Simple mouse trap that works. (REALLY)

I've tried making copies of other peoples traps. Some are too complicated and some just don't work in the real world. The traps from Chris Notap worked the best but too many escapes from Alcatraz.
THIS DESIGN IS MY OWN and it works. Honestly, it needs a little more tweaking and improvement but the concept is relatively simple.
Music: Walking the Dog- Silent Partner; KZbin Audio Library

[@LadybugAdventures]

I made some improvements again on this design! Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3bWpp1sgLqBaZo I works so much better!

[@maxbrewster245]

Instead of trapping in a bottle that tips over, replace the bottle with a walkway that leads to the bait, except the mouse never gets to the bait because as it walks towards it the mouse's weight trips a trap door in the floor of the walkway, causing the mouse to fall into a bucket of water below it. Once that's happened, the trap door closes again, ready for the next mouse. The mouse in the bucket won't be able to get out because the bucket has enough water in it to prevent the mouse from having a firm surface to jump from to reach the edge of the bucket. Forcing it to swim non-stop once it's trapped will also tire the mouse out and eventually it will drown. With this method you don't lose the bait because the mouse never reaches it, and it self-resets to catch more than one mouse, so all you need to do is empty the mice out of the trap once a week.

[@whiteknightcat]

Ewwwww!

[@youre_a_queernutt6782]

won't it smell nasty doe?

[@icervantesiii]

take a stray cat, feed it a mouse then starve it for a day. put the cat in the bucket and the mouse trip the trapdoor, drops into the cats mouth Tom and Jerry style.

[@Sangheili_Rawr]

That's a horrible way to go and would smell and bring in whole kinds of predators. A quick death would be better.

[@apexmike849]

+DarkKokiri86 OK, so instead you have a movement sensor that starts a chicken wire conveyor system that lowers into the bucket, scoops up the dead bodies and transports them straight into a small blast furnace. Or don't bother with the water at all and a 90 degree pipe goes straight into the fire instead.

[@westxtsew]

Make the bottom of the bottle cone shapped. Centered, Offset, or Inverted, to move their jumping surface 'out of alignement' with the opening.

[@equip2survive]

Very innovative design! Thanks for sharing!

[@88michaelandersen]

I think the reason that this works better is because the bottle is wider. The other trap was narrow enough that the mouse could jump to the top and then use his feet to push itself out, but in the new trap the mouse can't really get a foothold. See its back legs at 5:40.

[@firecloud77]

You have a very pleasant, mellow voice for a mouse killer. :)

[@whiteknightcat]

He doesn't kill them. He does catch and release. The humans in the basement, on the other hand ...

[@tubedude54]

I do 'catch and release' too... got 13 last winter... it's just that they never seem to be moving when I let them go...probably something to do with that big wire across their necks...

[@AloanMoreira1]

I thought it was Prince for a good while :D

[@MushroomPickles]

I would at least go to let them out then crush their skulls on the way out.... Don't know why you would release a mouse.

[@apexmike849]

He feels his hatred for them swelling inside of him...

[@eryllflynn4856]

Imaginative and resourceful. Great Job!

[@eddievazquez6874]

Wow; that was really interesting, the way that mouse was able to jump up there. That's what I call a strong survival instinct with the ability to employ it. Great stuff.

[@whiteknightcat]

I arranged a simple little trap at work a few years ago. I taped a piece of paper a couple of inches long to the end of a 3 ft long cardboard tube and placed a dab of peanut butter on the end of the paper. I laid the opposite end of the tube on the floor where the mouse would run and rested the papered end on the edge of a metal wastebasket. An hour or so later, there was a thump. Mousey had run into the tube heading for the peanut butter. He ran out on the paper gangplank which of course quickly folded under his weight, and down he went into the wastebin. It was a simple matter to transfer him to a smaller container in the morning at the end of shift and drop him off at a park on the way home.

[@mamoke]

same design I used except I used a paint stirring stick and filled the wastebasket with 10 inches of water

[@demonwolf8024]

+marcel “MaMoKe” vandaar Dick move.... Drowning is a horrible way to die no matter if it's people or animals. If you've ever come close to drowning you'd know how terrifying it is.

[@mamoke]

Riley Schmidt guess I care more about the kids not sticking stuff in their mouth that has rat urine all over it. it's all well and good when it's a little mouse, a large rat.. less so, 20 rats who are walking through the crib you baby is sleeping in... let's see how long you think so :)

[@demonwolf8024]

marcel vandaar There are more humane traps such as deadfall, spring loaded snappers or a catch and release system. I stand by what I said, drowning is horrible.

