Catching Rats In The Barn With The All New KAT SENSE Double Rat Trap. Mousetrap Monday

[@ShawnWoodsMousetrapMonday]

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[@ElocinAlways]

I do not see a link to your "favorite" rat trap. Our garage is full of my boxed up home. Mice have invaded. I got Rinne traps coming (thank you), but some droppings look too large for a mouse. And now, something is in our heater duct. Loud. I need a reliable rat trap. Help!

[@Pananico]

I've been watching this channel for years probably the most surprising thing is how many rats and mice are in your barn.

[@funkbeatz5303]

I have been thinking the same thing 😂

[@TheHarcipoter]

Because it's profitable for him. Keep them at a low number that they don't do a real damage, while there are also enough to make videos.

[@Grasshopper.80]

It’s the wilderness

[@mindjob]

He imports them from the acme rat company

[@danielschultz6706]

Well he does keep feeding them every week 💁🏼‍♂️

[@dh510]

3:52 That's what I was wondering about.. I'm pretty sure rats are smart enough to avoid a trap that already has a dead comrade in it. Mice are the ones climbing all over their dead peers trying to get little bit of that bait..

[@ddeininger5343]

If you ever need any traps 3D printed just let me know. I have several printers from smaller ENDER 3 to a 400x400x600 Hypercube. I am disabled and it will give me something to do to keep busy.

[@MADExCLEARxMEDIA]

I have 6 of the loose Kat Sense snap traps, they look and work just like the ones in the tunnel, they work like a charm, out by the garbage cans

[@sikksotoo]

I swear that raccoon was just too embarrassed to eat the rat on the trail cam 😂 That was just two Tomcat snaps with a cover. I will say, I've only had those traps fail to kill one roof rat out of many, and that one didn't get away either.

[@Pentti_Hilkuri]

The raccoon smelled a rat in that business...

[@terryv]

Only the trapping videos for me, thanks.

[@nathang1729]

your videos are very helpful & i really appreciate what you do

[@ejej6934]

Maybe if you chop the rats into quarters the animals out by the ol' beaver pond will find them more desirable. Or just put them out where you used to, since the skunks seem to have bottomless pits for stomachs.

[@bj97301]

The plastic latches always break. I can’t recommend plastic snap traps.

[@robertlemaster7525]

That's good to know. Good to hear others experience's.

[@user-of5zg1ww8k]

Well, at least it caught one. From what I have heard you mention in the past, they are very smart, so not easy to catch, I guess. Thanks for the work on this.

[@Ding_Bat]

I have my reservations about the longevity of a plastic trap with a powerful spring action.

[@martinphilip8998]

When I set mousetraps I make a “tunnel” using food cans. They have to approach the bait head on. I was losing traps once and discovered that mice had pushed them beneath the oven where they couldn’t spring because the space is tight. Then one day I went to bed with an unfinished crossword puzzle on the kitchen table. When I woke up the next morning the puzzle had been finished. My mice are that smart.

[@greyrat_]

Raccoon is a paid actor 😂

[@jpendowski7503]

The information you provide is valuable and well presented. I wish something had eaten the rat, I guess it will just go back to the soil. FYI I have not watched your Friday ‘skill’ series, not sure I’m so interested in them.

[@zamp6969]

A New York rat would have taken that trap and sold it. 😂

[@LeesChannel]

Looks like the racoon was feeling for mollusks.

[@gwiyomikim5988]

The raccoon prefers a late night mouse snack over of a big heavy rat meal!

[@tpl608]

As always Shawn, gloves Shawn, gloves. Protect yourself and your family.

[@lmonk9517]

gloves are for wussies

[@Stambo59]

I use gloves, but only to keep my scent off the rat traps.

[@tpl608]

@@Stambo59 that is a good reason too. My point about diseases (other replies in other videos) stands. JC, he has small children. The plague is in his area, as well as other things. Your scent is on most things in any building. Google hantavirus. Serious stuff.

[@DianeScotts]

@@tpl608 There was someone on the TV show set of Hoarders years ago that became stricken with hantavirus from a filthy home! Vermin are disease vectors.

[@jrock2460]

Get some help man.

[@SaycoRa]

Good work Crawdaddy.

[@user-of5zg1ww8k]

Can't believe the raccoon did not want the free meal!

[@cooljammer00]

This is just two Tomcat traps glued together to a board

[@hardymichael533]

Great job on KZbin video amazing ✌️

[@5Iron]

For this and other traps, is it possible that using bare hands to set the traps leaves a human scent that scares away the smarter pests?

[@volvo09]

I think the smell of the trap itself is stronger than any scent we leave behind. Like a new wooden rat trap smells like a fresh cut piece of wood... Once its been out for a while and exposed to some weather it smells luke the surrounding environment. With a plastic trap it'll smell like plastic for a while, even if we can't smell it. I get the feeling there are multiple factors at play when rats don't want to eat from a trap.

