Black Cat Rat Trap – Heavy Duty Reusable Mouse & Rat Trap

IT WORKED. VERY STRONG BUILD. Applied peanut butter liberally on the hook metal with dry coconut piece and my rat problem in car engine bay was gone overnight. Just don’t keep it in engine bay. For a month prior to this, I had gotten an expensive “ultrasonic” device seeing the positive reviews (brand doesn’t matter, all same china imported varied named products) and every night, before retiring for the day check if it is ON, clean engine bay with scented cleaners, use additional blinkers, clean parking area with scented chemical cleaners and none of these worked. OLD WAYS ARE RIGHT WAYS.

I bought this product because rat keeps damaging my Polo. kept under the front bumper with coconut pieces at the hook and came. After 5 minutes itself, i got the rat. Be careful while placing the hook, follow the instructions properly and don’t let kids near this trap. Its a deadly weapon.

Most effective machine. The body quality can be improved

Really amazing product. I had spent 4 k on all types of traps out there none were worth it and never triggers for rodents. They eat and run away yet trap still remains as is. This one works wonders only setting up took some challenges. Try to mate half slice enough. Very good and effective. Killed nearly 4 rodents in 1 hr span in my parking lot. Love this trap absolutely. The metal hook locking is very important. I used the others they broke in two setups due to plastic locking mechanism. This is a must buy and fix to all your problems. Amazing product. Wish I had bought the first time would have saved a lot of money. Also add a qr video guide in product helps the customers.

5 stars for this rat trap. Super efficient and it catches huge rodents per day. My drainage pipes have been damaged by such rodents. This purchase is a great relief

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Pros: Caught a rat and a mouse in last 4 outings. (Corn cob & coconut piece as bait) Cons: 1. Not bird safe! Trapped a crow by the beak, died within 5 seconds of struggle. 2. It is unpleasant business releasing the corpse from the claptrap hammer. There is a little notch welded for lifting, but still unpleasant as your hand is pretty close to said (dead) animal. 3. The plastic base though seemingly sturdy, is not heavy -- so a fat rat can upend the trap. (Makers: maybe use heavier metal for base to prevent that?). Tips: 1. Place in corners not frequented by birds or other animals. Closer to home wall or recessed cavities are better. 2. Set it for the night (daytime can lead to bird accidents). 3. Load the bait BEFORE setting the trap (the claptrap hammer is sensitive -- you don't want your fingers to go the way of the rat) 4. Additional things to have handy: a pair of latex gloves (the neon, rubbery variety), some talcum powder for facilitating glove use, a jute string (comes for free with palak/methi bundles) for hooking through the hammer release notch. -- combined these provide some comfort in releasing the kill. And a shovel or soopnee (jhadoo wala) for carrying it to it's final destination.