Mouse Ketch-all

Price: $17.89
Manufacturer: KNESS MFG COMPANY


The Ketch-All Mousetrap allows your to catch them all with this round-the-clock sentry. It is simple, yet unbeatably smart. Sure-Set sets right the first time and every time with no baiting required. This galvanized trap catches multiple mice per setting. The mice trigger the paddle wheel, which pushes them into the caged end. Trapped mice attract other mice, so it's possible the whole family may be caught. The trap is easily emptied, and convenient accessories are available. In addition to needing no bait, it uses no harmful chemicals, plus its reusable. It is an efficient, effective way to deal with any sort of rodent problem. You can count on the Kness Ketch-All Mousetrap; Kness has been providing worldwide solutions in pest control since 1924.

Information

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4839 in Single Detail Page Misc
• Brand: Kness
• Model: 101
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 5.25" h x 7.25" w x 9.25" l, 4.11 pounds

• Features a reusable trap
• Does not use bait, poison or chemicals
• Can catch multiple mice in one setting
• Easy to use

Product Reviews

killer mouse trap!!!
My apartment building has a terrible mouse problem. I thought I'd dent the population in a perhaps futile attempt at trapping the ones I could and releasing them outside. The trap worked the first time. I caught a little bugger, and successfully let it go. All was well with that. The second time, the mouse was seemingly paraplegic with a broken tail, presumably from the violent action of the trap as it whisked the rodent into its bowels. The third time, the mouse was caught half in half out in the gears and workings of the device. It was also fatally injured by blunt trauma to the back. Its hips and legs were snagged by the trap as it squealed and attempted to escape. The trap succeeds at trapping, but I am not certain that it has much of a heart. Thanks!

Hardly Humane Mouse Trap
This trap is hardly humane. The first mouse was killed in the mechanism. The second mouse was trapped in the air hole-his mouth was completely stuck-I had to pry the poor guy out. The third mouse was again caught by its leg in the revolving catcher. I've had much better luck with the Victor Tin Cat. The mice live to release them.

It works too well
We have a farm shed that was overun with Deer Mice.
They continually build nests inside cars and trucks and have cost us hundreds of dollars in damages, thus they had to be eliminated.
Poison is not an option because of all the wildlife in the area.
I wanted a mousetrap that would allow me to release other innocent small rodents uninjured so the Ketchall sounded ideal as it would catch several in a single night.
Every night I set the trap, and every morning it was empty. The reason?
We had so many mice that after six mice are trapped, the spring unwinds and the door stays open so that all the mice get out. I finally had to use snap traps to thin them out. It will catch from 1 to 4 mice and keep them in, but if you have a real mouse plague, this trap is not the answer. The product could be improved with some sort of catch that would prevent the door from opening once the spring has run down.