Qualirey 2 Pcs Humane Rat Trap Chipmunk Rodent Mouse Squirrel Trap 9.1 x 4.5 x 4.5 Inches Live Animal Mouse Voles Hamsters Live Cage Rat Cage for Mice Easy to Catch and Release (Black)

Follow the directions and they are easy to use, safe and an easy catch. They are quiet and easy to clean. The mouse does not get hurt. The spacing of the holes are good. Has worked every time with the right bait. After catching, we take to the park, near a creek so when we release, it will have good food and water. We like it because we can put food an water in it with care until we release. Will buy again as it is also durable to use.

A little difficult to set and the door could probably break a finger when the door is activated. It’s very strong and forceful. Strong material that looks nice. Well made and durable I break an in-shell in half and slide it on the hook. Makes a perfect bait. I highly recommend this trap.

These traps work well. I have caught and released a dozen or so ground squirrels, rats, and a few mice. On the bad side, every other catch one of the springs falls off and needs pliers to remedy. The way it is designed there is still no way for them to escape but it is anoying. Baiting the trap takes a bit of finesse. It is nice as safe compared to the old spring kill traps. Also once trapped, they are nice and secure and I don’t worry while transporting.

These are junk! I’ve tried multiple bait fomats and nothing is sticky enough to make the critter trip the trap. Mind you I’ve trapped a fair bit both live and not live traps. The trigger for these is not sensitive enough and doesn’t have an adjustability. Couple that with having to fix one right out of the box and I’m terribly unimpressed! Definitely sending these back and getting a pan style triggered trap.

These worked perfectly for flying squirrels that were hanging out in our attic. We were skeptical at first, worrying that the trigger wasn't sensitive enough for these lightweight rodents, but we caught both known interlopers within about a half hour after they noticed the juicy apple pieces hanging in the cages. Also very easy to unload once they were caught and relocated. I'm not sure these would work for grey squirrels, since they're a lot bigger.

I cut the handle off of a plastic spoon and drilled a small hole in the bowl, filled it with peanut butter and stuck sunflower seeds to the peanut butter. I hung the spoon on the trigger wire. Caught 9 rats so far. Works like a charm.

One of the four didn't work, instead of returning and reordering we did modify it to work properly. We were trying to catch chipmunks, we were not successful at all, so I'm not sure if we just didn't have the right food to motivate them or chipmunks were just too smart for these. If you caught a really aggressive animal I'm not sure how well these would hold up. I think if a small squirrel or possum was trapped in there they might be able to destroy the cage to release themselves. It would have held a chipmunk just fine, we however didn't have any luck.

The trap is too small for squirrels, at least the ones around here even though the ad states it can be used for squirrels. Once tripped the lock device doesn't always fall into place and if you do manage to catch something the door spring will be the first thing you'll need to replace.