RAT VS GLUE. WHO WILL WIN? 

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You have made it possible for the rats to get back out to the glue by fixing it down with screws. With a sprung loaded trap yes fix it down but not a glue mat because if it isn't fixed down when the rat steps In the glue it pulls the glue mat towards itself and falls in and gets it's fur stuck. 👍

The problem is that the trap is bolted down, once the mouse got trapped with his one paw by you bolted the trap down you allowed the mice to use his body to pull himself off the trap, once the mouse pick that glue hand up the trap would have went with it allowing other parts of it's body to get stuck to the trap, the more they fight to more the glue will stick to other parts of the body

I caught a rat in my kitchen one night in a glue trap. She was trying to set herself free literally jumping and thrashing only to get more entangled in the trap. All it took was a couple more bangs in the head with a metal pipe to finish her off.

Just caught a mouse last night with glue trap. They work fine in room temperatures. Placement is also important. In homes, they run and crawl along the walls and behind furniture. So I place them there and it doesn't take long. They have a two step behavior pattern after invasion: they go from hiding places to feeding places. Take away the hiding places with traps and they can't escape. They are invaders. We don't do humane. Protecting our home through kill has been with us for thousands of years.

That's not a glue trap. That was a welcome mat!

Well you can check his social security number using his fingers print

Bait is on the other side: The rat: going around:"guess im useless"

Put 2 traps in our attic and at 2 a.m., heard a ruckus. Lasted 3 hours of thrashing noise. Checked the trap in the morning and lots of hair, but no rat!! Damn. Leaving it and trying another night to see what happens. Unbelieveable!!

Do not screw the glue pad..when it's paste on the leg it stuck with the body

"This is a trap he had never seen before" 😂that's hella funny!!!

We just put glue traps out for the first time in our house and got five in one night. Glue traps definitely work, maybe you need a different brand with better glue.

LOOKS LIKE A REAL "STICKY" SITUATION FOR THE RAT 🤭

These work well in hot areas where the glue becomes very gummy in hot temperatures

Next time, don't screw it down. The mouse will eventually pull the trap unto itself. And you don't even have to put the bait down. The glue has stuff in it that serve as bait. I have captured lots of mice with those traps.

You need to clear the entire area of dust. The dust sticks to the bottom of their feet and acts like a sock would. If the sock gets stuck, you can still pull your feet out. That is why you can see dust prints in the glue.

Used one of these at our old house. Caught him by his back foot. He just chewed his foot of and got away!

I caught a mouse that is because I put the traps every where

thanks for showing this, no wonder they haven't worked on the rats (they only caught a couple very few small mice). Let me first state I do NOT like glue traps (I didn't realize how long they can live when stuck on them, I just wasn't think when I first bought them). But I am desperate, beyond insane at this point, so I bought these types, and failed with getting rid of rats (they must have gotten stuck a few times and now will not go near them, no matter what food bait I put on them). I have tried every other available methods on market (poison pellets, baking soda mix, snap traps plastic/wood/metal, electric traps, cage trap, bucket flip lids trap). I just don't know what else to do at this point. I had a stray cat and she must have kept them from getting in the house (now she is dead a year, the place is infested with rats/mice). I can't get another cat, or I would. IF you want to keep rodents out adopt a stray cat that likes the outdoors and is a hunter (you won't have a rodent issue).

when they come from the short side of the trap, they rarely get caught. placing the trap at a corner and blocking the short sides works better

I caught these nasty animals with my glue trap last night, it was amazing.

I just like to watch them stuck lol

I feel like they work better if they aren't screwed down. Then it will be harder for them to pull their foot out and it could flip up and stick onto their fur.

I had problems with rats at a rental property, they made themselves at home in the attic. This glue mouse trap OBVIOUSLY is not tough enough. I got one that opens up like a book, and its yellow underneath where the glue is and a white border. Once they get on the board they don't get out. I can't recall the name, but Ace Hardware sells them for just over $5, ⚠️buy the big one that folds open. The only bad thing is usually they're still alive. So! I had to get past that, and put it in a plastic trash bag, and then put it in a box and taped it, and...off to the dumpster they go. At first, it was difficult, but when you have completely remodeled, and you hear them, you get tough after awhile. Do not nail the board down; that apparently gives them leverage to get out.🤔 If they jump or pull the rat will most likely get himself more onto to the trap. Also, the Orkin's guy said they were most likely coming in through the plumbing. You may have to get someone to smoke the pipes to find where the bridge is at. This can get expensive fast. Good luck!

