Victor M140S Quick Kill Mouse Trap, 2-Pack

Most important to me is that it's a quick kill. I don't like to kill anything, but the mice have to go, so the least I can do is get rid of them quickly. You can reuse these, if you want. I usually don't, but you can, and that makes them very inexpensive for a trap that works great.

Wow now I can set the traps myself without being so scared that they will smash my fingers off. What a genius idea to make these traps easy to put the bait in them and so easy to pull that bar into place but not so easy to pop it down like the old ones did. The only time I get mice is when my neighbor finally cuts his jungle of a back yard. I can happily tell everyone that these traps work because my neighbor cut his jungle yesterday I set the two traps last night and they worked. I am going get more today because I usually get about six to eight mice every time. Thanks Walmart for another great product.

I really like these victor quick kill mouse traps , I have tried so many different traps and homemade traps I our camper and none of them have worked that good , I still had mice throughout the camper , well once I put the quick kill mouse traps in camper well mice are very few right now where before I had a lot ,,, so yes I totally recommend these , they are so easy to use and easy to discard mouse from trap , we liked them so much we buying more ,,,, thank you

I have used manual mouse traps forever and I do believe this one will be a real winner. First of all, they are easy peasy to set. Secondly, you are not going to risk snapping the bejesus out of a finger doing it. About positioning the mouse perfectly, that remains to be seen. Looks like it will work just fine. I have used Victor brand mouse traps for many years, sometimes a better mousetrap really can be built.

Victor 2-Pack Quick-Kill Mouse Trap This product is amazing I love it it works so good I put a little bit of peanut butter in the trap I can't even believe it now my cat does not have to sit and wait for a mouse to come around it works great I recommend these especially if you have several living someplace around your home.

Thiese traps are heavy duty designed to be used over and over and to delever a killing blow to a mouse there is probably no way for a mouse to get the bait without getting caught. Keep fingers clear when setting these traps are almost fool proof. I would recommend to anyone who has a mouse problem should eliminate the problem in a couple of days or you might have to put poison out ig you are infested with mice or be patient and catch them one by one with these traps

The Farmers field is literately connected to our back yard, and when the weather gets cooler, or he plows for planting or harvesting, then we end up with a few un-invited visitors. For about 11 years, we used the older style "Victor" mouse traps that has a high-impact metal bar, with a hair pin trigger, and will snap onto your finger with the slightest wrong move (ouch), so been using poison packets for eight years, these are a lot better for our fingers, and no multiple re-sets, but we have to search down the smell of a dead rodent (yuck). Unlike the older traps, the high-impact metal bar has a convenient handle made around it, so while holding the back of the trap, you lift the red handle to release the rodent into the trash (easy peasy). It's a very simple process, and It will not snap back on your fingers. It has a covered bait trough, as soon as the mouse tries to raise it with it's nose, to get to the bait, then the trap goes to work, immediately releasing for a quick, humane kill. It can be used indoors, or out, but because my neighbor hood is full of cats, skunks, possums, and dogs, (none belong to me) I do not want the trap being carried away. It's Incredibly easy to set, just pull the lever straight up and your done, no fear of it snapping while placing it because everything is underneath it now. I will be using these for a long time to come.

I'm familiar with the Victor name for rodent control but I must say these Quick-Kill Mouse Traps are the easiest traps for me to set without fear of getting my fingers hurt and the design makes using it just simply easy. One thing to always remember is it's important to always wear gloves when setting the traps to keep the 'human' scent off of the traps, but even more important to wear gloves when releasing a carcass from the trap to avoid disease and germs. Victor says you can dispose of or keep the traps, your choice, and if you do keep the traps, it's a good idea to wash off any uh, remains of the victim, and you can do that with just dish soap and water and let them dry. And again, remember to handle the traps with gloves on. I spent a bit of wasted time because I handled some traps without gloves and didn't catch a one. Those little critters are pretty smart and crafty themselves. The colder weather makes mouse trapping necessary in my area and I'll be putting these out in my mom's garage this year and monitoring them for her as well. I can't really say how good they are but I'm expecting them to do the job they're meant to do with good results, for me and my mom, not for the mice.

WE dont have mice problems inside the house but Ive seen one along the shed every once in a while. I placed this outside and of the squirrels got caught. Good thing it was just a tip and it was able to free itself after it saw me walking towards it. I now placed it inside the shed so only the target will be targeted.

The trap is well made and easy to use however make sure you read the instructions although not very detailed. I used peanut butter on one and jellybeans on the other. It didn't matter because they both went off. When setting the spring make sure you be careful not to snap your finger. Keep tention on it and release with care because it may have a hair trigger. The thing I dont like is when you capture the mouse disposal is dirty. I have my sons to clean up with gloves cause you don't know what the mice might have. They just throw the entire trap in the trash although you can use them again. No thank yo