Hdama Mouse Trap, Mouse Traps That Work Small Mice Trap Outdoor Indoor Best Snap Traps for Mouse/Mice Safe and Reusable 6 Pack Quick Kill Mice Traps

These are super easy to load, easily handled when resetting, and of course, very effective in triggering when the mouse goes in for a nibble. I've had 7+ kills so far using Teddie's Super Chunk PB, which also happens to be my own favorite PB. So far, I've had maybe 1 or 2 empty bait but untriggered traps. This could be due to ants in my crawl space. These traps are just as easy to reset as the first time setting them up, and the lever keeps your fingers away from the dead mouse side, unlike the wooden ones with kill bar. These can spring up with quite a force, landing almost a foot away from the setup spot, despite not needing much force to open up. Best sub-10 dollar purchase I've spent. If you have a pest service that uses bait stations, it helps to have the boxes placed around to find rodent activity, and then I just set up a lot of these snap traps around locations where the poison bait has been consumed. Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I think the "poison" bait used is more effective at feeding the mice and allowing them to reproduce so that they can continue to sell you a service.

Super easy to put the bate in and we caught the mouse in our garage in 1 day. No need to touch the mouse or fear of getting your fingers snapped. Would buy again.

These things are great! My wife was skeptical because they didn't have a strong grip after they engaged. I told her it's not about the grip after it engages it's about the snap when it engages. Sure enough I was right as usual and these things have killed three mice single-handedly in 2 days! Great product. Reusable and removable bait tray. 10 bucks! Can't beat it

These are awesome! We have caught many mice with these traps! I am way too grossed out to re-use mouse traps and these are cheap enough that I can just throw them away! The only reason I am giving it 4 stars is because sometimes they can be really hard to set. It’s like it’s “loose” or something. I had to put one in my ceiling and it was difficult for the trap to stay open when I was placing it in such a tricky spot. Also I think it helps if you don’t use too much bait. I use peanut butter, and just use enough to fill the little bait cup without going over. I don’t know if it actually does anything, but either way, whatever we did worked!

So I tried these traps for about 3 days and caught 4 mice in them, two the first night, 1 the second, and one the third from different areas in the house (sorry didnt take any pictures.) I think the only reason we didnt catch more has more to do with the fact we just dont have that many mice (I had already caught 6 with the sticky traps). Anyway these things are easy to bait, just added a tiny amount of peanutbutter to the bait bowl and a couple tiny smears on the inside of the top of the trap to entice them to the back of the trap. Setting it is easy, if you can work a chip clip or a hair clip you can work these. Just keep it upright and squeeze it open so it locks and set it wherever you want. Dont have to worry too much about kids or pets or even snapping yourself because honestly, theres not much force behind these things. Both myself and my girlfriend snapped them on our fingers multiple times.. it doesn't hurt at all really. But apparently its plenty to kill a mouse. All of the mice were caught by the head/back of the neck and killed instantly. (No squeaking and struggling to get out or anything, no need to dispatch them or wait for them to die on their own). Releasing them is easy and touch free. Just pick up the trap and hold it over the trashcan or dumpster and squeeze it open just like a chip clip and the mouse will fall out. You can clean them with hot water, and they seem to be pretty sturdy (for a mouse trap). What I liked most about them is there was never a time the trap was triggered and didnt have a dead mouse in it, and theres never been a time where the sneaky mice stole the peanut butter without triggering the trap. 100% effectiveness so far! I'd also like to add that these are NOT rat traps. They're for mice. This wont kill a rat, atleast not effectively. They make a rat version that's about 3-4 Times this size and a whole lot stronger.

This item has generally good reviews left by others, but my experience with these were less... much less than... satisfactory. I purchased these to catch mice getting into my chicken house at night. I set them up where the mice are entering and in other nearby locations. I have been setting them out everyday for 5 days now. Using peanut butter as bait, I set up all 6 traps every evening. The next morning ALL 6 traps have been triggered but they have NOT caught anything. And, over the last 5 days, I have LOST 2 traps. I think the traps are TOO LIGHTWEIGHT to keep the mice that do get caught from running away with them... and it is sad when the mice are able to steal or run away with the traps I bought to catch them. (My adult kids were laughing when I told them that.) I have seen the mice in my chicken feeders and they are just smaller field mice... nothing too large. While these traps are VERY EASY to bait and set, I wish I DID NOT buy these because they seem much less effective than the old-fashioned wire spring traps I have used during many years past. I am hoping to be allowed to return the remaining ones I have of these, and in the meantime, I have purchased (and am waiting for them to arrive) 4 of the small plastic cube live traps that seem to have positive reviews and also, as extra insurance to avoid defeat again, I purchased Tomcat Mouse Killer Disposable Bait Stations. I hope I have better luck with those because I really don't want to have to return to using the old-fashioned wire spring traps that were effective, but I was always a little scared to handle when setting them out.

They work very well when they work. 3out of 6 dont work.

Easy load and great SNAP. Also easy to reload bait.

Does the job.

Good does the job

Good product

the mice eat the peanut butter without trapping them

Fiddly to set up