Catchmaster Extra Large Rat Traps 30-PK, Heavy Duty Mouse Traps, Indoor Glue Traps

These are the best I've ever used when they get there no way it's leaving. I step in one buy accident it took 50 min and spray plus needle nose pliers NO KIDDING

It's super strong in grip, it can handle big rats no problem at all the quality, quantity I believe it's worth it if i need more in future i would order again for sure

Large size gets more problems handled. They work great to slide under things to catch bugs and spiders, as O have country living.

They are best if used in an inside environment. It Works.

large glue traps work excellent 👍

When all else failed, this heavy duty sticky trap did the job! It worked great!

These Are Great To Get Rid Of Mice, Bugs, Spiders, Etc…… Thanks!!

did the job, made me alot happier

when mice got on it, they were held fast.... the chipmunks and red squirrels apparently know better and avoid touching it. So the gnawing in the walls continues. BE ADVISED you must mount the trap to a board and be able to unfasten it easily. Otherwise you will have a sticky mess spread all over.

I put them in boxes about the size of the box they came in. This is to avoid the rat flipping it over in the struggle, then you end up with a live or dead rat glued to the floor, not fun. I put a bread crust in each to bait the trap. One rat was trapped, taken outside, and dispatched, screaming the whole time. The other rats learned from this and avoided jumping in the boxes, except for one genius rat. Instead, he chewed a hole in the side of the box, chewed up some wood elsewhere to make wood chips, then laid down a wood chip "bridge" over the sticky part to reach the bread. Amazing ! I'm not sure this problem can be fixed, of them learning how to avoid being trapped. Making each trap a different color and have a different scent might help, and not writing the same word on each one. No, I don't think they can read (yet !) but may recognize the same pattern. I'm going to try poisoned bait next. Since it doesn't harm them immediately, my hope is that they won't figure out that this is what is killing them. (If it was an instant poison, like cyanide, they probably would learn to avoid it.)