Victor® Tin Cat Pest Product. Best used for eliminating mice. Repeating mouse trap catches upt to 30 mice at a time. No bait required. Instructions included.
Did You Know?
A house mouse averages 50 droppings per day
House mice often frequent 20 to 30 feeding sites
A single female mouse may produce 56 offspring annually
All About Mice
The house mouse is just about what you’d expect a mouse to be – small (2 to 3 inches), gray-brown, with an almost naked tail as long or longer than its body and weighing less than an ounce. The mouse, however, can eat about one-tenth of its weight each day. Its origin is Europe accompanying the early settlers on their ships to the New World and has since established themselves almost continent-wide.
As you may guess with the name House Mouse, these creatures prefer life indoors, whether it be an apartment complex or single-family dwelling. They prefer the comfort of niches between walls and behind cabinets and appliances.
The House Mouse has a very prolific reproductive system breeding year round and having as many as eight litters annually. Females can start having their litters at the age of one and a half to two months. Life expectancy for a wild mouse is no more than one year.
Mice have a diet of a variety of foods, such as seeds, grains and nuts requiring only about 1/10 ounce of food each day, and can live without access to fresh water as long as their solid food is fairly moist.