TOMCAT

I would recommend this product. It works.

Went to take a nap, checked the trap, and it was gone. I have no idea where it is. I seen the mouse beforehand and it was pretty small. I'm sure this trap was the right size for the mouse.

These tomcat glue boards are the cats meow!! I had also bought 4 spring traps and 2 decon traps...nothing waste of time and money. Then I thought i'd give these glue boards a try. OMGosh..the 1st night their was a nonstop party all night long. I set them on both sides of frig and both sides of stove..all thru the night I was catching 1 or 2 right after another. By morning I had at least 10 mice gone but there was still one hiding in my desk gnawing away. I took the dog out for morning exercise and came home and there was a big fatty glued to the board. I was just amazed something so simple and cheap worked that well...GET THESE AND SAY GOOD BYE TO YOUR MOUSE TROUBLE!!!

I will start by saying this, glue boards are not my favorite way to take care of mice. But when you're at your wits end with traps not working, this is an effective last resort. After a week of attempting to catch a few vermin's in my house in the country and being unsuccessful, I decided it was time to beef up my arsenal. I purchased these Tom Cat glue boards and man did they ever clean up! I have a clean home, but when you live in the country that doesn't matter. In just over 30 minutes, we caught 6 mice, these glue boards are so effective I went and purchased more! Replaced the boards that had to be disposed of and added a few more, went to bed, and woke up to 3 more! I strongly believe that my mouse issue is nearing it's end, and with a little help from some steel wool and peppermint oil, I think I can easily keep them at bay.

If you think you saw a mouse, then you probably did! If you want to remove the critter and not create the mess of snap traps, then I would recommend "Tomcat glue boards" they will catch not just the mouse but spiders, roaches, etc . Just place them against the wall, behind appliances or places where the critters go. The instructions are lacking on how to dispatch the mouse, I have found the humane way is to fold the glue trap in half, covering the mouse and seal it, sounds bad but believe me it is better than beating it with a ball bat!