Garden Mile Humane Mouse and Rat Trap, Catch and Release Rodent Catcher, Durable Galvanized Steel, Ideal for the Home, Garage, Shed, Office or Restaurant (Large Twin Pack)

I have had this trap for a little while at first it wasn’t very good but with some modifications I have caught over 15 rodents that had invaded my garden. The trap is hard to assemble as the instructions are printed in B&W but you get the gist of it. I would recommend you tie off the exit end of the trap with wire or a cable tie asthe gap is big enough for a small rodent to escape from and it not so secure with the bar that locks it in to place.The best bait I found to use to is a small square of dried toast with peanut butter or a cooked chicken wing. For the toast this can be speared on the trap pole but place it fairly high so some force is needed to move it and increases the chance of catching a rodent. For a chicken wing I would wrap it with a wire cable tie to the trap pole. Place the trap in a secluded area and the chance of catching the rodent is high.If you do catch a rodent I would wear gloves when handling it.