• Designed for Humane catch and release of mice.
• Able to catch and hold up to 30 mice per setting.
• Convenient viewing window allows you to see when there’s a catch.
• Lid opens for easy, offsite release after catches.
• Slim metal construction for indoor or outdoor use.

Victor TIN CAT Mouse Trap with Window Trap & Release Mice with the TIN CAT Humanely trap and release mice with the Victor TIN CAT Mouse Trap with see through window! Holding up to 30 rodents at once, this trap is ideal for small or large infestations. The convenient clear window allows for easy viewing to see if there are any trapped mice. Use this trap indoors or outdoors for full protection of the home. Helpful Window This version of the the TIN CAT comes with a clear see through window, this makes things much more convenient when searching for trapped mice. Just take a quick glance a top the trap and once you find mice you can check with your local wildlife management to see about relocation of the mice. Product Features: Designed for humane catch and release of mice Able to catch and hold up to 30 mice per setting Convenient viewing window allows you to see when there’s a catch Lid opens for easy, offsite release after catches Slim metal construction for indoor or outdoor use non lethal, mice, mouse trap, live traps, victor, pest control, rats, rodents A Nonlethal Solution Not all people want to kill critters they find in the home. The TIN CAT allows mice to be trapped then released away from the home so they can still live out their lives. This provides a no-mess solution to mice problems in the home or business. victor, pest control, mouse traps, live traps How to Use Set the bait: Provide a dab of peanut butter or a small bit of cheese. Place trap: Set the TIN CAT along a wall or next to a hole where mice have been located or identified; mouse droppings are a good indicator. Check: Using the clear window, check at a glance whether mice have been captured. Release: When the trap is full, release the captives into the wild at an offsite location while following local guidelines for releasing captured anima