Victor Black Electronic Rat Trap - 2 Pack

worked like a charm! caught the big rat in our carport in a hour! absolutely shocked how quickly and effective it is

I couldn't wait to try this Victor electronic rat trap!! It seems like a really great no mess alternative to the poisons and sticky glue traps. It seems more environmentally safe also which I really love. This trap can kill up to 50 rats, no that is awesome!! It is a nice size reminds me of a very upgraded rat motel. It is very simple and easy to use. It requires 4 c batteries which are not included, so I was alittle disappointed with that. It is a good product. I have small dogs so I made sure to place it in a spot where they can't easily get to it. This trap does not make a sound, it does have a blinking light to let you know it's working. I like that it doesn't have a sound. The unit will blink when it catches a rat also. It is very easy to set up, on one end there is a neat lit door so u can put the peanut butter in and the other side is open where the rodent can come in. I have had it up a few hours and haven't seen one yet. I like this product will make removing and catch rodents more easy and less messy to clean up. I would recommend to friends and family.

We have tried everything to kill the rats in our house. It sounds like our house is possessed at night with the rats running in our attic and will run from the living room to the kitchen. They were eating our food. We put 4 C batteries in it and caught a smaller rat the first night. You just see a tail hanging out. The second night, we woke up to a giant rat in the trap. We now keep it set up, just in case there are more. This thing is worth every penny and more! This is the only thing that worked to catch the rats in our house.Our peace of mind is worth the price at the least.

received this item from the Walmart Spark Review Program for no compensation - just an honest and unbiased review. Thank you The Victor Electronic Rat Trap was easy to set up – slide open the battery door on top – insert 4-C cell batteries, close the battery door, open bait trap and insert bait (peanut butter), close bait trap, turn switch on, set in location. Uses a high-voltage shock to kill the varmints. A green light flashes when the trap has killed a rodent. Timely received this trap as a rat/mouse just ate 2 holes into a plastic garbage can we store in the garage to house bird seed, and also chewed through the wiring on our hot tub. Haven't killed one yet – but easy to set up – safer than spring traps – just wish it was rated for outdoor use. Kills up to 50 rats on one set of batteries. Lid even slides off for easy disposal or cleaning!

The Victor Electronic Rat Trap is a very well designed and easy to use rat trap. It takes four C batteries and is supposed to last up to fifty kills on those four C batteries. I'm up to 5 mice so far, so we'll see how long the batteries last. This Rat trap is very easy to use. There is a small bait door at the end with the three holes that allows for easy access. After the rodents die you can shake them out into a garbage can and put the trap back for its next victim. I've found starbursts to work very well as bait as suggested by others instead of peanut butter because they last and don't dry out over time. The top comes off of the trap relatively easy so that you can clean the bottom unit with the rodents are if needed. The size and design allow for easy placement indoors and if placed in a plastic enclosed container with a hole cut in it can be used outdoors as well. Overall I would suggest the Victor Electronic Rat Trap for anyone looking for rat control especially since you don't have to worry about getting your fingers caught in the trap like the old ones.

We own an RV that stays at the wild for the winter and small pests like mice like to go in. This trap has great space tho fit any size of normal rodent up to rats. All you have to do is put peanut butter or other attractive bait in the back and the animal will enter to be electrocuted. You don't have to touch it when catched but you will definitively see it when tossing it. It works with C type batteries that last a long time. There's a top light display that tells you whenever there's a catch. Very useful!

My family went through great turmoil with home infestation due to a next door neighbor moving in the neighborhood with their traveling mess. Although I moved, I seen rodents in the area, as they can be everywhere but I have my trap set because I'd rather be safe than sorry. I don't know what I'd do if I seen one in my new home, so I feel secure knowing that I have this trap to intercede any probability. It's a big trap so I'd be comfortable knowing also the removal wouldn't be too scary or uncomfortable for those who'd dispose of any catchings.

after waiting many days for the rats to enter this trap finally something went into it. Surprise not a rat but a mouse. The rats were observed just sniffing around the trap but never going inside. The mouse ran around the inside of the box for quite awhile and then the squeaking begin and finally the electronic device must have triggered because the light came on and the mouse was dead so not at all mouse friendly. One wonders what would happen to a rat if it went in. I believe the rats around my home must have sensed the electronics within the trap is why they did not enter. I tried other baits besides peanut butter still to no avail so in my thoughts I would not recommend due to this it may be a good trap else where but at my place no.

It was hard to set up and use. I have a few little critters running around and tried to use this but I didn't catch anything. I was looking forward to trying this but I think I will go back to the regular traps. I will say that this was a good idea because if you have animals around it won't hurt them but I didn't find this helpful.

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