[@apexmike849]

"and drop him off at a park on the way home." Whereupon, he makes his way into someone else's, or your home again, to threaten them with disease and damage. Thanks for that.

[@Sumiyeco_boutique]

What the hell? Why am I addicted to these mouse trap videos!!!

[@LadybugAdventures]

I know!!! I still watch them! They never end...

[@nauelaburto6639]

Same like I've got one mouse trap vid in my recommended list today (some unknown reason ) and since then I've watched like 10

[@officialmanju2ray]

tono80 me too

[@511Mrpaul]

I had made something similar to this year ago using a steel can from a pepper can, the way it closed there was a steel door that blocked the mouse. I used it for years until it fell apart. Nice system you worked out. And mice are smart little animals.

[@cdnerin]

I like that you showed the modifications and how the mouse tried to escape. Thanks for sharing!

[@LadybugAdventures]

CanadianErin You're welcome and thanks for watching... ehhh!

[@wordsmithgobshite3296]

You forgot the C4 and pressure sensor.

[@adityasonakia]

😂😂😂😂

[@trevorphilips1287]

he forgot bleach and firebombs XD

[@apexmike849]

How about setting up a laser and movement sensor perimeter that triggers an array of AK-47s and Lars rocket launchers?

[@pbaylis1]

I love overkill

[@adityasonakia]

I love where this is going...

[@MRFUSON-uj9bs]

Awesome idea ! as a boy my papaw gave me a very large rat trap , I mean it could break a finger powerful. I'd set it in the old chicken house to catch mountain rats. the rats would be so big from eating corn that even that giant trap couldn't kill some of them. so I modified it by putting drywall screws up through the bottom ! so when they tripped it wham it would cram screws up through their head. I know it's kinda gross but rats eat corn you pay for, get in your house and destroy it spread disease. so killing them is the best thing.

[@wa4aos]

Enjoyed your narration as well as your clever mouse trap. up up up up up up, ide ide ide ide ide ide...LOL Thanks for keeping it interesting!

[@NearlyNativeNursery]

Fantastic improvement to the earlier design. Thanks for the video.

[@LadybugAdventures]

Thanks for watching!

[@websuspect]

You want a board at the top so when it flips up its covered.

[@btarb242]

That's a great idea to improve it further.

[@tapajithore1035]

Bill Tarbell

[@sofarsofarmaher7438]

websuspect xxx

[@competenceattractsluck6997]

Why not simply add a piece of wood exactly above where the top of the bottle is once it got tripped, so that it blocks the opening?

[@Shumway03]

Competence Attracts Luck, Nice improvement.

[@Name-js5uq]

I know you have a million comments but I still wanted to tell you that I subscribed to you because the quality of your audio was spot-on, and I said to myself I have to subscribe to him because it sounds so Crystal clear, I love it!

[@LadybugAdventures]

Welcome !!!

[@tomjeffersonwasright2288]

Try putting a bit of talcum powder in the trap, and shaking it to coat the inside of the trap. Even insects slide on the talc coated plastic. Nice design.

[@LadybugAdventures]

Tip: Make the hole through the cap just large enough to fit a mouse head. Any bigger and they will escape. You'll have to play around with this. (approx the thickness of a finger)

[@GeordieExploration]

Did you kill them?

[@LadybugAdventures]

No. Let'em go... elsewhere.

[@GeordieExploration]

Ladybug Adventures good

[@Flapjackbatter]

You have to transport them quite a bit for the mice to be someone elses problem. Why don't you just gass them. An inert gas heavier than air. They don't feel a thing.

[@GeordieExploration]

+Dave Martino obviously

[@fpdiscopenguin]

so is this how you catch pokemon?

[@brokewrench1]

Victor has been making simple mouse traps that really work for over a hundred years. A little peanut butter and SNAP! No escapes.

[@oahukane]

i have a good respect for their tenacity and intelligence.

[@ScottMartinD]

Now when you drop the mouse out of the bottle and stomp on him, does it make much of a crunching noise?

[@tattguy87]

you disgrace the Martin name

[@RatDaddy3]

You sound like that Sicko on the Green Mile Movie and that huge Blackman,brought it back to life,too bad that Fella.s losted its Owner dued to Electric Chair.Maybe you should tried it,maybe you can be roasteing Marshmellows,Hows That.

