It worked! I could set them up safely and quickly. Before watching your video, I watched others and read their comments. A number of people broke or hurt their thumbs or fingers. Very scary! Now, I just have to wait for the mice. God bless you!
Thank you! It's been a looong time since I had to set one and I wasn't sure I was remembering how to do it properly (I wasn't). Really appreciate the clear instructions.
Wow thank you. Now I see the mistake I’ve been making and why my traps are so frustrating to set. I must’ve been bending the stick everytime. Great video Thanks!
Before you setup the Triger you better put the peanut butter , or a small piece of cheese then setup the trigger . Because if you do that after setting up the Trigger , it will be pupped when you add the cheese.
It's been 10 months and I hope the mouse didn't get an IQ of 500 and made a saw trap and got you and every other person in your household in a large human sized mouse trap and baited you all with 100 dollar bills 😦
@@Impaler_XV So got them all including an already stinky dead one, all were hidden in my wal & l torn downa section of the wall since they made their way in near the door outside ! Been mouse free for months! Everything is sealed tight now their not getting back in 🙂
also, sometimes the trigger wire, is slightly too short, and the staple that connects it to the wood needs to be bent slightly forward so it doesn't keep slipping before you can set it properly... not always as easy as it seems to set these things. some traps you get lucky with, others need to be tweeked a little before you can make them usable
Forget it! Snappy traps are always a pain in the ass to set. Save yourself the hassle go at Canadian Tire, buy some sticky traps and bait in the middle a little blop of peanut butter. I guarantee you will catch a mouse.