Catch & Hold Mouse Traps, 3-Pack | Catch and Release up to 4 Mice Per Setting, Reusable Indoor & Outdoor No Kill Pest Control Rodent Traps

Two mice barely fit in this thing, i have NO idea how they think four will. i got two packs of 3. (STUPID me, i should have read the reviews) I started with one pack of 3. Baited them all and put them in mouse territory. Next morning, one cage had 2..not bad. one cage had none AND the bait was gone. one cage had none. i rebaited the one cage and put it back and took the one with mice in it outside to set them free. Later that same day, i came back into the room. One trap was again bait free. The other trap appeared to have a mouse in it.. the mouse was eating the bait. When i picked up the trap, the mouse jumped into my hand and ran.. apparently as stated by other reviewers, the mice can stand on the ramp to hold it down so they can eat the bait while remaining free. Next day, i put out just one trap with bait. Checked it, mouse in it and the plastic frame was so chewed up, the mouse got out before i could remove it from the house. Summary.. too small, too fragile to stand up against mouse teeth, bad engineering/layout.

I have used and am a fan of the Victor M335 Multi-Catch Humane Mouse Trap. The trap was shipped well, with minimal packaging and no weird odors, and it arrived undamaged. The plastic material is sturdy and the trap holds together well. I have not faced any issues while assembling and disassembling the trap for cleaning and setting it up again. I usually use peanut butter as bait, and I have successfully caught four mice with this trap, although never all at once. At most, I have caught two mice simultaneously. However, there have been some instances where the bait was eaten but the trap did not function as intended. I appreciate the trap's humaneness and have rehomed several mice. Since I started using this trap, I have seen fewer mice and had fewer issues overall. This trap is easy to use, and I liked it so much that I purchased several more. Therefore, I highly recommend it.

We had at least 4 mice in our house this Autumn. We bought two of these and a few other styles of humane mouse traps. We watched a mouse go into this trap and out several times, stealing the bait in the process. The turn angle is too narrow and the ramp system doesn’t work well. 3 of the 4 mice we just caught was done with the traps at the following link https://a.co/d/domTiKW. These worked the best and were easy to release the mice after being caught. 1 of the 4 was caught with a metal corner trap that I had to modify to use, and it was cumbersome to release from that trap.

I used to use one of the "Tin Cat" live traps back in the day - it's significantly larger. I was thinking this would be the same size and was a little surprised. It's maybe 2/3 the size of those larger traps. It works great for my needs though. I'm not typically catching multiple mice in the same trap. I don't think this would be capable of fitting more than one mouse "comfortably" for any length of time.

I should have bought larger version. This is for small feild mice. We have larger rats and dome rabbits

This is my second set of FAILED Victor Traps, first 4 pk were clear M337SR-4 a different model, these first 4, the mice chewed the trip plank that closed the door and after a couple uses would no longer set or function. New traps, Received 3 traps last week, M335SR-3, placed with Peanut Butter as bait. Got up in the middle of the night to check and had two mice in one, I was totally stoked, 🐀 🐀 the traps tout they can hold up to (4) mice at a time, I left the two and I went back to bed. 6am the big reveal, Zero, Nothin, both 🐀🐀 were gone. Now this morning 2/9/26 I put out the three traps same bait and a 🐀 got in one, nothing in the other two, had a snack and split. Again I ask, how does this have a 4.5 Star rating? The seller writing the reviews?

Worked like a charm. I tried 2 other types of traps with no luck. This one caught the smart little mouse the first night!

On the first try the mouse went right in and got caught almost immediately after I set the thing down. Fortunately, I had a motion triggered camera aimed at it, because it then proceeded to hide very effectively under the door lever plate and I almost couldn't even tell if it was still in the trap knowing that it should be. The other mice, however, refused to figure out how to use the entrance and for several nights would periodically come out and gnaw away at the top of the trap for a few seconds at a time. The trap door is a clever device and seems to work well when it gets a chance, but it just doesn't seem obvious enough to the mice that they're supposed to go in that way. In addition, the trap is made of plastic so if you do end up catching a mouse and can't deal with it promptly it can possibly chew its way out and escape. Overall, it can work, but I'd probably recommend trying something else.

Hopeless had it set since I received it which is about two to three weeks from cheese, biscuits to peanut paste nothing not even a sniff mind you I think I have some really smart mice.