Ratings & Reviews for Victor Mouse Traps

Served it's purpose as designed

I purchased this trap yesterday after seeing two mice in my garage as I was doing some winter preparation. Followed the instructions, loaded (4) AA batteries, peanut butter, and set it for the night. Woke up this morning and sure enough, I am down one pest in my garage. Reset it and took my kids to school and sure enough, the second one found it's way in. Easy to operate, set up, empty, and reset up. I do not have much experience with manual spring traps, so $20 didn't seem bad to me (add...

Electric Contacts

Doesn't always work, but does eventually kills the mouse.

Didn't work

We were looking for on organic killer or deterent because the mouse was in the outdoor box turtle pen. Decided on this one. After loading it with peanut butter and putting batteries in, noticed the fine print saying tit was indoor use only. We just kept it dry in the turtle pen. Nothing happened after a couple of days except one turtle came out of hibernation and the others all were being driven crazy by it. We had the trap behind some bricks and they were obsessed with getting to the trap. A fr...

Not worth $20

Works but hit or miss. Light came on twice with nothing in the trap. Did catch a mouse the third time but not sure it’s worth the money.

Great idea. Doesn't work.

At this point, this trap is just feeding the mice. Turns on, buzzes, and then does nothing when a mouse goes inside. Still seeing mice actively, and I know they're going inside because the bait is eaten. I've cleaned it, tried new batteries, but no luck. Hoping to get a refund on this.

Make sure your pets don't come in contact with it.

It kills the mice and you don't have to handle it.

Not effective.

Bought and placed three traps two weeks ago following instructions. No success. Glue traps in the same room and similar placements are still catching mice. At $20 seems like a waste.

Save your money

Did not catch one mouse-snap traps were my go to for eradication.

Got em and got em quick

Loaded it up with peanut butter and got him within the first 12 hours

Mouse ran away

I knew where the mouse was hiding (behind appliances), so I installed the trap near the fridge and in an hour or so the mouse was inside and the green light was flashing. When I took the trap outdoors to discard the mouse, it suddenly jumped out of the trap and ran away. Seems that it wasn't killed immediately, bur rather "frozen" for 5-10 minutes. Disappointing.

Just isn't working for me

Wanted a trap with as little interaction with the mouse as possible when disposing. Thought this would be a good fit.Had mouse problem in kitchen. Would wake up in the morning with mouse poops on the counter. Set this up according to instructions with cheese in its bait and against the wall. Mouse would never go in but there would be mouse poops just outside the trap next few days. Sucked it up and bought a couple of the cheap 1$ snap traps. Caught five mice within 2 days.

These SUCK!

I wasted almost $50 on 2 of these! I followed the directions and put the blob of peanut butter in the little spot inside. The next morning - flashing green light. I open it and the peanut butter is GONE and so is the MOUSE! Tried it 2 nights straight and same results. Save money and get the old school snap traps. Work every time!