Feeke Rat Trap, Large Mouse Traps, Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Instant Kill Traps for Mouse Rat Chipmunk, Quick Set Up and Reusable - 6 Pack, Black

I do so much amazon shopping I thought i'd write a review. I bought these because I had a rodent issue (obviously) that I ignored or refused to believe was happening for way to long. Pest Control companies quoted me$300-$400 to lay some traps and 600$+ to seal up any openings they may be coming into my home. I thought I needed this help because the notion of doing the trapping deed myself was frightening. Apparently, I love my hard earned money more. I hired a handy gal to seal up the roof and laid traps. I knew where they were frequenting due to some signs I'll spare you from. The first day, I used the small poison pellets and bait, and I noticed the traps no longer had bait, but hadn't sprung. I thought, that sucks, how are they stealing the bait? I believe my infestation was a small family of younger juvenile rats. They are smaller in size and almost mistakeable for mouse. So the next day, I set with Peanut butter. One trap caught 2 of them. I wonder if it wasn't enough weight to spring with just one small one. Either way, they do work. I threw it away because I didn't want to touch it, and for 19.99 for 6 if I run out I'll just buy more. Easy to set, worked for me within 2 days, and seemed to kill on contact. I do feel a little sad, but they should not be in the house. I will continue to use until the problem resolves and buy more if i need to. Use peanut butter and set in high traffice places. Easy to set. Seems very sensitive to spring. Sparing you pictures of the kill.

At first, didn’t think these would do much good. But, they worked great! Love the ease of use and cleaning. The one problem that I found, my dogs keep digging them out and chewing through the plastic, making me have to buy more traps.

Add a little peanut butter and it has not failed. Get the correct size if you can. The little guys may not trip the large ones. Safe and disposable. Get a trash grabber stick with a trigger and you don’t even need to get close when disposing of the casualty. Effective, good quality, worth keeping a few on hand.

History I don't know how they keep getting in, but our shed has become the front lines in a war against the mice. The battle has waged for several years and just when I think the tide has turned, the enemy surfaces yet again. We've tried various traps over the years with varying levels of success. Some of the more recent plastic snap traps have been pretty successful, however they have had a tendency to be quite fragile requiring constant purchases, are messy to setup and are sometimes tricky to set requiring pulling back a bar. Feeke traps Enter the Feeke traps. We took a chance on these traps after looking at the design differences. We appreciated the design and liked the easy to open jaw that didn't require the bar and latch method. We also appreciated that the bait cup can be access from below the trap, making setup easier. The size seemed perfect for our need, which is catching field mice. Would these new traps be successful? Results The traps were easy and fast to set up. We simply unscrewed the bait cup, loaded it with a bit of peanut butter, placed the cup back, squeezed the jaws open until they latched and placed it along a path or wall until the enemy appeared. So far the traps have worked amazingly. In all cases, the mice were killed instantly on their neck. We don't use them outdoors but for indoor use they've held up well. We've had a couple over several catches be difficult to latch again but nearly all, we simply shook out the dead mouse and reset the trap. They've required little cleaning. I only knocked off a star due to the couple of traps not latching after several uses. Overall after a year or so of use this is my preferred trap of those we have tried. Plusses + Easy to use and latch, just squeeze open + Bait cup that is removable + No fiddling with bars to open + Easy to release dead mouse, separates good separation of hands from mice + Good size for field mice + All kill shots for me Minuses - If you need to clean the individual parts I could see it being a bit cumbersome - A couple of our traps over several uses stopped latching or were difficult to latch. One had a broken latch mechanism. - Bit pricey for what they are

This product is excellent!!! Easy to use. Caught a rat within 8 hours of putting it out. Extremely happy for this trap. My husband and I can rest now. We highly recommend it. Make sure to place it away from pets and children. It’s a powerful trap. I’d post a video or a picture of it but it’s just too gross for me to look at. My hubby took it out. I do know there wasn’t a big bloody mess though. We bought the large size, so it clamped down over head and upper body. Anyway, it went off to rat heaven.

This snap trap is the real deal! I've tried those "humane" traps and sticky pads before, but nothing works as quickly and effectively as this old-fashioned snap trap. It's incredibly sturdy and well-made, and the trigger mechanism is very sensitive. I was able to catch the pesky mouse that had been raiding my pantry quickly! Baiting it is super easy, and it feels much more sanitary than dealing with a glue trap. Plus, it's reusable, so I can keep it on hand for any future unwanted visitors. Highly recommend this trap for anyone who needs a reliable and effective solution to a mouse problem.

Caught the mouse 30 minutes after getting the package delivered

These traps are really great: they are easy to set up and easy to trigger (for mice). Unlike the guillotine traps I used to use, the mice don't get the opportunity to eat any of the peanut butter before becoming bird food.

They do the job. Caught three pesky rodents first night and a fourth the next. Mouse problem (almost) gone away

Work really well, much better than anything else I have used. Convinced a neighbour to use and caught two in the one trap. Easy to set up (no fiddling around) and removable bait section great idea. Easy to release mouse and easy to clean if you wish to reuse.