TRAP DESCRIPTION: 6.3″ Wide x 2″ Tall x 10.25″ Long. The Tin Cat is a repeater live trap which will catch over ten mice in one setting. It has two entrances which curious mice will enter. Once inside they cannot escape. A see through top allows for quick and easy inspection. Use Trappers Choice Pecan Paste for quicker results.
WHERE TO USE IT: In and around businesses and homes away from pets and children. Although not dangerous to pets and children, keep it out of their reach. The lower profile of this design makes it ideal for use in cabinets, book cases or under low lying furniture. Use it second to the Mouse Master only if the Mouse Master is too large to set up where activity is highest.
RATE OF APPLICATION: As many as needed. In homes, one or two is usually enough. These are commercial traps so they should last a long time.
OTHER MOUSE AND RAT KILL TRAPS: MOUSE TRAP METAL TRIGGER MOUSE TRAP EXPANDED TRIGGER RAT TRAP METAL TRIGGER RAT TRAP EXPANDED TRIGGER SNAP-E RAT TRAP T-REX RAT TRAP
MOUSE AND RAT LIVE TRAPS: MINI CAT MOUSE TRAP KWICK KATCH MOUSE TRAP MOUSE MASTER LIVE MOUSE CATCHER LIVE TRAP 3X3X10 LIVE TRAP 5X5X18
RELATED TRAP ACCESSORIES: METAL TRAP COVER (USE WITH KILL MOUSE AND RAT TRAPS) HERCULES PUTTY (HOLDS TRAPS IN PLACE ON ANY SURFACE)
LURES AND BAIT: MIXED SEEDS LOGANBERRY PASTE PECAN PASTE
$22.00 (822401) single trap (3+ Traps $20.00 ea)
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$200.00 (822402) case of 12 traps
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Mary Mirasola says
I used this trap and the pecan paste immediately upon receipt. I had one field mouse in my garage. I set this up mid afternoon, along the wall as directed and by the following morning had my field mouse intact, in the trap. I was able to release it alive and well, to live another day and felt the better of it! Thanks! Mary
Craig says
Great products after removing packing peanuts. I have bought from BugSpray.com several times in the past and have been very pleased with the products. This time, however, I had to disassemble the Tin Cat to get all of the small pieces of the broken and fragmented packing peanuts out so the trap would work properly.