can you identify this mouse trap? picture added---

does anyone know what the commercial mouse traps the Ecolab uses are? I can't figure out how to post a picture from my phone but I'll post one as soon as I get home.they're low profile and one is a cream color and the other is kind of a brown color their narrow probably only 3 inches wide and three and a half four inches tall and their vented on the top on one side

Ecolab is a global company. They probably get a lot of traps from the isis in Iraq and Syria.

lol not sure about that. here is one of them...

thanks again

Okay, you got me. I've never seen anything like that but I will keep my eyes peeled. It looks like you could catch more than one

mouse in that trap which is what Ecolab likes.

I have never seen one of those before either. It is either a very old style or so new I haven't seen it advertised yet.

there are no identifying marks anywhere on it either. for the life of me I cant find this thing online. it is a repeating ramp style trap and they are running a narrow glue board inside

couple more....

I can picture that trap ending up in my grandkids' toy box. And of course, the next thing would be, "Grampa, can you get this sticky

cardboard off of my fingers?"

Reminds me of little Pete's

the only thing comparable to a little pete is the ramp doors, this thing is a hair narrower and obviously taller than a little pete

I found some info in a PDF from the Ecolab website:



Yours appears to be an older model.

Here's a link to the PDF if you want to read more about it: http://www.ecolab.com/program/guardianplus/~/media/3F6645C255DA4FB881DF9571473822B2.ashx

them new fancy victor suck,,,,,rats are able to pick the nuts out of the hole even when secured by nut nutter......