There are several advantages for using traps:

1. Safer than potential hazardous poison baits

2.  Quick, immediate results

3.  Easy disposal of dead rodents avoiding odor problems that will occur if rodenticides kill rodents in inaccessible areas.

4. Types of traps:

  SNAP TRAPS-MICE AND RAT SIZE

  I can't seem to get a handle on trapping rats.

They seem to come back. Do you have any tips ?

You may need more :  Rat traps  than you
think is warranted.

Rats are often shy of new objects and placing
unset traps in a new location for a week or two will
increase the opportunities of catching.
This will acclimate the rats to the traps,
once acclimated, set enough traps to
kill the a large percentage of the population
before the rodents become "trap shy."
This is called mass trapping,
trapping them at a higher rate than they can
repopulate and become shy of the trap.

There may be a need to have as many as 2-3 dozen
rat traps set in place in a commercial establishment,
in an infested trash room for example.
By having these traps baited with a
Rat/Squirrel lure or peanut butter unset,
a large population would be use to
feeding on around the traps.
When the traps are then simultaneously set
after a while of this "feeding",
a large kill can be obtained.

The spring on the rat snap trap is very strong,
(it could break a finger)
so keep it out of reach of your pets and small children.

   T REX TRAPPER KIT-a perfect combination
of live traps and the easy to use T Rex traps
(Made specifically for rats)

  MULTIPLE-CATCH TRAPS-





(Made specifically for mice)

  GLUE BOARDS-Mice and Rat Size

  LIVE ANIMAL TRAP-
For rats, flying squirrels, and chipmunks

SQUIRREL CONTROL :
Trapping