Victor M335SR-3 Multi-Catch Humane Mouse Trap - 3 Traps

I have used this trap for a month and have yet to catch a single mouse. I've tried this with all sorts of bait and no luck. It's not fun watching this trap fail over and over. I have other traps and they are able to catch but mice just straight up avoid this trap. The design is flawed since the entrance is one one side. The device itself is too small and so functionally does not work.

I have used and am a fan of the Victor M335 Multi-Catch Humane Mouse Trap.The trap was shipped well, with minimal packaging and no weird odors, and it arrived undamaged.The plastic material is sturdy and the trap holds together well. I have not faced any issues while assembling and disassembling the trap for cleaning and setting it up again.I usually use peanut butter as bait, and I have successfully caught four mice with this trap, although never all at once. At most, I have caught two mice simultaneously. However, there have been some instances where the bait was eaten but the trap did not function as intended.I appreciate the trap's humaneness and have rehomed several mice. Since I started using this trap, I have seen fewer mice and had fewer issues overall. This trap is easy to use, and I liked it so much that I purchased several more. Therefore, I highly recommend it.

Two mice barely fit in this thing, i have NO idea how they think four will. i got two packs of 3. (STUPID me, i should have read the reviews) I started with one pack of 3. Baited them all and put them in mouse territory. Next morning, one cage had 2..not bad. one cage had none AND the bait was gone. one cage had none. i rebaited the one cage and put it back and took the one with mice in it outside to set them free. Later that same day, i came back into the room. One trap was again bait free. The other trap appeared to have a mouse in it.. the mouse was eating the bait. When i picked up the trap, the mouse jumped into my hand and ran.. apparently as stated by other reviewers, the mice can stand on the ramp to hold it down so they can eat the bait while remaining free.Next day, i put out just one trap with bait. Checked it, mouse in it and the plastic frame was so chewed up, the mouse got out before i could remove it from the house. Summary.. too small, too fragile to stand up against mouse teeth, bad engineering/layout.

We got some mice in our basement apartment and I got this 3 pack since I wanted to catch them and release. I previously bought Victor catch and release trap ( older version all black) and it was great, worked well. This one I caught the mice on a first night but the other two nights mice ate all the peanut butter and was able to leave the trap twice! Obviously the catch is not made well if the mice can come and go finishing the peanut butter two nights in the row.

Got the job done

I set all 3 traps around the house, and the 1st night used, 3 different mice entered the trap, and chewed the little plastic tab to get free. All 3 traps were chewed in the the same tab which allows escape. It would be a simple fix for Victor to use a metal metal tab over the plastic, so it makes so sense why they do not. It's an overall good design for the money, except for the tab being the weakest link in the chain. I may find a metal tab to glue over the chewed tab. For now, just return it if you already got one. This is the only way Victor will prioritize a fix. I could be wrong here if this was intended for a rare breed of toothless mice. :)

It has been just sitting in the pantry no mouse. Got a different humane trap instead. I do not recommend this to anyone sorry. Wasted money.

Might hold two mice simultaneously if you get very lucky.