Automatic Trap CompanyReviews of automatictrap.com

I purchased a Goodnature trap to control mice in the agricultural buildings on our hobby farm. Since the purchase 3 months ago, the trap has killed 56 mice, virtually eliminating the mouse population problem we were battling with in our chicken house and we are very pleased with its performance. The only issue I have with the trap is the cost of proprietary Goodnature CO2 cylinders and that they have been coming up short of the advertised 24 strikes to empty, possibly due to colder weather in wintertime. When the warranty period has expired I will probably buy less expensive cylinders from another supplier of quality CO2 cylinders.

Very satisfied. I installed it on Saturday and I woke up on Sunday to find two big fat rats there (I think they´re male and female). Easy to set up and looks well made and long lasting. I made a wooden base and upright to move it around and added a cocoa tin screwed to the upright to cover the lure holder, as I´m afraid my dog will chew the plastic top off to get at the chocolate. I´m removing a star, though, as I live in Spain and they don´t ship here, but they do to France (next door and part of the EU) and I had to set up a forwarding address to get it delivered.

Customer service is outstanding. Trap is easy to use and poison-free. I had more success when I used my own bait, however. (Peanut butter and sunflower seeds did the trick. )

A little skeptical after no kills at first. Then as they indicated patience paid off. I’ve had 12 kills in my barn. Counter works. My only complaint is that that changing the bait is difficult due to the tight fit when tightening or loosening the cap for bait replacement. Plus a little pricey for bait and CO2 replacement. It is a “better mousetrap” tho. :)

works for mice once you find where they are at. I used peanut butter instead of the bait that came with it.

Works as advertised. The bait could be a little better.

The trap works! Using the bait cards makes it better. I've been getting mice and ground squirrels regularly. The counter is more handy than you might think. The cons? The trap stand is a good idea, but falls a little short. Something ran off with our trap. It's nowhere to be found. The next one gets anchored - but really, I want the trap with the tree/post mount. You can't buy one - you have to buy the mount separate. FYI, don't place it where poultry gathers - they try to get the bait. No one got injured, but they sure did try!

Seems like a good device. Expensive though.