[@ScottMartinD]

RatDaddy3 > the Green Mile The first time I saw the scene when the hero doesn't put water on the sponge I belly-laughed out loud so hard. What a funny scene. Good times.

[@traitorjoe8778]

Actually he slowly fills the bottle with acid, plus a positive and negative electrode

[@axusuvitieoliveira8059]

no not really it makes a tiny "sguish" sound

[@fistpunder]

I wonder if this would work on Chipmunks. I have an abundance of those little maniacs and but I don't want them dead. (I know, I'm a sap)

[@andrewmathison962]

CLEVER and very simple! Thanks for sharing. Andy

[@LadybugAdventures]

Thanks! I thought it was relatively simple as well. Many people disagree with us.

[@xLoveeStephhx]

I don’t even have a mice problem but I love watching these videos.

[@LadybugAdventures]

Stephanie Haro Me too! I have more mouse trap videos. Check them out!

[@SoZ1646]

Get a few kitties; they'll take care of the problem!

[@whiteknightcat]

Thank you.

[@Flapjackbatter]

Nothing beats the houshold cat in rodent control. Edit: A well fed cat. Starving the cat will not make it catch more mice, But less.

[@MrKilroy51]

+Flapjackbatter You aren't kidding. Housecats are some of the best hunters on the Earth. i saw a National Geograpbic video that basically said if you live in a neighborhood where there are other cats who go outside, they can lierally wipe clean an area of any animals a cat can take on.

[@Flapjackbatter]

Yes. It is believed that humans struck up a friendship with cats as early as when we started to grow and store grain. The cats followed the vermin so to speak.

[@MrKilroy51]

+Flapjackbatter thaTs cool i never thought about it that way. like everyone knows how and why wolves started hanging around humans, easier to have someone feed you than you trying to feed yourself. but cats its kinda the same. thats neat

[@MichaelDelaware]

Why not smear some cooking grease inside the neck and cap of the bottle too?

[@beerbrewer737]

The world will beat a path to your door! Good design.

[@tyronekim3506]

Good mouse trap. You could also extend the neck of the bottle by gluing on a pvc pipe so a mouse's jump is beyond its escape reach.

[@sharzanco]

Put baby oil inside the bottle wall to make slippery 👍🏽👍🏽

[@stefanobasile7442]

it could even help the 'oiled' mouse to slip out :)

[@sharzanco]

+Stefano Basile nice Trap

[@clintonthe4th245]

Petroleum products are so useful! Good for you for being a proponent of the industry!

[@timhitt5934]

lol hell yeah probably oil rich

[@XenoTravis]

Put a bunch of pins glued on the bottom. Each jump is deadly

[@godless789]

I hope you let them out somewhere after you catch them?

[@LadybugAdventures]

yes.

[@calamaribeard4731]

into a lake...

[@diggitydane]

godless 789 Mice are great fish bait!

[@godless789]

I feed kidnapped children to the mice

[@diggitydane]

godless 789 edgy

[@froglegs4910]

you are so smart ! you make me laughing whole night ! very genious invention ! creative ! and lot of fun in your design ! thanks lot for your uploaded video !

[@LadybugAdventures]

SUN NETOR Thanks for your generous compliments!

[@nazikalala]

the originality of this trap is worth congratulating. it's irrelevant whether there's a cheaper method or not; i just love the innovation. it would be great to extend the idea to catch more than just one mouse for the whole evening

[@LadybugAdventures]

Thanks. I'm working on more ideas.

[@LadybugAdventures]

I found a flaw. Check out my newest video where I fix it.

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

How do you kill the mouse after catching it? If it was in a bag, you could stamp on it or club it. But I can't see how you kill it in the bottle - maybe drown it?

[@emmams5]

I use a shotgun sometimes a grenade.

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

emmams5 I was just thinking, you could put the bottle in a microwave oven on high. The sucker would boil in a couple of minutes!

[@emmams5]

heelfan1234 One of those little buggers ate my cheese sandwich, I now have a vendetta to rid the world of these sandwich thieves.

[@deltax930]

Put a cap on it for five minutes

[@jdwylde7]

Im gonna call this guy "Johnny whispers". You can't hardly hear him haha.

[@LtVax27]

Get a better headset then, heard him clear as through mine.

[@jdwylde7]

I paid $250 for these, so i'd say they're good. And I checked with the beats as well...so I stand by my original statement.

