Trapper Snap Trap and Provoke gives pest management professionals (PMPs) maximum mouse capture on any job, but especially those where bait is prohibited.

Completely re-engineered with increased power, Trapper Snap Trap eliminates false triggers, whether used alone or placed in a bait station. The trap’s patented interlocking teeth capture and hold mice entering from either the front or side of the trap. With Trapper’s no touch disposal, getting rid of the captured mouse is clean and sanitary. And, the sturdy plastic trap is ready to use again and again.

Besides greater killing power, new Trapper Snap Trap also features an integrated bait cup that holds either bait or attractants, such as Bell’s new Provoke.

Developed by Bell scientists, proven in formulating rodenticides with the highest bait acceptance, Provoke is the first and only attractant formulated specifically for mice. It is a food-based matrix targeted specifically to the feeding preferences of mice.

This non-toxic and hypo-allergenic attractant works well in schools, food production plants and other accounts where attractants, such as peanut butter, are prohibited.

Provoke is easily dispensed onto any mouse trap via a no-drip squeeze bottle that fits conveniently in a technician’s pocket. Plus, it is water soluble, so it won’t stain clothing or carpets.

One of the major selling features of this trap is that it is very safe for use around children and pets. (It it snaps on a finger or paw, it truly does not hurt


Tips for Mouse Traps and Rat Traps

Snap TrapRodents enter a home through holes the size of a dime and run along walls, not over open spaces.

1. Place mouse traps perpendicular to the wall.

2. Place mouse traps out unset for a few days so rodents can become familiar with it.

3. Place mouse traps where rodent activity is seen (sign of chewing, droppings, runway, burrow).

4. Leave mouse traps undisturbed for at least two days before moving to a new location.

5. Check mouse traps daily and replace as needed.

6. Wear gloves when disposing of rodent.


Baits

These baits are favorites for mice and rats!

Mouse Bait
Peanut Butter
Cheese
Oats
Nesting Materials
Chocolate
Water (for live catch)

Rat Bait
Peanut Butter
Bacon
Fruits
Vegetables
Cereals
Meats
Acorns (Wood Rat)