The Trap Man Selfset mouse trap

This strong metal mouse trap will last for years, its Hair Breadth sensitivity and new priciple release action sets this mouse trap above all other kill type mouse traps.

When all else fails ! Our kill type SelfSet mouse trap is the only humane answer. This strong metal mouse trap will last for years, its Hair Breadth sensitivity and new principle release action sets this mouse trap above all other kill type mouse traps. The selfset mouse trap relies on the mouse pulling up on the bait NOT pushing or standing on the bait holder so cheese is useless as bait on these mouse traps. For the selfset mouse trap use half cooked bacon and tie it on using thin wire, freezer bag ties are good or fuse wire, 15amp is best

Product: twenty metal selfset mouse traps
Product Code: selfsetmouse
Quantity: pack of 20 out of stock

Simple design kill type trap that dispatches mouse quickly with a strong spring powered bar

Only available in packs of 20 mouse traps, not singularly

SelfSet Mouse Trap setting Instructions

1/ Release Fly-over arm from bait trigger and swing over this arm to the open position so that it extends out from the back of the trap

2/ Fix bait firmly. Tie or wire it on through the hole in the bait hook , half cooked bacon is best.

3/ BEFORE the trap is set place it at right angle to the skirting or wall

4/ THEN pull back the catching hoop, this will knock over the extended Fly-over arm and the mouse trap sets its self

5/ Carefully remove thumb pressure from catching hoop, making sure the end of the fly-over arm engages the bait trip

6/ The SelfSet mouse trap relies on the mouse pulling upwards on the bait, thus dislodging the fly-over arm and triggering the catching hoop, the spikes on the base plate are provided to prevent the rat from sliding its head out before the catching loop hits it

7/ The mouse trap is best placed inside a plastic drain pipe or under a slate to protect other non target animals or children, Make sure there is enough room for the mouse trap to operate

Mice won't go for the bait unless there is no other food available.