[@brianlanders5306]

Human scent is a factor, if they were trapped and escaped, making the animals that much more cautious. The thing I did when I trapped years ago, was to boil the steel traps in walnut husks, the green shell that covers the walnut hulls, but I wouldn't suggest doing that with a plastic trap, because it might destroy the trap, but what you could do is bury the traps in soil that's mixed with cow or chicken manure for a week before using the traps and be sure to wear rubber gloves, so you don't get human scent on the traps. I hope this helps.

[@akbychoice]

@@brianlanders5306 even rubber gloves leave a scent.

[@1ceanator99]

that's interesting that dead mice don't frighten mice, but dead rats DO frighten rats. Really interesting.

[@marielg9143]

I love ALL your videos

[@victotyorvalhalla]

Thank you Shawn!

[@keithzeykon9428]

I love you Shawn!

[@brianedward6417]

When I was like 12 we'd have plenty huge rats in the neighborhood...I'm talking a foot long minus the tail. We'd used them big wooden based ones, and sometimes the trap would be gone, couldn't find it, so I'm guessing they escaped or died somewhere further away from us. So I came up with a solution by putting nails through the bottom and it worked everytime. I'd catch at least 2 or 3 a night. Them nails did the job perfectly and I'm pretty sure they died instantly. I was only 12 at the time in '90' also but a very smart kid!!

[@shinysunnylove]

could you try using KZbin mouse repellants sounds on mouses to see if they actually work?

[@tpl608]

I'm surprised the other rats didn't eat the dead rat. That happens all of the time. They must have enough other food

[@jeffcox6539]

Did the trap set off the other one or did you forget to set it? One wasn't set after your demonstration.

[@iwantthe80sback59]

Anyone else think that Shaun and Jason (Daily Dose of Internet) would be best bros if they ever met?

[@tpl608]

Skimpy on the peanut butter. Lol

[@radiantthought]

I feel like the best thing for a large colony would be the one I recall you using on the chicken coop. The non-poisonbait which causes them to dehydrate (just looked it up, rat-x) that seems like a great solution for anyone with an active infestation. Is there a particular reason you don't recommend this as an alternative to traps?

[@shn1804]

He did a video on it some time back, I believe he did recommend it

[@radiantthought]

@@shn1804 Right, but I meant in this video's comments he didn't mention it as an option, just a DIY mousetrap city. I was just wondering if there was a particular reason why.

[@akbychoice]

@@radiantthought needs to keep it fresh and showing newer content to keep viewers coming back for more.

[@QueenBoadicea]

The ROUS in my apartment adore peanut butter. Time and again, I've come home to find peanut butter cans on the floor with holes gnawed in the plastic lids and gobs of peanut butter taken out of them. My trap had better catch the little buggers or I'm getting myself another cat.

[@censusgary]

Rats are vastly smarter than mice. That rats saw a dead rat in the trap, so they avoided it. A mouse will climb over a pile of dead mice to get to a trap.

[@Paul-044]

Brilliant video and content. Well played

[@tommygregory3799]

Cute baby wood ducks

[@dxbb7033]

Yep

[@marielg9143]

Get them rats

[@tpl608]

Double the killed rats, double the fun with doublemint gum.

[@bigearsglenn7471]

Thanks so much I subbed!

[@eg513]

Thank yu 🎉🎉 Great Viedo

[@Quinn37]

There's a wormhole in that barn to another planet inhabited exclusively by mice, squirrels, rats, moles, voles and gophers.

[@ludi2shoes]

I want to see you deal with one of those jean-Claude Van Damme ninja rats. We get at least one a year.

[@The_Modeling_Underdog]

You're right. Shawn's channel already had an Engineer Rat - stealing stuff from his workbench and triggering the traps with sticks to get the bait - and a Carpenter Rat stealing some timber for its nest. We need a Ninja Rat. It will be an epic battle.

[@Decklanx]

my cousin just used a trap similar to this one, and it got a rat, but then a raccoon took the rat along with the trap :(

[@atticstattic]

Give a raccoon a rat and he'll eat today, give him a rattrap and he'll feed himself.

[@MegaN00dle]

How many traps do you keep active on any given night?

[@johnlord8337]

(toy mouse) (snap !) - opens back up trap - "boy do I have a headache *!#* !!!!

[@deshaefromarounthawayricha7324]

What a great trap!

[@timhinchcliffe5372]

I reckon if it was screwed down to the board the other trap won't get set off.

[@donhummel6630]

i notice you don't wear gloves. Human scent doesn't matter?? also do you need to get the dead rat smell off of the traps to use them again??

[@royalbookshopper]

Bacon fat ... rats love it! Great bait!

[@ANTINUTZI]

... I swear, I'm just waiting for something that involves an industrial laser ...

[@adamcwiak]

Love it!

[@pan_man69]

It's funny cuz I don't actually have a mouse or a rat infestation and I never have so I don't know why I watch this but it's just interesting

[@colbster12302]

I watch for the little flip

[@user-of5zg1ww8k]

Maybe you could fix it so the other side wouldn't go off when it catches one?

[@KlvnBrks]

I guess Rocket wasn't hungry.