[@danielstoof1888]

Snakedoctor O'Reilly than u wasted 220$ 30-$ for a fine one :)

[@jdwylde7]

haha I guess so. Then again, they were a gift so I think im ok lol.

[@mikuspalmis]

Wish I could be this calm and intelligent.

[@David-sb7vg]

Gee these mouse trap videos have given me the biggest laugh in ages :))))

[@iceyatropaflaffychorpz514]

OR get a cat

[@snurffff]

this is cheaper

[@iceyatropaflaffychorpz514]

+Antfs10 at least the mouse wouldn't go to waste

[@snurffff]

+Creativepeak 01 eh. if you have a cat that's good. but I'm not buy a cat exclusively to take care of rats.

[@iceyatropaflaffychorpz514]

+Antfs10 I wouldn't expect anyone to get a cat for that reason really

[@snurffff]

+Creativepeak 01 plus, I'm allergic to cats. sooooo. yeah

[@kenkarish826]

I spent $1.39 on four spring traps, Clean and reuse. they never escape.

[@chrisQ1000]

wood mice (deer mice) are too sturdy for normal spring traps I find - we had an infestation problem some years ago in our holiday cottage and basically the trap went on an hourly basis for 3 days and nights running but many of the mice were far from dead and I had to kill them by hand which was horrible because they have the cutest little faces and the eyes looked at me .. in fact the eyes still look at me now, I will probably never get them out of my head for as long as I live :(

[@phranck14]

+chris1000 couple years ago we had a mouse problem and my pop left sticky traps around the kitchen this one particular little mousie got stuck on two traps, his lower body on one and his face was stuck on the other I was trying to figure out how to get him off the trap so I can release his little furry ass but as I tried pulling the trap, some of his skin from his face tore off and stayed stuck to the adhesive. he was still alive so of course I had to kill him. needless to say I never slept the same again.

[@drsta804]

+Ben Dover vegetable oil will release them from glue traps.

[@kenkarish826]

All we get here is field mice. You should not get so attached to them, they are of course the cause of most plagues. Trust me, after you get sick you won't look at them the same..

[@chrisQ1000]

ken karish I think you are confusing them with rats - rats carry diseases that can affect humans, and the rats' fleas carry the plague - yet mice are not known to harbour any diseases dangerous to humans.

[@marjamada]

Awesome design and effective at catching one mouse, like a standard snap trap. With far less labor and materials, a bucket, a wire and a bottle, you can catch many mice in one night. I set one out and caught eleven mice and four huge rats in one night.

[@ILuv2learn]

A man who has created a better mouse trap! Your fortune is assured. That's what 'they' say.

[@terryqu4822]

But the mouse is so cute :'(

[@shabeerahmed4709]

nah they are snoopers

[@kennethrabina8859]

but they bring many disease

[@fluffyfiber]

+Kenneth Rabina Every animal does, including humans

[@trinityloneeagle]

Terry Qu mice carry disease and poop and pee everywhere

[@telescopictomatomeep2605]

C001GAM3R ninja warrior, They don't do it as much as you.

[@georgerubypoppy1063]

Since the mouse cannot get back out through the cap, why bother with the intricate design? Just lay the bottle on its side.

[@kelhawk1]

Seriously? I suspect it's lots harder to escape through a hole in the ceiling than a hole in the wall.

[@Ritercrazy]

Really enjoyed this.

[@crgaillee]

Clever and well made. you built the better live trap.

[@Mark-qg8hm]

OR you could just spend 89 cents and buy a standard trap that works great.

[@JettBlast]

Mark Mark but then the world would not beat a path to his door!

[@ronironico5612]

Mark يقدر،

[@oracuda]

Please let it out!

[@rustybrowneye]

fuck u

[@oracuda]

fuzzy wuzzy Charming.

[@rustybrowneye]

Mice need to be destroid. The mouse dont feel bad when it gets in your house and shits on your silverware

[@Pellaeon159]

Yeah they dont feel bad when they stain your stuff... so EQUALY you shouldnt feel bad to "destroid" them. What a human being.

[@dopplr8348]

+Petr Novák Taking a wild guess that you have never had a problem with mice before.

[@pocket83squared]

This was brilliant and interesting. Thanks ;)

[@trentonjennings9105]

It's a good thing you are speaking softly so as not to scare the mice.

[@coolcrepeer1210]

poor mouses

[@gramursowanfaborden5820]

better than bleeding to death with broken bones caught in a conventional mouse trap...