Recommend the owltra brand electric zapper. Ive had horrible luck w glue traps. Ive had them chew body parts off trying to get away. Or they are not dead yet n just stuck there. Yeah the zapper is the way to go and its reusable

Worked for mine last night. He was still stuck on it sideways this morning trying to wiggle off. Kind of felt bad tbh half his body from face to tail was stuck and no matter how hard he tried he couldn't get free just squirmed and cried is what it sounded like

Temperature probably affects the glue if it's cold outside the glue probably will get hard

Glue traps work great if you can get them within the first few minutes. The thrashing around to escape always wakes me up.

Those traps are meant to be placed along walls and not to be screwed down. Like other people have said, screwing it down gives the resistance the rat needs to pull itself off. You also don't need to put down bait, the smell of the adhesive itself attracts all sorts of things. I've caught plenty of mice with glue traps. In-fact I caught one last night in an area I didn't expect.

pet was suspicious.. damn you raised him well with your fail trap tests 🤣

I had a big rat get into my garage to eat a bag of bird seed. I setup a glue trap and the rat wandered onto it while I was out of town. When I got home the rat must’ve been super stuck but managed to chew a giant hole through the trap and escape. I setup a new trap and another rat got stuck to it. There was so much fur stuck to the new trap but no rat. I setup a new glue trap and only seen footprints in it. Gotta find a new solution.

I use 2 mouse traps, the pedal style, around the glue trap. In its truggle with the glue, the mouse sets the pedal trap off, and secures its end

Does not matter if the trap is bolted or not. From my experience, sticky traps work for small mice not rats. Rats are strong they can escape easily just like the rat in the video.

I live in a tropical weather and the traps worked very effectively.

The best trap I had for a rat was parcel tape. It kept escaping into a place I couldn't get to so I put parcel tape down across the entrance and weighed it down. Next morning there was the rat well and truly stuck and dead as a dodo.

Imagine waking up to a hugh rat in ur bathroom when u go in to take a piss 😂

I wouldn’t use a glue trap for a rat . They’re too strong . Maybe a snap trap or an electric trap

Put it on the way, where the rat may run across, I always do it, and it works.

I used these glue traps and are working very vell

Maybe because there is an obvious edge between the glue and the non glue part. The more cautious rat will see this and only try one hand.

I trapped a good sized rat, but still made a valiant escape with the board stuck to it. I wonder if cooler temperatures affect the hardness/stickiness of the boards. I’m in Texas, so it’s warm most of the time and those boards are usually very sticky.

My dad used a glue trap. The mouse had a family and it showed. He bit his leg off just so he could escape. He failed. Safe to say my dad never used a glue trap again

I caught one of those filthy rats in my glue trap this morning

Glue traps work best during warm temperatures. When it's cold, the glue hardens a bit and the mice walk all over it.

I don’t like those black ones … they aren’t sticky enough or something It’s the white flatter ones that works best n I don’t nail them to the floor When the mice gets stuck at first n realize it it tends to jump or jerk which makes the trap stick to them more capturing hairs

Every time he went off screen he was putting olive oil on his feet

These types of traps don't work against them due to the large size of their legs and even more so if they are impregnated with any substance that can prevent it from sticking (dust, grease, dirt, food crumbs, etc.)

Smart ones always cautious & wait for another to try. Rats can roll around & get sticky trap off them, remember the glue smell & warn family.

I use glue traps a lot. They are the best. I place a single screw in the middle of each trap to hold it down to a board. These traps shown either are not good ones, or it's too cold there. Glue traps don't work well if it's too cold, the glue stuff gets too stiff and won't stick well enough. I've never caught a rat though, only mice.

I like those Victor mouse traps you don't need no glue they use a kill bar and smash their necks

The point of a sticky mouse trap is not for them to go on there if they want to you're supposed to put it in corners and stuff so we're when they're running around they will run on the thing

Don't screw in the sticky trap! Any rat foot is not going to get stuck in the sticky trap. Or maybe just very mildly stuck so they can pull it out. It's when they try to escape and the fur sticks to the sticky trap, that's when they get stuck. The more they struggle the worse they get stuck.

A fine improvement could be an electrocution bridge right to the glue. will literally fly into it and get stuck forever.

Yes cold weather affects the traps. I had snakes and mice remove some skin and get away.

