Motel Mouse Humane Mouse Traps No Kill Live Catch and Release 4 Pack - Reusable, Easy to Use & Clean, No Touch Release, Sensitive Includes Cleaning Brush, Instruction Manual & Video - Mousetrap Indoor

So many people say catch and release traps don’t work but I looked into a solution because I had trap-shy mice. First of all only handle the traps with gloves so your scent isn’t on it. Next you have to put a small amount of bait near the trap, and then in the trap (in the front, middle, and back), but DON’T set it. You want them to get comfortable going to the back of the trap. Leave it for a week and as long as the food is gone in there you can now set it because they will associate the trap with a source of food and not danger. After I did this I have caught 3 so far and none of them have been injured so to the trap. I did not need to tape a coin to the bottom to make it more sensitive either; I was still able to trap a small juvenile.‼️Make sure to release them 3+ miles away from your house near a fresh source of water with lots of low undergrowth for them to hide.‼️*You will also need to properly seal entry points outside of your house to prevent new mice from getting in.*

We live in an area where field mice love to visit seasonally. I am not a fan. We have tried other traps but this one is the best! It is small and streamlined. We put a tiny bit of peanut butter at the entrance and a blob more inside. It is very easy to use. You just open the trap door bait the trap and wait. The design effectively traps mice inside and they cannot escape. We caught eight in two days. The trap is made of a durable plastic that is almost impossible for you or the mice to damage. In the end this trap saves you money because you can use it many times. We released our mice over two miles from our home and near a water supply. We feel better about removing them than the alternative which is messy and frankly horrifying. Just remember to check your traps daily.

Caught the mouse within 6 hours of receiving these traps. I was shocked because it was so fast. I put on some disposable gloves and I walked it up the road and let him go in the woods. It was dark so he had a good chance of laying low and not getting injured, lol, it ended well for everyone.I had to "finish off" a mouse a few months ago and swore I wouldn't do that again. I know they are dirty rodents but when the kill trap doesn't work and you have an injured mouse with an eye destroyed and he's in the middle of your garage dieing slowly in misery - it's sad. I had to get him with a 2×4 and that's not something I want to do. I'd rather do that to a criminal before I did that to a little creature trying to stay warm if you know what I mean? (I'm in Alaska at the moment - it's cold)I'm all for hunting and whatnot but I am an animal lover in general and don't take any pleasure in taking anythings life - if I'm not in immediate danger. A bear would be in more trouble with me than a mouse, lol.Anyways, I had the time for the review and it worked immediately so I would absolutely recommend them. I have 3 left after disposing the first one, they are affordable and you can reuse them, but I will just buy another set if needed.

I like these mouse traps - they work! Wish I had ordered it in clear instead of green. It would make it easier to check the traps. One draw back: you must check these traps daily. If you don't and the mouse dies inside, you might as well just buy a traditional mouse trap.

I put a pea-sized bit of rancid peanut butter on the end of the lever. Easier cleanup and ants aren't attracted to it. Peanut butter sweetened with xylitol — if still available — may also be less attractive to ants.Trip lever is sensitive; trap catches even small mice.Traps are effective and seem sturdy enough for the intended use. I haven't had a mouse escape or be harmed.

Hard to set door. Any light bump and it springs closed. Once set they work and not very expensive.

These are hands down the best mouse traps we’ve ever used. They’re super effective and completely humane, we caught 33 mice in just one month without harming a single one. Setup is simple, they’re easy to clean, and they work consistently. We even got my parents hooked on them after they had no luck with traditional snap traps. If you’re looking for a no-kill option that actually works, this is it!

The mouse hotel works very well. We already caught 3 mice in our basement and relocated them to an open field where they can either reunite or become food for the resident hawks. The mouse trap is easy to set up and the mechanism works as expected without injuring the mouse. A bit of peanut butter is the perfect bait, but I recommend putting the bait on the trigger plate inside the trap so the mouse has some food before it can be relocated. The trap is washable (expect a lot of mouse poop) and can be reused many times over, but you could also just dispose of the trap after use and replace it with a new one. Highly recommended as a humane no-mess solution.