Tomcat Attractant Gel

This product was dried up when it arrived and could not be used as intended. I added water to near the top of the container, fabricated a small mixer with a length of wire, chucked it up in a drill, and mixed the contents until it was like a gel and would exit the container as intended. Sometimes the product is so old that it dries up and just needs to have the moister mixed back into it. I've had good luck catching mice with it applied to the corn I used for bait, so I would say that it's a good product that helps attract the nice. I recommend this product.

This stuff sucked, The stuff was in the traps for 4-5 days, and day of nothing! Seriously it took 4 days before they even noticed! Once they did, then it was on....the mice legit ate it out of the traps without tripping them, and kept came back for more once they got a taste!

I know people gave this 3.7 stars but not understanding why ? I don’t really write reviews but when I go it’s because it’s legit . Yes, we all might not get the same outcome . However, this stuff works ! It must be really good because I put it on a dcon bait and that mouse took the whole bait out the trap . So, it’s very appealing to the mouse . It’s easy to use . Again, I’m just saying I don’t get paid to write a positive review this is really some good stuff it works . Well it worked for me you never know till you try it .

I wouldn't say it's "better" than peanut butter, but I did catch two mice with it. The reason I'll go back to peanut butter and never buy this again is because of how difficult it was to use. The bottle is hard plastic, and was so difficult to squeeze the product out of, that I ended up having to use pliers.

Its not that costly but it turns out 1oz is very small. Ants are less attracted to this than peanut butter. Also lizards and possums close the trap but escape. You will have to reset traps many times. Keep it up it eventually works.