How To Effectively Bait A Mouse Using A Glue Trap

Sticky glue traps have proven to be handy tools in catching mice due to their non-toxic surface adhesive that traps mice, which mice find hard to escape from. As with other mouse traps, proper handling and attracting the mice are key to making sure that you catch a lot of mice.

So how do you effectively bait a mouse using a glue trap? You do so by maximizing how the mouse glue trap works. However, while there are tons of ways to maximize how a glue trap works, a better alternative is not to use them because of the danger that glue traps bring to your family and to other animals. Consider other mouse traps that are also proven effective and hassle-free.

Maximize The Effectiveness Of The Glue Trap

There are many ways to maximize the effectiveness of your glue trap. Some methods and tools are placing traps on areas with high mice activity, tenting or tunneling your glue trap, avoiding to bait glue traps, using pre-baited traps, removing food sources, and changing the glue trap regularly.

1) Place Traps On Areas With High Mice Activity

It’s important to place traps on areas with high mice activity to ensure the effective ensnaring of the mice that are within your property. Common signs of continual mouse activity include to following:

Numerous droppings on top of cupboards or any dark, discreet areas are sure signs of heavy and chronic infestations. Typically, a single mouse can release around 50-80 droppings per night.

Musty odors are telltale signs of an infestation because mice urinate frequently. The urine of mice has strong odors that don't get away for some time.

Dark smears or marks as to where mice scratch their bodies against their regular routes and urine pillars or 2-inch tall and half-inch wide mounds which are mixtures of urine and body grease are also signs of infestation of mice.

Scratching noises you most frequently hear at night are signs of mouse activity because these creatures are most active at night.

Shredded paper or damage in other soft material that's easily torn apart by mice are signs of mice using them as nesting material and thus are also signs of mice activity.

Tracks or footprints you may observe the next day upon sprinkling talcum powder are signs that the mice frequent the area you placed the powder on. These may be observed directly in dusty areas as well.

Live and dead mice are also good indicators of chronic infestation.

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