Tomcat Glue Boards with Eugenol for Enhanced Stickiness, 4 Sticky Traps

I purchase these Tomcat Glue Boards specifically to manage mice out in our barn, and the raw catching performance is absolutely top-notch. The professional-strength adhesive formula delivers an incredibly aggressive, lock-tight grip that ensures pests are captured securely on contact, preventing them from wiggling loose or dragging the tray away. It handles the dusty barn environment remarkably well, maintaining its strong holding power even when placed near livestock feed or high-traffic pathways where mice naturally travel. The structural engineering of the board makes placement entirely straightforward and mess-free. The heavy-duty backing material is flat and rigid, allowing you to tuck the trays flush against walls, behind equipment, or along the edges of stalls with ease. They lay perfectly flat on the floor and stay exactly where you put them. For any homesteader or livestock owner looking for a highly reliable, simple, and effective trapping solution to keep the barn clean and free of mice, these glue boards are an exceptional five-star choice.

I think these mouse traps are horrific because the mouse gets stuck to them alive, but they work. We have had a mouse in our house for a while now. If set up all kinds of other traps, but the mouse seems to know to avoid them. These traps caught our mouse in 1 night.

Love glue traps ...easy to catch and dispose of mice

I've always used the classic mousetrap, but lately the mice have been able to lick the peanut butter off without setting them off. Plus, I wanted nearly-full coverage along the bottom gaps of doors. These are pretty good, but mice can sometimes escape them.

Good value, works great

Catches anything that attempts to crawl across it! Fits in small spaces. Easy cleanup. Just toss it and replace it.

My mice seem to walk around snap traps and poison baits but I have caught 2 mice in the last week with these.

I bought several traps. I stuck 4 together and taped them down to the counter where i know a mose was. I stuck some peanuts right in the middle and the next morning the nuts were gone and no mouse stuck. I did it again and the nuts were gone again but this time the trap was flipped over and stuck to the floor with an impression of a mouse tail left. I guess it ripped its fur off its tail and left. I know they are sticky because I had a very hard time getting it unstuck from the floor. I also folded a few and put them under the sink. When I checked a week later all the traps were gone. I guess there are some mice running around with traps stuck to them???