TwinTech Extra Large Rat Traps 2 Pack, Reusable Snap Traps for Rats and Mice, Touch-Free

These are the largest traps of this type available they can catch the largest rats and sometimes even a squirrel but they do not last long as the plastic parts break at weak points like the hold open and pin axle. It is fully plastic except for the spring. 10 cents worth of metal would make these excellent but that will come from some future generation. These are expensive but nothing compares in terms of of size and spring power. I have bought these before

These traps need to be anchored to the ground because the trap flies upward off the ground when tripped thus making it easy for a rodent to escape. Mine have been tripped 6 times by rodents, yet no results. I will need to find something that will anchor the trap to the ground.

Don't waste your money on other traps. Mice are too smart. i live in the high desert and finally have a trap that's so worth the money spent. They are easy to fill with bait. so far just peanut butter has been used, and within 24-48 mice started getting caught

I have being looking for a rat trap that works for so long, I usually use the old time wooden snap traps but my hands won't allow me to set the traps anymore these are absolutely perfect easy disposal of the Rat no mess just squeeze it and the rat falls out and you do it again love it

When they say extra large, they mean extra large. I have existing trap similar to these and I didn't measure those before buying these traps. They are huge but they do the job. They will easily handle a large rat and I was able to get juveniles. Also, I was skeptical about how they would work on the smaller rats or even mice for that matter but they work fine

These worked great for Rats. Even smart ones were caught . It's easy to place the bait from the bottom and then open the trap till it clicks. The size of the opening is large on these traps so they can catch larger prey like squirrels. But the jaws are also very big and could really injure a pet or person!! So do not allow kids or pets anywhere near them!! One trick i used to make sure my dogs wouldn't find them is to put them inside a 12 pack of coke case. They fit snug and you have to set the trap 1st so be very very careful . Open both ends of the case and put it where you want it out of the way where pets can't reach but rodents can and slide the set trap in and close the back tabs. You can try to gently tape them or have tape already on them so you just have to carefully close and tape shut. I used mozzarella cheese sticks and just pinched off a small piece to use for bait. With these big traps you have to use something that smells like strong cheese but you need to push it down into the cup and really try to get it soft enough to stick. Peanut Butter did not work as well, they were able to lick it off without putting their hands or head on the traps' plate. If you use peanut butter use a q tip to put it inside the cup without getting much on the sides , you want them to have to reach their hands and head in deep to ensure capture. It kills them instantly and leaves no blood. Then it's super easy to take the trap outside, they stink terribly if you throw them in the trash. I throw them over the fence for nature to use.

One of the Best Traps i have ever bought, i tried so many different but this one is the most effective, durable reliable. It catches small medium and big rats mices. It is very strong and rats keep getting trapped of you put cheese on it. Last week ive killed 8 of them. For the first time in my life. Im so happy with this. Please everyone try this you will get results 100000%

These simply don't work. At all. Sure, you put the peanut butter in the bait cup (BTW, one of them was previously used- there was old peanut butter in the bait cup that someone sloppily wiped out), press the top down til it clicks and is set, and place it where desired. However, I find them set off without catching anything. I am so disappointed- I am trying to control huge rats in my shop that are difficult to get rid of. Glue traps that work appx half the time seem to be the only way to go.

Works great for killing what we call Gopher rats which are very large rats. The spring is very strong which is a good thing for killing but makes it difficult for setting if you're not strong.

well they are shure someething else when all else fails .. go to war against the big rats be careful thes are very sturdy and powerful and a little tough to load as the catcher trugger isnt quite safe enough .. ouch. no more hand