Victor Easy Set Mouse Trap

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With superior quality and effectiveness, the Victor mouse trap has become the #1 selling trap in the world - with over 1 billion sold.

The Victor Easy Set Mouse Trap is an upgraded version of their original, wood-based wire snap trap that includes a large, pre-baited scented plastic 'swiss cheese' trip pedal.

[Stevie.Flores]

All I gotta say is I don’t know how it’s 2023 an this the best we got

[darrionrobson]

Its a sign of the times i had to watch a YouTube video as i couldn't get the traps to set from the instructions on the back.
Im 61 and am so thankful for YouTube! 😊😊

[nicolehester]

These traps are great. Caught the sucker literally within 25 minutes..peeked out and walked right onto the trap...

[jeanneashcraft]

I was with the 95% of commenters who thought these things were impossible to set and use until I actually WATCHED the video. The presenter doesn't say it (and should) ... when you hook the metal wire under the yellow pad you have to LIFT UP ON THE YELLOW PAD. If you do this, it connects perfectly without accidentally snapping shut. I was leaving the yellow pad flat and of course the metal wire was not long enough to connect. Set 6 of these and within a night caught 3 mice using all I had in the house ... Laughing Cow cheese spread ... which probably has no protein and very little scent but apparently attracts mice! Try again ... these do work.

[alanheiskell]

These are more difficult to setup than the old style metal trap, however the mouse does not even get to the sampling phase before the trap closes in after the mouse puts any weight on the yellow paddle, much better design. Thriller to setup.

[sharonmolloy]

I appreciate the advantage of not leaving your scent on the trap, but isn't our scent all over the food they eat and spoil?

[jojorobino]

This is probably one of the most reliable traps I have ever used. Had a serious mouse problem in my shed and garage and these traps are putting in work.

[girlanachronism]

I about started crying because I watched four tutorials and still couldn't set it, so I thought I was just stupid. Thanks to the people who commented. I had to use pliers to bend the bar

[pinkparasol]

Thank you so much for these clear and simple instructions - I was really struggling LOL. After watching my traps were easily set and are baited and ready to go. I did not realize there was a sensitive side and a firm side so the trap was springing just by setting it down.

[accusationChair]

Nice editing. Didn’t actually see how easy it was to set... because these kind are a pain compared to traditional

[JamesKingunderstandinglife]

Thanks for the instruction. I always used way too much bait over most of the yellow platform instead of the little hole, which may make these traps even better. I always set them on sensitve and put them down very gently with my fingers out of the way. These are the most effective sensitive traps I have ever used and I recommend them for simple reliable effectiveness.

[coryserratore]

The comments are amusing. I was almost persuaded away from trying these, but at $5 for a four pack I had little to lose.
It took 10 seconds to figure out you need to tip the bait trigger up (simply tilt the entire trap back, no need to risk your fingers) for the bar to reach where it needs to.

They work well. I caught two mice first night I put them out. Easy peasy.

[jingo]

I've caught a few mice with these traps. I was sitting at my pc, earphones on, having a whiskey (as you do), when I heard loud SNAP, looked over where I set it, and the trap was upside-down, with these little legs scrabbling the air. Sooo satisfying! It was a lesson it only learned once, tho, 'cos that little sucker was pretty much decapitated when I threw it away.
Oh, and peanut butter? Secret weapon. Learned it from Wanted movie :)

[Sulkanator]

Only I can never get the bar to stay under the yellow without it snapping on me.

[MULTRA]

These traps are amazing. Worth every penny and peanut butter does the trick.

[KillerNut]

For anyone having trouble setting these, this was the solution for me.

Hold the arm bar straight to where the bend at the end of the arm bar is pointing down. (like shown @0:36 of this video, but do not place under the yellow pedal yet). Then using your fingers, push down on the middle of the arm bar a bit to where you create just a very slight bend. Once you do that, then follow the steps as shown into this video, using the left side as shown @0:40. You'll still have to finagle with the pedal and bar a little bit, but you should then be able to get the bar to where it will stay put under the pedal as you let pressure off of the kill bar, and the pedal will stay elevated as well. Trap set.


Used this method and had success. Mouse dead by the following morning.

[angelareil]

LMAO! I've finally got it set, thanks for the upload...but I don't think it matters if it has your "scent" shit the 2 mice I've been trying to get are not afraid of me at all! They run right across the MIDDLE of my floors as if to say haha catch me if you can! lololol

[elmanitasdeplomo]

Saw a mouse yesterday so went out and bought two of these. Within a couple of hours I caught one. These things are awesome!

[pianomusic]

Agreed. I have set dozens of mouse traps and the fake yellow cheese ones work about one out of three new ones. How difficult can it be to get this right so they can be set 100% of the time like the older ones with brass bait holder? Geez.

[ralphjinnycanader]

It worked very well for me. I use a knife to put peanut butter in the gap on the yellow plastic part. I do not use glove because I have less dexterity to manipulate the metal bar and hold the yellow plastic part at the same time. I catched three mouse already. I set the metal bar on the sensitive side of the yellow plastic part (the right side). It is true that it is a little tricky at the beginning, however once I got the hang of it, it works very well. The most important thing to not getting hurt is to avoid putting one’s finger in the trajectory of the kill bar. Once it is set, hold it by the sides of the wooden part walk gently and gently deposit it on the flat surface.