Tomcat Super Hold Glue Traps Rat Size, Ready-To-Use, 2 Traps

i bought both the mice and rat size glue boards, and i purposefully bought this style and kind because the green background is an amazingly helpful feature. when you put glue boards down, you don't always remember where they are not to mention they are usually in some dark attic space. i found the green feature to be such a fantastic little addition -- that i ordered 20 boxes of these! so-- after putting them down. a day later, i had caught a mouse. i wish it had stepped on the less expensive mouse trap but no there it was in the big rat trap which is about 2x the price! but... i guess one less mouse is good, and it costs what it costs. i put more rat traps down -- in hopes of catching, if any, rats. i had sealed up a hole i didn't even know existed, found and cleaned tons of rat dirt, and did not know if they were all gone. well... two days later i see the rat glue trap all moved, all messed, and all... furry. clearly some rat had stepped in this but clearly he also fought it off leaving only a furry, gross green glue trap behind. i think in order for these to work, the rat can't be TOO big or strong. or it has to put its nose in the glue. but clearly, whatever was here fought its way off and got away. ; - ( i'll continue to use them, but also back it up with the basic standard snap traps. i think in the war against rodents, more is better. so-- i'd recommend these as PART of your trapping solution, but not as the only piece!

i bought both the mice and rat size glue boards, and i purposefully bought this style and kind because the green background is an amazingly helpful feature. when you put glue boards down, you don't always remember where they are not to mention they are usually in some dark attic space. i found the green feature to be such a fantastic little addition -- that i ordered 20 boxes of these! so-- after putting them down. a day later, i had caught a mouse. i wish it had stepped on the less expensive mouse trap but no there it was in the big rat trap which is about 2x the price! but... i guess one less mouse is good, and it costs what it costs. i put more rat traps down -- in hopes of catching, if any, rats. i had sealed up a hole i didn't even know existed, found and cleaned tons of rat dirt, and did not know if they were all gone. well... two days later i see the rat glue trap all moved, all messed, and all... furry. clearly some rat had stepped in this but clearly he also fought it off leaving only a furry, gross green glue trap behind. i think in order for these to work, the rat can't be TOO big or strong. or it has to put its nose in the glue. but clearly, whatever was here fought its way off and got away. ; - ( i'll continue to use them, but also back it up with the basic standard snap traps. i think in the war against rodents, more is better. so-- i'd recommend these as PART of your trapping solution, but not as the only piece!