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Victor Professional Rat Trap

  • Price $2.50 EACH

Product Overview

The Victor Holdfast Rat Trap Professional M326 has a larger bait pedal that resembles cheese (though it can be baited with anything), is easier to set then normal traps, and also has a sensitivity setting that will prevent the trap from snapping due to vibrations in the environment, such as those caused by heavy machinery. Victor Rat Traps work very well and kill rats instantly. 

 

Features and Specs

 

Target pests  Rats
For use in  Residential, commercial, or industrial buildings
Application  Place station near baseboards, corners, along walls, or in spaces where rodents are likely to travel.
Pet safe  Safe to use, but should be used in places not readily accessible to pets and children to prevent tampering.
Dimensions  7 in. x 3 1/4 in. x 1/2 in.
Material / Construction  wood-based wire snap trap with large plastic pedal
Special Features  Constructed from environmentally responsible, Forest Stewardship Council certified wood, easily disposed of, has a larger bait pedal that resembles cheese (though it can be baited with anything), is easier to set then normal traps, and also has a sensitivity setting that will prevent the trap from snapping due to vibrations in the environment
Shipping Weight  .50 lbs
Manufacturer  Victor (Mfg. Number: M326)
UPC  072868003264

 

 

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These traps just work. I’ve had this style for many years and bought some replacements to add to my supply. Maybe my old traps springs are weakening some, but these new trap springs are incredibly powerful. I used six of these to deal with chipmunks in the attic. In just a few days the problem was dealt with. One suggestion, attach a small piece of string to the trap, and then to a rafter or nail. If the trap falls into blown in insulation after going off you have to fish around to find it. - Anonymous