How do you release the mice?
482587
The top of the container opens and they either run out ( release them outdoors a good distance from your house) or dump them out if they don 't run.
482588
You just pop the lid up. I take them far from the house, at least 100 ft. and then open the lid. They usually hop out but sometimes I have to "persuade" them with a shake.
482589
Put the whole trap in a bucket of water, it only takes a very short while until the little buggers have drowned. Then simply open the lid and dump them in the trash, they'll be right at home.
482590
Well, I wish I knew. They come in, eat the bait, then leave. I would not recommend.
482591
It's a great trap! I used a 5 gallon bucket, put the trap at the bottom and opened the lid. Most of the time the mouse would hide in door part but after a little while would jump out. I'd quickly remove the trap. Be super careful, those little guys can jump like you wouldn't believe. I'm fortunate enough to have an open field behind my house. Take them at least 100 yards away so they won't find their way back. Also do a review of the outside of your house, any holes should be filled with insulation foam. If you have a cat, clip a little fur and put it in small cracks for good measure. Best of luck!
482592
It's a great trap! I used a 5 gallon bucket, put the trap at the bottom and opened the lid. Most of the time the mouse would hide in door part but after a little while would jump out. I'd quickly remove the trap. Be super careful, those little guys can jump like you wouldn't believe. I'm fortunate enough to have an open field behind my house. Take them at least 100 yards away so they won't find their way back. Also do a review of the outside of your house, any holes should be filled with insulation foam. If you have a cat, clip a little fur and put it in small cracks for good measure. Best of luck! It's a great trap! I used a 5 gallon bucket, put the trap at the bottom and opened the lid. Most of the time the mouse would hide in door part but after a little while would jump out. I'd quickly remove the trap. Be super careful, those little guys can jump like you wouldn't believe. I'm fortunate enough to have an open field behind my house. Take them at least 100 yards away so they won't find their way back. Also do a review of the outside of your house, any holes should be filled with insulation foam. If you have a cat, clip a little fur and put it in small cracks for good measure. Best... » Read More It's a great trap! I used a 5 gallon bucket, put the trap at the bottom and opened the lid. Most of the time the mouse would hide in door part but after a little while would jump out. I'd quickly remove the trap. Be super careful, those little guys can jump like you wouldn't believe. I'm fortunate enough to have an open field behind my house. Take them at least 100 yards away so they won't find their way back. Also do a review of the outside of your house, any holes should be filled with insulation foam. If you have a cat, clip a little fur and put it in small cracks for good measure. Best of luck! « Show Less
1976144
these are items used for mice. secondly I would leave what you are attempting to the Dept of Natural Resources.
1635046
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. For animal release I just place the trap on the ground pointed to either side and open the door. The animal usually bolts out an away in one second. Proven method for 82 captures.
341492
Sorry, I have never had mice to deal with. I know this system keeps roaches away, if you have your home exterminated well first. Then install the Pest Offense, this method works for roaches.
1688578
I usually push it out using a sliding motion with my thumb. If that isn't working, get some needle nose pliers or tweezers and try that way, but apply as LITTLE as pressure as you can if using the pliers.
322766
Squeeze the bottom of the Furminator and pull hard. You will see the outline of the piece that must be removed. The batteries (4 AA batteries) go in that section and then you just slide it back in and push. I found that it works really great with new batteries so I use rechargeables and change them often.
2126609
The little silver tab is the release lever. Press it and twist it will come off smoothly.
1730837
You can drill more holes in it if you want, but the sides of the door are slightly smaller than the opening, so there is plenty of air in there for them. But you definitely want to release the mice within 12 hours. Longer than that is hard on them. If they die in the trap it's not due to suffocation, but either stress or starvation, both due to the mice being left in there for too long.
2256682
There is a trap door that is opened with suction but closes and traps the bug in the chamber at the end of the wand. To release the bug, remove the chamber and tip the bug out.
1414285
Find out where they are living and lay down a bunch of glue traps will help and that unit you bought is bogus , just caught a couple mice on glue traps, gets them everytime .
1287936
The battery compartment is under front part of the mouse which detachs. Hope this helps!
813552
Observe the photograph of the trap. There are wire fixtures on each end that flip down and engage in tabs to hold the doors closed. When you want to release the trapped animal, you flip those wires up. When you want to trap, you flip them to the outsides so when the doors fall, the wires drop into the locking position. You probably just have them flipped the other way. Flip them to the outsides when setting the trap and you should be all good.
1531965
These have glue on the entire interior. Place them along base boards mice will travel perimeter of rooms.
1540609
There's a button on the bottom at the back of the mouse, push it and the top pops open. In it you'll find the USB plug and a space to put a battery. To close just pop the the plastic piece back into place.
427347
Ive had mice before and I personally wouldn't use this item for mice. yes they might get out.
873039
Hey Jim - I purchased the Victor M792 but it didn't do a thing to deter the mouse problem we had. I also tried the peppermint oil trick that people posted, but that was a farce too - the mice ate the cotton balls we put in the vents! So, I have nothing to advise apart from old fashioned traps.
806191
Yes. The entire top is hinged along one side. You can open facing away from yourself and dump mice out.