Catchmaster Gluee Louee Rat Extra Large Traps 30-PK, Heavy Duty Glue Traps, Mouse Traps for Home, Pre-Scented Adhesive Glue Boards for Inside House, Snake, Mice, & Spider Traps, Pet Safe Pest Control

These glue traps work great for catching mice and even larger pests. The adhesive is strong, and the large surface area makes it very effective. I like that it’s non-toxic and safe for indoor use, with no messy cleanup or harsh chemicals. A dependable solution for keeping pests away!

Only the tail is stuck and can't move. The glue is effective and long lasting. I have had this for more than two years.

We had previously used the Victor glue boards for mice and crickets. However, due to a rotted crawl space cover, we got rats. The Victor boards were simply not sticky enough - we saw evidence that the rats broke free. We purchased this product, which is definitely much stickier. As a matter of fact, one got stuck to the bottom edge of the refrigerator, and we were not able to pull it loose! Be mindful of your pets when deciding where to place this product.Unfortunately, we did not catch any rats with this product - we finally cleared up the problem with snap traps - but I chalk it up to the fact that rats are rather clever, and recognized this as something dangerous due to their experience with the Victor glue boards.

Not Rat traps!! On the side of the box is written, "Catchmaster Mouse and Insect Glue Boards." Rat has escaped from three different boards. (smart mothers)The plus side is that they work 100% of the time against mice and insects. Good product. Incorrect marketing. Easy to use.UPDATE: Seriously INHUMANE for mice. I caught a mouse on Wednesday night, figured I would deal with it later. Forgot about it. Went back Saturday morning and the poor thing was still alive along with another mouse struggling in another glue trap. Use snap traps for mice. They work and they kill quickly.I bought these because I have a seriously smart big rat. Never gets caught in rat traps because of his size and his wits. He has been stuck to these glue traps and he finds a place he can squeeze through that will pull off the glue trap. Last night he put insulation over a trap to escape where he was cornered. !!! I never see him. Just too smart.

Work pretty well, but our local rats can get off of them, if given enough time, but they do leave a lot of fur behind.

We love all CatchMaster sticky cards!!! These larger ones cover more surface area so you end up using fewer cards. For people concerned about their pets…Our cat got one stuck to her foot one time! She avoids them now like the plague!!! Your pet will learn as well! They are non-toxic so they should do no harm! Once you put the cards down at the cracks and crevices near your doors or around your refrigerator or dishwasher and see what nasties they catch, you’ll keep them around your house forever. They snag things we never would have believed were sneaking in and around the house. You’ll be appalled at what you don’t know!!!! The manufacturer needs to change the name…even though the larger ones were intended to capture larger furry nasties, they’re great for any creepy nasty crawling around. The cards will sometimes even catch flying nasties that land on the card. They’re incredibly stick, so keep your hands/fingers on the cardboard edges….or you’ll be stuck. Use Goo-gone to remove the residue when you get stuck. I’ve used goo-gone on socks to remove the adhesive, then launder your clothing!

I noticed an increase of furry creatures and flying cockroaches since they demolished the home across the street. (Ugh. Shuddering as I write.) They took over the condominium unit and we tried everything we could, to get rid of them: wooden spring traps, the black trap boxes that they can crawl into, the electrical boxes that shock them, sticky boards, ultrasonic wall plugs, Bath and Bodyworks mint eucalyptus plugins to deter them... Nothing worked until we started using the Catch Master Heavy Duty Glue Boards.On the first night, we placed the board along a wall (right under the heaters that runs along the wall. We found 4 small mice on one board, the next morning. They were little ones so we knew there had to be more. The next day, we caught another 2 medium sized ones on a board, in the same area. We also caught 2 mice that terrorized our kitchen (there was nothing for them to eat - I seriously think they just liked to run like they're in a playground, squeak, and play tag... or mate. Who knows.) I placed it on the stove. A mouse fell right on it, as it was trying to come out of the space between the stove and oven's lcd panel. They glue was thick enough to make it difficult for the (quite strong) mouse to escape. (It lost some fur in it's attempt to escape). Soon, another mouse fell on top of the same glue board. I haven't caught any roaches with this board, yet. Perhaps the glue is too thick?Oh, and when you're pulling the sheet off the glue board... make sure you're holding it securely and tightly between your fingers. Pull slowly. It's VERY VERY sticky. Like.. you would probably cry if it landed on your plush carpet or very hairy legs as you try to catch it mid air like a soccer ball. It'll take a lot of time plus forever to remove... enough time to think about poor life choices such as why you didn't take your time or hold the board firmly while separating the glue board from the sheet.

These are SUPER sticky (I recommend installing with latex gloves). I went out on a limb in case I could catch squirrels with these. I did see tufts of fur, but they are too big to be *caught / trapped* in these. We hope they can keep mice from chewing thru the AC wires again.(Unfortunately I did catch a bird, which I felt terrible about, and doubt it survived based on all it lost and being very stuck to itself.)