[@oracuda]

"Mouses"? Because "Mice" Wasn't good enough. - JonTron

[@fitnessoni7881]

+Mikail Elchanovanich I agree, your design is humane. What do you do with the mice you catch?

[@gramursowanfaborden5820]

that's the choice of whomever catches them, personally i would relocate them to the woods or similarly remote place away from built up areas.

[@mattwright6249]

mice

[@nounboy3184]

I would poison the food in the bottle. If the mouse should escape, at least it would die later.

[@rameynoodles152]

I made a mouse trap accidentally, and it will kill them too. I was working on my truck and I had a 5 gallon bucket that I drained my antifreeze into (dexcool if that matters) and left it overnight next to a countertop. After a couple days I came back to find about 10 mice had jumped into it and drowned. The bucket was barely about a couple inches full, maybe less. I have no idea how they didn't get out.

[@mosquitoskeet2189]

the cap reminds me of those carnivorous pitcher plants. good job

[@richardebbole1]

leave the mice alone. maybe you ought to be trapped

[@thesaneyoutuber]

Mice and rats damage Houses, gardens, and crops. Therefor we humans never really liked them. Dogs and Cats helped Humans and look where they are today.

[@gavincrowley562]

My cat is a mouse and mole bounty hunter.

[@Prime1976]

you are joking right? they are way over populated! they eat crops, and become huge infestations. Civilization will come to an end with people like you.

[@apexmike849]

They bring disease and death - you go first, as you seem to be up for the Darwin award.

[@snurffff]

so if you lived in a house infested with rats, would you let them spread disease and bacteria throughout your house? Or would you kill them so they don't hurt other people?

[@alien5196]

hey buddy, u just made my day, it looks easy when you know how it works! I hadn't have the same idea, u r da man!!!

[@LadybugAdventures]

Thanks!

[@NachoTV]

that's a pretty neat idea. I could imagine multiple ones set up to catch them all.

[@susanscovill6817]

On your first design, try glueing really strong magnets to the underside so the mouse would have to be Arnold Schwarzenegger to get out. I found out last week I might have unwanted guests. But because I don’t have the patience for one of you great builds I bought a catchmaster humane. I set it out this morning and came home to an unwanted tenant. He’ll be released elsewhere tomorrow. Cheers from Canader eh!

[@BirdyOfficial]

The Best trap of its kind! let's see the improved version.

[@krissymissy1888]

OMG you sound so calm!

[@kmonte3603]

You're like Bob Ross. But instead of a painting guru, you a mouse whisperer. I half expected you to say " let catch some happy little mice" 😆

[@fielding68]

Really brilliant. Thank you.

[@Snarky79]

Nicely done. good vid.

[@BazColne]

Simple, laid back genius.

[@LadybugAdventures]

🐞

[@pbaylis1]

We're in New Zealand so maybe the rodents are different, but we tried everything on the market and what we found was that the mice seemed hesitant to crawl into tight spaces. They found a way around them or just avoided the ones that looked dodgy. Nothing worked at all till we bought a cage trap and we caught 5 mice and 2 rats in a short time. Nothing escaped and they couldn't find a way around them. The cages are large enough for the mouse/rat to confidently stride into and the mechanism worked perfectly.

[@polynikes5631]

2017 and man is still battling against the formidable mouse/ rat!

[@geoffadam2094]

Behold the Bob Ross of rat traps...his voice nearly put me to sleep.

[@veganchaatparty]

Super Superb!! Super Superb!! Super Superb!! Super Thanks for Sharing!!

[@mrbluenun]

Hi, And great idea, but I was wondering whether a smooth sided bottle would make it harder or impossible for the mouse to climb out?

[@gogomango6633]

Thanks for taking this mouse catching to another level. Now I can I hear a voice of someone from NASA..I thought it's a space shuttle.

[@nanook5875]

That actually look's like fun.

[@christmassnow3465]

it's a learning experience to put out a camera and observe how they manage to find the flaw and escape. My experience shows the same thing: Once they are aware of the flaw, they will visit the trap again and again and walk away with the food. Did you try to use a bottle with a hole at the bottom, and make the mouse fall through the hole into a bucket with water? If the water is not too high, the mouse will neither be able to jump nor be able to climb to the edge.

[@Name-js5uq]

Thank you very much.That was really awesome.

[@LadybugAdventures]

no problem!

[@mikeash7428]

Nice design.

