just don't hold the trap in a set position. I'd spend your money on another trap, which is what I plan to do.