Victor Easy Set Mouse Traps - 2pk

Like my items, works great.

These are inhumane and the animal is suffering in these a lot. Please buy cruelty free traps instead. Those trap the whole animal without hurting them.

Did the job. Pro tip, use peanut butter as bait. Only the size of a grain of rice or pea.

Bought two packs and ALL FOUR traps were missing the springs, so therefore all were faulty traps. Packaging prevents you from seeing trap prior to opening. Awful product!!

Not sure if my mice are dumber than the rest or what but I went 2 for 2 the first night. Going to buy more. I put a small piece of cheese as close to the spring as possible to ensure they climbed onto the ramp.

Mouse got away with all the bait and the trap was still set when I checked the next day!

Hard to set up. Flimsy. The mouse got off easily and licked the bait clean.

Bought four traps. Spent too much time trying to get them set. Only ended up setting one, several snaps and breaking a spring along the way, and throwing 3 of them away. Good thing they are cheap!

We have been paying a guy to come out to kill and prevent pests including mice, we even got feral cats on our property, and still had mice getting inside... my husband set 4 traps and slid the first one behind the couch by the door, he went to place a second one a few minutes later, and SNAP we caught that mouse in under 10 min! It did take a few minutes, it didnt die immediately, but that pesky guy wont be in my kitchen tonight!

These traps got licked every night without getting set off. Worthless

That large yellow pad on the trap seems pointless. I've tried the trap multiple times coating the yellow pad with peanut butter or honey and somehow the mice seem able to lick it off without triggering the trap.

Bought it around 7:30pm and it caught/killed the mouse by 10pm same night. Cheap and effective no complaints here.

Gets them critters. Caught the mouse

Agreed. The trap isn’t adjustable with the sensitivity. It’s hard to snap and mice are generally pretty small so this was a waste of money. The mouse are the food and went away. Now I gotta try poison. Sucks but I don’t know what else to do.

I set it on the firm setting, not sensitive. They traps will go off to easy & then the mouse can lick all the peanut butter off after it goes off. If you set it up to firm the mouse has to put a paw on it to get to it more & then it gets them. We’ve used these with great success for years in our garage. We caught a mouse today behind our oven in the house with this. Just put the peanut butter in the little well not heaping over it or all over the pad of it. Every once in awhile it may not catch something, but we’ve gone through so many of these in the 7 yrs we live in our home. Once it catches a mouse we throw the whole thing out. I don’t want to reuse them. Our first year at our home we got almost 9 mice in the winter in the garage. We live in the county so even filling holes as we find them mice find a way in the cold months, to get in the garage. Last year we didn’t have one at all. When our indoor cats alert is to sounds in the house we set these up where the cats can’t get them & snap! Dead mouse by morning! You just have to set them up right. It’s all in the prep. Practice makes perfect. We’ve had good luck with peanut butter or any chocolate spread like Nutella.

I noticed a mouse in my kitchen about 2 weeks ago. I guess the mouse needed a warm place for the winter and got into my house. I bought 2 packs of these on 11/30/24. I checked out at 1:09pm according to my receipt. Got home around 2pm. I put them out and caught the mouse before 4:30pm the same day. No complaints from me.

Worked perfectly, would share photos but there was a bit of blood and it would be considered graphic. Worked great. Husband thought I was being dramatic setting out 4 traps when we only saw one mouse. 4 dead mice later and I'm setting them again.

I’m 3 for 3 between yesterday and today. Poor little guys. I noticed a lot of reviews complained that mice were able to lick off the bait (usually peanut butter) and leave unscathed. That’s because either 1) the yellow flap was set too high, 2) the bait wasn’t placed at the very top of the yellow flap so the mouse was able to avoid to stepping on it, and/or 3) the traps weren’t positioned well. If the yellow flap is against a wall, the mouse can lick the bait from the side and has no need to step on the yellow flap, thus the trap won’t be triggered. Another alternative to mice in the house - get a cat! I miss ours; she could catch everything.

It’s not good enough to cough a mouse. The mouse eats peanut butter and run away 😭

I’ve had zero success with these, just feeds them.