PIC Wood Mouse Traps, 4 Count
Traditional wooden snap traps catch mice quickly using your chosen bait
- Traditional snap design catches mice quickly
- Four traps per pack cover multiple locations
- Simple bait holder works with peanut butter
- Compact 9.9 cm height fits tight spaces
- Lightweight 0.023 kg package easy to deploy
Wood Snap Traps, Four Pack
These wooden snap traps deliver a traditional mechanical method for catching mice indoors or in covered outdoor areas. Each unit is ready to use after adding bait such as peanut butter to the integrated holder. The four-count pack suits homeowners facing a localised rodent issue.
Simple Mechanical Operation
The traps rely on a spring-loaded bar that activates when a rodent disturbs the bait pedal, requiring no power source, batteries or chemicals. Because there are no electronic components, they operate silently until triggered and add no ongoing energy cost. The lightweight wood construction keeps the package weight at 0.023 kg.
Compact Wooden Build
Each trap measures small enough to fit along baseboards, behind appliances or inside cabinets where mice travel. The wood body can be disposed of after use or reused with fresh bait depending on preference. Packaged dimensions are 9.9 cm by 7.4 cm by 8.9 cm, making storage on a shelf or in a utility drawer straightforward.
Highlights
- Traditional snap design catches mice quickly
- Four traps per pack cover multiple locations
- Simple bait holder works with peanut butter
- Compact 9.9 cm height fits tight spaces
- Lightweight 0.023 kg package easy to deploy
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I set the wooden snap trap and what step do people miss?
Apply peanut butter or your chosen bait onto the metal bait holder, pull the kill bar back firmly until it locks under the trigger hook, then place the trap perpendicular to walls where mice travel. The missed step is securing the kill bar fully under the hook — if it rests loosely the trap will not fire.
What part of the trap wears out or needs replacing after catches?
The wooden base can absorb odours and moisture over time, and the metal spring may lose tension after repeated snaps. Replace the whole unit if the wood warps, the spring feels weak, or the trigger no longer holds the kill bar securely.
What limits how many mice I can catch in one night with these four traps?
Each trap catches one mouse per setting, so the hard limit is four mice before you must clear and rebait all units. Mouse caution around sprung traps and the need to reposition them along active runways usually reduces the practical catch well below that number.
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