Humane Mouse Trap Pack of 2 - Live Mouse Traps Catch and Release Trap for Indoor and Outdoor Use - Reusable Mouse Traps, Safe & Effective No Kill Mouse Traps - Mouse Traps Catch and Release (Green)

These are the best traps! Tried another brand and absolutely failed. Found theses and they are similar to cat traps I've used before . They have a plate the mice walk on to trip the door when they try to get the treat ( I used peanut butter ) ! I caught 7 mice back to back' amazing traps! Just took them far away and released them in the wild!

Allowing for accessable food and water while providing plenty of space and air is all good but to have the trap work on even smaller, juvenile mice without needing to weight the plate with coins or glass aquarium stones is a solid win. One improvement the trap designers could implement would be the addition of an adapter to the release plate which would allow for easy and secure transfer of the captured mouse to a cage and tube system.

These mouse traps work fantastic and are easy to use. We had an influx of mice this fall and have caught them all we think. Just so easy to use etc. Nothing to catch your fingers on or get snapped! Will be leaving them out with peanut butter in them to be sure. Sliding door at one end to place the bait and trap door at other end where mouse enters. So glad to have purchased these!

If you are a person that loves all living creatures (just not in your home), this is for you. I simply placed peanut butter, covered dog food in the trapped portion, and within 12 hours I caught both of the little Rascals that were hiding in my camper roof. I was able to safely take them to the woods and release them. I'm not sure if they survived, but at least I didn't in their lives. AnyWho, this thing works get it.

The design of the lightweight trap is fine---and should be very easy to use. But of the two-pack I received, one is totally inoperable because the release door is jammed in too far at a weird angle, disabling door from opening at all with the little release tab. So because I only got one trap out of the two-pack that I can actually use, I can't give a great rating on price or functionality. Don't know if this inoperable trap was just a fluky luck of the draw or overall poor quality control by the company. So I can't fully recommend. The traps that aren't disabled by poor construction, as mine was, should work fine on small rats or mice.

I never got them. Instead, I got a box of bed/ dog pads that were delivered by a spark driver but Walmart wouldn't send a spark driver back to my home to pick them up for a refund. I have Walmart because I'm disabled, do not drive and hardly ever leave my house. Now I'm stuck with a box of pads that I don't need, don't have the item I ordered and I'm out the money. The Walmart agreement states that a spark driver can pick up items for a return and refund so why was I denied this option? I'm definitely disappointed considering how much I spend at Walmart each month on top of my subscription. This is very concerning to me for the disabled community that rely on delivery service to get the things we need.

The traps I received weren't the ones in the photos. The ones I received were very small with silicone handles on top. The caught mice easily ate the silicone handles and then chewed their way through the holes where the handles were. They escaped and the remaining traps are ruined and worthless. I bought 8 traps and they are all trashed without having caught a mouse. It only took about an hour for them to escape this way.

I set the traps in my garage many times. I would check the traps every day and they would be sprung and bait gone but no mice. I heard a trap close and waited to see what's happening. The mouse let himself out after eating the peanuts. They can open the door when they're done. The door spring is too weak for field mice.

We put these in our car to try to catch mice, but they only fed mice. The mice loved them - they managed to eat the bait, poop all over the inside of the container, and walked back out. Traps were properly set, and we tested them on placement and removal. We wanted a humane option but ended up going with snap traps - which worked fine.

I was trying to be humane and prevent my cat from getting them. Didn't catch a single mouse in any of the four traps I set out. They were able to steal the peanut butter right off the pedal mechanism w/out triggering the door to shut. However, if you walk to hard or close to it, the vibration of your steps would trigger it to drop the door.