Best pest eliminator ever
I have been using rat bait for so long. I will never use the rat green blocks ever again. I bought this victor electric trap. And it took about a week to see the first result but after that I have been catching rat after rat from out of my roof. My trick for anyone having trouble with these rodents. Buy this product and get tons of Hershey bars. Break them up put them in the back of the trap. And just wait for the light. Caught a rat yesterday when I got home from work and I just set it back up last night with the Hershey candy and I wake up to another rat in the trap. This product is amazing and exactly what they described. Best product for getting rid of those pesky rats and mice.

This thing really works!
We’ve had at least one rat scurrying all over the house for the last couple of weeks. I got some traditional poison bait traps and tried them all over the house with no success. I bought two of these and put them in two locations where we’ve seen droppings and heard activity. Used crunchy peanut butter as a bait and within 2 days I caught one of the offenders. Don’t know if there are more out there, so I’m just going to leave these in place to see.I like the feature of the blinking light when the trap has been tripped. Disposal is simple and quick. Just tilt it and drop the victim in a plastic bag and dispose of it.A good value for the money and so easy to set up and clear.

Works great
I have used these many years ago with great success so I ordered 2 recently. I moved in to my Grandparents home after it sat vacant for 2.5 years so a few rodents found a way in. These worked great. I have great luck with using peanut butter with dry cat food sprinkled on the peanut butter. They love that combination of “bait”. I hate killing them but if you don’t get on the issue quickly they multiply rapidly and before you know it you will have an infestation issue. These are great because the entrance is large enough to work with both rats & mice. It does not drain batteries fast either. I do not use them outdoors, only indoors.

This Victor trap works well for mice.
After researching a lot of different mouse traps, we finally tried this electronic trap. I originally tried the Rinne Flip N Slide Bucket lid no-kill mouse traps where the mouse climbs on top of a 5 gallon bucket (not included) to reach a bait and falls through the trap floor which flips down into the bucket. There are a lot of knock offs out there that may work well, but I bought the original Rinne trap and it just didn’t work for us. We had two set up in our basement where there was mouse activity and we did catch one mouse, but it escaped every time and that’s because the trap floor, when closed, is not flush with the yellow lid and apparently the mouse can escape through small gaps. We put small pieces of almond in the back of the trap floor so the only way the mouse could reach it, was to walk back and the trap floor would flip down and the mouse would fall into the bucket. Twice the almonds were gone and we peeked in the bucket and saw mouse poop but no mouse.So I gave in and looked for an electronic trap that would at least humanely kill the mouse quickly. This Victor trap is very easy to use and set up. You just put in four AA batteries (you could use rechargeable batteries but we used regular to try it out) in the top compartment which slides open. Then you put bait in the back of the unit. The instructions say to put peanut butter through the holes in the back of the unit. But the cleaning instructions say not to get the metal plates inside wet. I don’t see how you can easily clean the unit without risking getting the plates wet. Especially when using peanut butter. Instead, we just put a small piece of cheese in the back. The power switch is on the top and after you turn it on, it will blink green a few times and then go dark and remain dark. When the trap catches a mouse, the green light will blink until you turn it off and remove the mouse. Note: When the trap has a mouse and blinks green, the green light blinks slowly, not nearly as fast as when you first turn it on. It’s about 9 seconds between blinks. So if you’re quickly checking on the trap from a distance, you should look at it for a while to see if it the green light blinks. Or, just go up to the trap and look inside because one end of the trap is completely open.On the second night, we got a mouse. So it works and I’m ordering a second unit to put in another room in our basement.Update: After setting up the second unit (both in the basement), we have caught a total of seven mice. So the traps are working consistently.