would this work to make sticky traps for brown recluse
1365921
If on surface where spider crawled I believe he would be "trapped". I used for flying insects that would land on treated surface.
1365922
If you knew where they were, it may work. But since they like to hide in out of the way places including shoes, I'm not so sure it work work so well.
1365923
I do not believe it will attract them but if they step on it I am sure it would hold them. Deer flies can't get loose
840938
I honestly do not know. I bought the pest repeller for my spider problems and it worked for that.
1173155
It should attack them yo the poison... They are rodants and I'm sure like the same things to munch on... If your having any luck catching them in traps I'm sure this will do the trick! It worked well for us and we used it for field mice
1614713
I would suggest that after reading the operating information for the trap, that you redirect this question to the manufacturer. I am not going to be on their tech support team. I think the basic idea behind the traps might be ultimately effective, but maybe the implementation in the hardware is less than optimal.
2009646
I believe this size trap is too big for mice. They either dont trip the bar or they slip through the mesh. Mine traps chipmunks successfully so I image it would trap like-sized rats.
1882989
It should, I would camouflage the trap if possible because shrews are more timid. And know what the shrew eats- better your chances of out smarting it.
970732
Yes, probably would work for mice or rats, question is if mice are heavy enough to drop the doors, but I would venture to guess they would and the mesh wire is small enough to keep all but the most tiny in the trap.
671020
It should work. I took previous reviewers advise and used a couple of zip locks to attach the cord at the halfway point within my 100" 10 guage cord - seldom have more than 20' (40' total) of cord unreeled. Takes a little patience - there are better and more expensive mouse traps out there - but it works fine around my home.
1184589
In theory it could work if properly secured in place. Downside; no device to set bait but could place in rear of trap to lure inside. Best used and designed for tunnel/hole use.
1501433
Yes! Absolutely!I set mine between the lawn and my woods, baited with peanut butter and birdseed. I read oatmeal works well, I have caught more with this trap than any other. I have 3 which is expensive but I am taking voles!
1906335
I would imagine so. I caught a small lizard almost immediately after putting it out. Haven't caught anything but bugs since, but I haven't seen anymore lizards near my house, and only one spider since I've set them out.
579375
It should I don't see why not. However do not leave batteries in it after use. Take the baits out after use or batteries will leak or explode
872346
It might, though they aren't what it's made for. You might look at this page for more information: http://www.nisuscorp.com/pest-management-professionals/products/tim-bor-professional
128924
Thats messed up, poor bat. That glue board is super sticky and holds. I use the glue boards flat and inside the tincat trap. But heres something I personally experienced. I placed a tincat trap with the glue board in it in a very mouse infested area just before night fall. Early the next morning I checked the trap, it was empty. There were so many mice caught that night that they urinated them selves loose from the glue. Of corse there was lots of fur too. But it seems that the glue can be loosened with worm soapy water. (the tincat is not effective without the glue boards)
2153909
I don't think this trap would be large enough. It might be usable for a copperhead size snake, maybe an inch or two in diameter and a couple feet long. Good luck!
174374
I wouldn't know. I use it for trapping foxes, For which it works great. Best of luck to you.
624714
This trap works very well if you are up against just one mouse at a time. A nest of them in the house will result in the trap door being reopened giving the earlier captures a chance (but not always) to escape. Just be patient, they eventually slip up or set two traps at a time. It is worth it to see the look on their faces when you do catch them and they can see the look on yours through the clear door !!