Ketch All Mouse Traps

Mice

Inside or Outside

Set
The KETCH-ALL needs no bait and catches multiple mice in one setting. Wind the trap 6 to 8 half (180 degree) turns. Trap is properly set.

Placement
Place the KETCH-ALL 1 1/2" to 2" parallel to the wall or set perpendicular to a wall in a space where mice are known to travel.

Catching
The KETCH-ALL needs no bait and catches multiple mice in one setting.

Empty
Simply slide back the top lid, pull up the end plate and dispose of the mice.

• This galvanized trap may be placed in a container of water to eliminate any live mice. The trap should remain immersed for approximately 5 minutes. Mice may then be disposed by sliding the door open or remove the end door and disposing the mice.
• One thing is common with new traps though is that the hardest mouse to get into the trap is the first one. Usually once the smell of a mouse is in the trap, other mice will want to go in and investigate. I would still try to make sure the smell of mice is in that trap really strong. I put down a piece of newspaper about the size of half a sheet of notebook paper in an area where the mice have been active. Place some peanut butter or other food in the center and let the mice eat it. Now their smell will be on the newspaper, and it can be inserted into the trap to increase its attractiveness to the mice. Another trick is to find some mouse droppings and place them in the trap. Always make sure the trap is positioned where both openings are close to a wall and behind a piece of furniture or an appliance. It will make the mice feel much less vulnerable if the trap is not out in the open.