Victor Live Catch Mouse Trap - Humane Catch and Release Trap for Mice - Indoor and Outdoor Use - 2 Pack

I bought these BECAUSE of the bad reviews and because they're basically mini live traps and nothing has to die! I absolutely LOVE these little traps, they're just awesome! My dogs actually alerted me there was something so I sat a trap. Lifted release cover off n added a dap of peanut butter. Went to bed and woke up with a large mouse! Lifted cover outside, ran out, rinsed out n now reset! Easy to set, release, and rinse out. They're completely save around kids and pets, sanitary, contained, and reusable. Some reviews claim they were chewed through? Well nice can chew through glass too, that depends on how long you leave then sitting so those reviews are human error! Its fall and critters are on the move for food n shelter, nature itself. The traps are frosted clear, so it's easy to see when they've succeeded. They are a bit on the pricey side, but we like them enough to buy more to have on hand so….best traps ever made for mice. Highly recommend and the bad reviews….common sense is a virtue.

We have mice that have found our garage to be a very good home. We don't want to kill them so we've been looking for a good relocation solution. These are it! I got 2 packs and for 2 nights all 4 have caught a mouse. The relocation program at our home is in full swing. Highly recommend!

This product does exactly what it says it will - catch a mouse humanely for release off-site. Taking the bait door off was a pain on both of mine, and it took a week to get the mice using peanut butter as bait ... but they did the job. Cleaning them is also a pain, but they are reusable, which is great - and I'll be setting them back out just to make sure we got them all. Worth the money 100%.

These Victor Live Catch Traps look very promising. They are easy to bait and the setup is simple, the instructions were clear and quick. The clear plastic design seems effective for checking the trap without opening it. These feel well-made and are exactly what I needed for a humane way to deal with pests.

These Victor catch and release mouse traps would be my choice for primary mouse catching. They are small and can be tucked into little spaces. They clear she'll lets me check them for a mouse with just a glance. Setting and baiting them is easier than the traps that snap and kill the mice.

These work great with a teeny bit of cat food. Don't use peanut butter. They r very small and fit in small spaces, I keep them in the closet so the cat doesn't get in them. After the mouse is caught, they try and scratch their way out so my cat alerts me that they are there. I drive them to a field 2 miles up the road and place them in a protected spot.

Great trap for mice. They are very small traps. i have had the most luck by hiding the trap in a box or container. Once i got the hang of opening the back door to let the mouse go, and re-baiting the trap, it is very simple. I am getting 2 more of these traps.

I was pleasantly surprised by how easy this trap was to set up and use. The clear design made it simple to check whether anything was inside without disturbing it. It worked well in the areas where I had seen activity, and it was simple to release and clean afterward. Overall, it is an effective and humane option for dealing with mice.

We gave these traps a try, because living in the country, we get the occasional mouse in the house. I don't mind using methods that kill the mice, but we have pets, so I worry about my pets getting hold of a snap trap. My daughter came and got me at 2:30 in the morning because a mouse had been trapped. However, the mouse, being a healthy adult mouse, had somehow managed to only get its tail caught. The door had swung shut on its tail, and the mouse's body was on the outside of the trap. I think it must have gone into the trap and eaten all the food, but it was too big for the door to shut until the mouse started to leave and got its tail stuck in the door.  My daughter woke up to our cat bringing not only the mouse but the entire stupid trap into her room. The mouse was alive and squeaking frantically, so my daughter chased the cat off and got me. At 2:30 in the morning, we were standing outside in our pajamas on the porch trying to get this tiny door open to free this mouse's tail. The whole time the mouse was squeaking and trying to bite every tool I used to try to push the door open. I was finally able to use some pliers and push the door open, and the mouse bolted off, only for a neighborhood cat to snatch it up immediately and run off with it. 😐🤦🏼‍♀️ This was a rotten situation for everybody involved, except for that second cat. She was the only winner tonight. 🏆  If a trap is going to be a humane trap, it needs to be big enough to safely catch whatever is going in it. I'm perfectly fine with using a snap trap and the mouse dying quickly, but I'm not real big on something being trapped and scared and in pain only to die a miserable death alittle while later. There's nothing humane about that. I will not use these traps again.

I have a shed that had several mice in them. I do not believe in using a glue trap as they are just torturous. I don't like mechanical mouse traps that kill them. I opted for a live trap to set them free. the first 5 days I caught nothing however I could see the mice everywhere. I finally caught one baby mouse and took him to the field to release. I did not catch anymore. the trap itself is so light weight that they on now something is not right. I had one that actually pushed the trap around. I do not recommend these traps