JT Eaton 410BULK Jawz muovinen rotanloukku kiinteälle tai nestemäiselle syötille (12 kappaleen pakkaus)

Name: JT Eaton 410BULK Jawz muovinen rotanloukku kiinteälle tai nestemäiselle syötille (12 kappaleen pakkaus)
Brand: J T Eaton
Price: 75.33 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:J T Eaton

3.5/5

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75.33

Valmistettu kestävästä muovista ja pienikokoinen, jotta se voidaan sijoittaa huomaamattomasti laitteiden alle ja ahtaisiin tiloihin. Toimii parhaiten nestemäisen tai kiinteän syötin kanssa ja toimitetaan 12 kappaleen pakkauksessa. Aseta käsin tai jalalla punaisella tarralla osoittamaan, onko ansa asetettu oikein. Sisältää korkean jännityksen jousen poistamaan rotat ja muut pienet tuholaiset.

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Brand	J T Eaton
Country of Origin	China
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Electric	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	11.25 x 9.25 x 19.5 inches
Item model number	410BULK
Item Weight	0.3 Pounds
Manufacturer	JT Eaton
Material	Plastic
Number of Pieces	12
Product Dimensions	11.25 x 9.25 x 19.5 inches; 4.8 Ounces
Style	mouse trap
Target Species	Rat

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Scritto da: AmznRev10

Great Rodent Rat Mice Traps JT Eaton 410BULK Jawz Plastic Rat Trap

I caught my second rat with one of these, they were both small (I guess baby rats), not sure if these would work with a larger giant adult size rat (for those try catchmaster rat glue traps and secure to floor with heavy duty duck tape underneath). the trick with these JT Eaton 410BULK Jawz Plastic Rat Traps is finding the right area of house and also the correct bait (in both cases I had the traps positioned with the food tray facing inward toward the wall baseboard (for rats I rolling up heavy duty duck tape and putting on floor first and then press the trap down on the tape so the rat cannot struck and slip out of trap). For food bait, what didn't work is heated bacon/peanut butter or chocolate, or bird seed which some recommended. What did work eventually is mixed salted nuts/peanuts. I did catch a giant rat finally with the rat glue trap using small bird seed. But keep in mind that trap was sitting out for 2 months (I was suprised the glue didnt' dry up). I think the warm weather brought the rats/mice out of the walls, its been very hot this week for first time, where these traps were sitting all winter and I don't have a very warm house.

Scritto da: gribz53

A very effective mouse trap/cover combo...catches mice every night...sometimes two at once

The JT Eaton 408BULK and 410BULK Jawz Depot Rat and Chipmunk Trap & Cover combo (sold separately) is a very effective mouse trapping system. It has caught mice almost every night around the base of our Pacific Northwest Home, which tends to be a "target rich zone" because the house sits at the base of a small wooded mountain. The trap has not caught any roof rats yet, which I hope means that none are present. The trap and cover are easy to assemble, the bait is a snap to load (I use peanut butter/oatmeal and just dab it in the bait cup with my finger), and the trap sets easily with a push of your thumb without worrying about it springing with your fingers in the way. The parts are made mostly of plastic and weather well in the rainy PNW. The covered trap is ideal for use around pets and perhaps children, but the little ones would need to be coached not to stick their fingers or hands into the "mouse hole" end of the trap cover. A red vs. green label on the trap itself, easily visible through a slot in the cover, indicates if the trap is "set" or "sprung." Mice and other varmints are quick to dispose of by opening the jaws of the trap as if you were setting it, and then tapping on the top of a trash can or other waste receptacle. Much to my surprise, one of my Jawz traps caught two mice at the same time once, perhaps because they both were "feeding at the trough" when the hammer dropped. I suspect that the tunnel-like cover adds to the effectiveness of the trap, by mimicking the kind of spaces that mice like to travel and congregate in. All in all, the Jawz trap/cover has proved to be a very effective tool as part of a whole-house extermination plan. I much prefer the use of these high-tech snap traps compared to poison bait boxes, because guess where mice and rats go after being poisoned? Yep...there's a good chance that they will crawl into some crevice in your home or foundation, and then stink to high heaven for he next 2-3 weeks until all of the "organics" have dissipated . No thanks! And you save on quarterly payments to a pest company, just so they can keep loading up your bait boxes with poison. Score one for the home team.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Best trap on the market, bar none

Best money spent on traps hands down. So much dead stuff, I stayed up all night resetting these traps catching dozens of mice in my 100yo farmhouse. Yup I said mice, we were trying to catch a squirrel that had moved into a ceiling and wall space these traps are so sensitive they will go for a small mouse too. If you've ever had a rat and mouse problem at the same time you'll know how frustrating it is to have a critter too light to set off the trap clear out your bait. Not with these. Snap , field mouse. Snap tiny gray mouse. Snap microscopic young mouse. I have actually set them off by blowing on them. We have caught chipmunk grey squirrel red squirrel and rats with these. Keep away from livestock birds, I have heard of them taking out a chicken leg or two, just dont put them where the chicken will mess with them or put them in a cardboard box with rodent sized holes in them problem solved. If you're having trouble with the einstein Norwegian rats find the building walls or footings they are traveling along and set the trap perpendicular to the wall with the pressure plate in their line of travel. We often set one on either side of the burrow hole along a wall and have had great luck. We dont even have to bait these traps set for incidental exposure just need them to try to climb over them on their walk home.

Scritto da: John Haselsberger

These things work

I tried other brands of easy-setting snap traps; these are the ones that actually work. Add some peanut butter (I microwave it first so it kinda pours in) and they trigger at just the right amount of pressure from my uninvited guests. Easy to empty, easy to reuse many times.

Scritto da: brian gillmer

It will kill

Very powerful trap. When putting bait on put it directly in the middle of the trap not the edge. If you put it on the edge the sneaky little pest will take the bait but not get trapped. Bought this for my boss for his mouse problem. It will kill almost instantly I think on how powerful it is. So it is some what humian in the sense that they don't suffer before dying. Me personally I would still want to trap and release. Not possible with this trap.

Scritto da: LordDratsab

They work but they are not a quick kill

Very easy to set and they catch very small mice in addition to the chipmunk/flying squirrel size pests I have. However, they are not a clean kill. The teeth will grab feet and arms that traditional traps do not, so you get more kills than you would ordinarily but you are greeted by a bloody mess of a chewed up trap and leg. What makes me knock off a star is that even on a perfect neck catch on a flying squirrel (smaller than your average rat) it was still very much alive 10 mins after the trap snapped. Beating a squirrel to death with a hammer so you can reset your trap just isn't very fun at 2am. BTW, these come in full retail packaging but the packaging was pretty beat up on half of them. Still an amazing deal compared to store prices.