For Woodstream, the phrase “high-tech mousetrap” is not an oxymoron. Yes, the Lititz-based company is best known for its Victor wooden spring-powered trap, which uses a mechanical technology invented ...

The eXuby rat traps capture and kill the heftiest rats (roof and Norway) instantly. With razor-sharp jaws and powerful springs, it comes down on prey with 40% more force than standard mousetraps. Put ...

Pest control specialist Victor is hoping the saying “Build a better mousetrap and the world will beat a path to your door” rings true as it releases its "Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap", a device ...

We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn More › If you see tiny droppings in the cupboard and hear scratching noises in the walls, it ...

They don’t discriminate and every home has them: Rats. The last several years have been above average for rat populations, according to the San Diego County Vector Control Office. Unlike mice, they’re ...

It’s hard not to admire the common house mouse, Mus musculus. Upon setting up a new home, it neatly separates kitchen, bedroom and toilet areas. It has evolved to make its own vitamin C, and it’s ...

But all the gadgety goodness of this Multi-Kill trap makes us want to electrocute our pests into smoldering puffs of lifeless mouse just as Victor promises. The high-voltage shock is said to kill the ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you think you just saw a mouse, it probably wasn't the only one. "The rule of thumb is that for every ...

For $35-a-month rent, the Electronic Trap Co. of Rochester, N. Y. offers a highly scientific rat eradicator. Taking advantage of the fact that rats fear blind alleys and new paths, the electronic rat ...

Northeastern cities are battling a swelling rat population. In Boston alone, rat and rodent complaints climbed 48% from 2019 to 2021, according to the city's 311 data. Consider This cohost Darryl C.

AN AWARD-WINNING electronic rat trap designed by a Latrobe University student has the potential to save the Australian grain industry millions. He’s also set to be Australia’s least popular person ...