What is this cool background music? Its dope. Who is the artists/group?

i put a peice of cheese on my glue trap and i am not catching anything. should i try another food? the mouse went int a hole so i have about 3 glue traps placed around that hole. hoping that it jumps out and lands clean on of the traps but its been 2 days and nothing.

That’s why you don’t screw in glue traps. If you didn’t it would’ve got stuck

You gave the rodent leverage to get out by fixing the trap down.

If the trap hadn't been secured you probably would have caught him somewhere else in the house with the trapped attached to him

Naaa the trap is good, that rat must be a genius

The way you put the bait has already answered the question.

Tempature matters too. They should be kinda warm. In cold weather they are worthless.

I caught 3 mouses with the glue traps I used peanut butter and cheese they didn't go anywhere glue traps are awesome I don't even know how we got them never had any until this year

Glue trap must be kept out of sunlight, so that it works effectively. 4 Rats had been caught in our home with the Glue trap today.

Believe it or not but both my mutt dogs took care of our mice and rabbit issue around the house!

*Cheering for glue trap *

Yes I had a mouth problem I still do I got glue traps I caught seven mouse mice in less than 24 hours 211 trap so they are very effective I just got two more mice and they're really smart mice I saw them jump over my trap

Time for some stronger glue Catchmaster...lol

music: quik quikk quikck quikckk quick 💀

Thank you tabbes for making me lose my sanity

Mice are definitely smarter than my tortoises

What I learned is to never used glue traps during winter

I agree that glue traps are expensive and useless outside if it is cold. They only work in warm places. Snap traps are better and cheaper. Great video .. I am jealous of the footage. what camera did you use?

Glue traps need to be in a room temp or hotter places to be effective. The glue solidifies in colder places and isn’t as sticky on the surface, feels more like a silicone jelly. I put my glue traps under my kitchen cubbies and was wondering why the glue traps weren’t catching any mice but the spring traps were, turns out the glue was to hard. Worked fine when I moved them back to room temperature places,

Glue trap that is secured with a string and allowed to move is more successful. Then they can't get a firm grip to pull off.

Maybe this glue would work on mice.

So how many cameras did you have on there? Or did you just edited for two different times at different camera positions?

You set the trap wrong. You're supposed to place it against a wall or corner so the rat will have less chances of escaping. The wall/corner blocks that part of escaping.

Bigger glue board? Center the food?

Most glue traps intend to catch MICE not RATS, RATS are so strong to be caught by glue traps . Thx for the video.

Just finished with a hairspray and lighter mousetrap It works awesome and gives them what they deserve I should start selling them xd

Got to put them in some sort of container with a 2" lip. This way they hop in and cant get the torque to get out

What’s this prog rock you’re playing with the video?

Along with screwing it down and putting it out in the open, you also, shouldn't have put bait in the trap. Food has oils in it that can degrade the trap's adhesive, making it less sticky. Next time, get one of those glue traps that have a sweet scent like peanut butter to it, then place along a wall or baseboard where you see the rat likes to run. Also, wedge it against the wall, etc. with something heavy enough so that the rat can't drag the trap along if it's only partially caught.

Wow. That mouse is very suspicious. It's as if it knows the possibility that the food is just bait.

Put a dime sized peanut butter and I bet you it’ll get caught within minutes

Yeah I bought a few of these Apparently mighty felt I put them in the wrong place They were moved out the way as I had blocked the entrance

Or, hear me out, just use a humane trap (one that traps for release or instant kills) 🤷🏻‍♀️ I’m not a baby crying animal abuse, but it’s highly recognized that glue traps are a slow painful death when working properly.

You should not have fixed the glue pad

That's wat happen when u buy them at Lowe's. Sitting for decades

Please don't use mouse traps if you do most of the time if you don't check the trap and leave the mouse there and it eats all the food and leave it there to long it might die if starvation so please don't use them they can get them stuck and if they attemp to get out there fur may get pulled out by the glue and it hurts so please don't use them as often and use a different trap ❤😢

Its not a useless trap the problem is you had the glue traps bolted down when all you had to do was place them down with the bait on it and let them do the rest because you bolted them down the rat was able to use his full body weight to pull its leg off the glue trap

Is that a go pro that you’re using?

Music is a nice touch

May have to go Old Skool and use a Snap Trap.

Don't screw it down I buy the blue paper and it gets all wrapped on it and can't flee with 2 legs stuck on it

I didn’t even have to put food on mines they just ran right on it

what was ur bait

I seen mice walk on a glue trap and the trap wasn’t stick enough

Stick around till until the end to find out.