[@StevenMcMullin]

very creative for sure! I discovered something very simple that works... a tall 5 gallon bucket from home depot. That's it. They get in but are not able to jump high enough to get out, oh yeah, put some water in the bottom so that they keep their feet wet, or if you are bit more morbid enough to swim in but can't get a base to jump from.

[@LadybugAdventures]

I tried that too but without success. You can check my mouse trap competition video with that trap. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnvFi4adf9d2o8k

[@Ps-tc9ko]

This is a great concept. We wouldn't actually need it though as Tom sorts out Jerry for sure. I know this because he likes to show Mummy his catch of the day, I've recently learnt that he is showing me to hunt, look this is how you do so why aren't you!

[@MrNeilb37]

nice here a little tip to upgrade it.. two metal prongs in each side of the bottle and connect wire to 12 volt car battery with a switch and put it some water so the prongs are below the water so when the mouse fall into the water he get a shock and as he cannot get out he keeps on falling back into the water and keeps on getting and electric shock.. after a while he die and then to switch it off throw the mouse away and load it up again for the next one..

[@gonzov159]

I have made this kind of traps but they always escape biting the plastic bottle. Just a tiny whole and they're free to go. Also made the second kind of trap and the mouse was smart enough to use its teeth against the blocking wood and managed to move the plastic bottle up to scape (did it several times)

[@prospaeze2381]

love the design

[@LadybugAdventures]

Thanks. I've uploaded another trap if you want to check it out.

[@prospaeze2381]

where's it

[@dalefirmin5118]

On your other tilting mouse trap, you can add a strong magnet to the lip of the bottle that will hold it down covering the hole once titled forward. You can add counter-weights to the back side to bring it back in balance. The strong magnet will keep the bottle down so that another mouse cannot climb the bottle releasing the first one and any mouse inside will have a more difficult time trying to lift the bottle to escape by clawing on the block. You can use two magnets of opposite poles to give great holding strength once tripped.

[@LadybugAdventures]

Good feedback. I did something similar to what you proposed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJOsnGOhaa-ejNE

[@misteryman526]

I like the magnet idea. Instead of a bottle, us a plastic rod or slat. Have it sticking out over a bucket of water, and use the same hinge and magnet trick to keep the rod/slat extended until the mouse reaches the end where you can stick the bait (use peanut butter so it won't fall off with the mouse. If you find a perfect combination of magnet strength and fulcrum point on the rod/slat, you might even be able to get it to automatically reset when the mouse falls off.

[@MDFRESCUER]

Thouse scenes with a mouse are awesome.

[@pistolpeat32]

This should be a PBS special...Mr. Rogers building a mousetrap... "Can you say mousetrap? Sure, I knew you could"

[@camwhiting5262]

Robertson screws, another great Canadian invention.

[@WrxStud]

Well done!

[@Woodentoolcompany2]

Very interesting stuff

[@JimFleming1953]

I am surprised no one is giving you Hades for being cruel to animals. Good job Ladybug Adventures

[@nonhominid]

To stop the mouse from attempting to jump, Take some straight pins and cut them and glue them to the cap so when they try to escape, the sharp pins poke into the skin of the mouse.

[@The_One_Cosmos]

That lid: nice and shiny! 0_0 Yep, very shiny. I like it!

[@442kid]

Put a little bit of oil in there too, it will keep them from jumping and climbing out

[@Raven4122]

great job on the trap!

[@LadybugAdventures]

Thanks!

[@tanguyFR69]

Really great! I'll try it. As hamad suggest, probably adding some oil in the bottle so their fingers will get very slipy.

[@ArdaDo]

Looks like the construction inst neccesary with that genius bottle cap 😄

[@pwb0511]

Great job, have you made a Armando trap, I could use one of those!

[@compcast]

Cool invention

[@jacobbell5949]

if you build an arm that covers the opening once the trap is set would it help with keeping the mouse inside? similar to your previous trap.

[@Eskey__]

Great music. The mice can jam out while hanging in the trap.

[@jasonsmith5568]

I've made a few traps. This is a bomb@$$ idea. Maybe the best I've seen. Very creative and cratfy. You are right, they can jump, for real. One thing that stops their jumping is a small amount of water in the bottom. Just enough to cover the bottom a bit when it's inside. Just passing it along. Great id3a tho. I'm definitely going to use this idea. Thank You

[@LadybugAdventures]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3bWpp1sgLqBaZo This where I update the trap to handle the jumping. Water or oil could work as well. Thanks for watching!