[@tpl608]

Now that is a satisfying sound. Lol

[@monkeygraborange]

My solution to a rat infestation would most likely be to just burn the house down for the insurance money!

[@spotdvm11]

“They hear rats in the walls” it’s just Bruno-

[@nayanikah.d.2718]

Price

[@afrosamurai3847]

Having issues with a couple of presumably house mice that refuse to get caught in traps. I have 4 traps set up and just having no luck. 2 hatch traps, a shock trap my landlord insisted I use, and a bucket trap with rolling log but just having no success with any of them. Any tips or suggestions for particularly cautious mice?

[@chuckboy9372]

12 Gauge

[@jasonpalacios2705]

This proves that the 1800's mouse/rat traps are the best traps better than today's humane traps.

[@GestOfAll]

So the rat did go to waste...

[@Viigan]

You forgot to reset the right-side trap before putting the lid back on.

[@royalbookshopper]

Cut the trap in half and close off the cut end. Two traps that work! lol

[@maleksamer8857]

Cool

[@sydnarevocram5649]

Was it just me, or did anyone sees hold their breath and stare all wide-eyed at the trap once the rat when inside it - so you wouldn't miss the action?? 🐀👀

[@pan_man69]

Nice

[@autumnfragrance6326]

Better to have two separate traps

[@clearbolas]

Hi

[@YungJiGGLive]

That toy 🧸 🐀 wants to retire and bad! 😆

[@goodrich06]

Did anything ever take the rat? 🐀

[@Telcom100]

Does anyone have an idea on how to keep camelback crickets from stealing the bait on mouse traps? I also use peanut butter. is there a better alternative?

[@Jay22222]

Tiny, super sensitive cricket sized snap traps?

[@bsherder]

Oh wow so nothing wanted the rat? Usually we get something at the end that says, such and such ate the mouse. I guess rats are different.

[@jamisonturner9284]

Bro I’m really starting to doubt the effectiveness of your method. it feels like you’ve had an infestation in this barn for 10 years

[@Arnd2it]

Notice how every trap always misses that really big rat...

[@rookmaster7502]

The biggest rats are usually the most cautious ones - they evaded traps long enough to eventually get so big.

[@kareno8634]

I SEE it Needs a SAW. Separate them in hopes Two Rats will be served ... to Fox, Hawk .....

[@WellingtonTomaz-vu1qs]

Bom dia meu amigo do vídeo 📹 postado no KZbin mostrando a todos como é eficaz essa Ratoeira de bater e eu agradeço muito por eu ter participado do comentário fica com Deus bom dia a todos

[@jyoster6447]

Howdy, I do have a question to ask. Lately, we have noticed that there's been some activities underground beneath our dog's house. I suspect a bunch of rats from the nearby yard have managed to make some tunnels to cross over and avoid our dog. Not sure what to do in this situation, and I'm hoping to get some suggestions on the subject.

[@hathawaydj1]

Take a look at his other videos for ideas... or start seeing some basic traps where the dogs can't get them and see what you find

[@andyvue2418]

love how you make primative videos again I been asking you for months and you finally started making them again

[@KTHKUHNKK]

awesome

[@herbeaversmels3633]

U should’ve said oh rats it set the second trap off

[@mike81399]

👍

[@baconthecoolguy3883]

That's a Mouse. Not a rat

[@joeschmo622]

Didn't catch a double-rat, though. 🐭☠🐭☠

[@rgruenhaus]

Yeah might as well cut it in half to have them separated and not set the 2nd one off or send another rat away in caution

[@joeschmo622]

@@rgruenhaus I was wondering what sets off the other one. If the whole trap "jumps", maybe just weighing down the trap with a small sandbag might keep it in place and damp the vibration.

[@rgruenhaus]

@@joeschmo622 would also keep those pack rats from going off with the trap!

[@oscarholley891]

Those are trained rats he rented bro they don't really die in these videos he uses the same rats over and over he will get them out the trap off camera

[@jester-gq9jq]

👍👍👍

[@Toure420]

Just cut the trap in half

[@kobeleonard148]

And as usual you don't show us the relaxing moment when the rat got caught 😞

[@johncreed2627]

I have a python in my barn, best damn rat trap their is! No more rats, mice, gophers, cats, dogs, salesmen, bible missionaries, noisy neighbors..............

[@josephgentile8691]

Waa waa waa cy babyy fingers grow a set And inhumane

[@snowballil3133]

😀

[@georgesmith8113]

👍👍👍👊😎

[@derricklou4075]

Congratulations.....Onwards to 800 episodes now. The money is in traps and not the other nature stuff. Use the other channel for nature stuff.

[@grassyknoley]

Does it catch demorats?

[@sarkybugger5009]

Demorats and Ratpublicans alike. Discrimination is bad.

[@harrisonlewis6853]

Yeah, Shawn has "demon rats" in his barn.

[@davidcovington901]

And repugnicrats

[@warren2255777]

Believe it or not one thing that really catches rats is Irish spring soap

[@martingrey2231]

Only thing I dislike about your videos is that you are always very stingy with the peanut butter.

[@okamisan3642]

Those traps aren’t worth American money.