I love mine and use it for my home. In my barn, I use the bucket tip and slip. In a year, I've got over fifty in the barn. I got probably twenty in the house since I installed it after seeing your video.
Hi GP, I recall your videos you made 4 years ago, I was interested at that time but considering the cost per unit, I bought various other products. 4 years later, we still have significant mouse issues in our basement. Your video just encouraged me to give it a try, I just bought one! With all products I tried with limited success, I do not have high expectations, but thank you for your advise and taking the time to talk about your experience 4 years later, you can’t have better review then this!
Alright, GP, I'm going to give this a shot. I, too, recently had a place built in the woods and the first several years I had no mice. Last Fall I started hearing mice in the wall over my bed. My guess is the place has just settled now and there's a gap somewhere along a window, the sill or the vent fan for the bathroom (washroom). No mice INSIDE the main living area (yet), but I've had a bucket outside against that wall for a year now, with mice in it from time to time. I did spray foam around the base of the siding/sill trying to eliminate entry points, but those little buggers find a way still. Even bought a UV flashlight to try to find their entry points via mouse urine/feces. No luck. I will continue to look for the entry point, but I'm willing to spend a little now to avoid larger future problems. Thanks!
Gord, thanks for yet another great tip. Agree with lots of folks getting mice outside before they enter the premises is best. However, reality is they are most likely already inside . So I picked up the A24 Smart Trap with Bluetooth that sends humane kill count, CO2 shots remaining, and has a paste countdown to change it out. Easy to check the app on your be phone and see if I need to discard a mouse! It’s a slick effective unit! Never had any signs of mice until ginger bread house decorations were placed in my walk in attic. Someone didn’t put the candies in a sealed container😂. It’s already working great and the smart sensor upgrade is $65 US. Cheers and happy holidays.
Hey great to hear Dale! Did you spend a week or two moving those little tasters around first? Those little wee taster cards helped me figure out the most ideal spot to put the trap. And it works. Cheers!
Thx for another very informative video. I have seen those traps and they appear to be very efficient indeed. I like the idea of catching the mice while they are still outside. However, I find them very expensive. FWIW, I have a few Victor electronic mouse traps which I find are a good, economical solution, $30 each on Amazon. I leave them along the outside wall. A bit of peanut butter as bait attracts the mice who are electrocuted. No danger to other pets and very little fuss other than changing batteries. Another solution I use occasionally is to take a plastic container and drill a small hole, (say 3/4 in) and place a snap trap inside. Unlike the Goodnature traps, the mice have to be removed after each kill.
Living in a rural area I can relate. We hired a pest control company to totally seal the house, from mice to raccoons. We have bait traps around and in the house too as other rodents are prevalent here as well. We had bats in the attic, which meant replacing a layer of insulation and replacing the roof vents to remove the points of entry. Nothing is full proof so I am glad I found your video in case we need to add another layer of defence.
Good afternoon Gord. You just shared a BETTER MOUSE TRAP with us again. Going to look at it closer for sure. Thanks for sharing this information with us. Hope all are doing fine around there. Stay safe and keep up the great videos and fun you all have around there. Fred.
Cheers my good friend. I may not have told you before but Kirsten knew you by name, and she always enjoyed reading your comments on my videos. She knew how supportive you have been of me, and of her. It warms my heart. Cheers good sir. :)
Yes, I got that from the notes in the purchases and some replies. I miss her too and I have all good memories and see her around there a lot. I use both the Big GP and the Lil GP coffee mugs and both the Orange and the White key chains as a Happy Reminder. Fred.
Great video - really thorough updated review. Based on your recommendation, I will be ordering one of these to try in Maine. I was initially put off by some of the reviews on Amazon, but you are a trusted source of information. Thanks -
I bought the goodnature A24, and followed both the company's directions and the information you provided. In the first 4 nights, I trapped 5 mice. This trap is amazing. Thanks -
Thanks David, My ROI on this trap was about 1.5 years of paying for a pest control service. But far superior performance , from my experience. Good luck!
Very interesting GP. I went down to my old farm I still do the property maintenance for the new owners. I went in to the shed and heard a rat above me on the wall. So I went to get some baits to throw around only to find the little darlings had eaten a hole through the lid and devoured all the baits. Nothing like sitting on a tractor in summer in Australia you just have to cover every bit of skin because melanomas are not fun. Still recovering from an operation in March this year. 🇦🇺🍺
Excellent video....just bought one A24 here in Sweden. This model however is with a Bluetooth module which tracks events and consumption at the trap. I am a bit concerned about the chap in the video. At 7:14 he claimed he looked into the trap.......that is what kills the mice.,....!?
Great video Gord very interesting that is a great tool glad it works good for you . and yes at my old camp all we used was traps and when we left we used the pail with windshield washer and that is not fun to come back to after a couple weeks . have a great week buddy hope thing is well with you guys take care
GP I see you are storing things on the platform that was going to be the spot for the sand and such in a little covered shed. You still need to get that built or your garage to put the equipment away in bro. The cost of lumber should be better by now after Covid and such to get it built. Perhaps next year as this year was busy for you. Have a great set of holidays my friend and stay well. Rob
Hey Rib, It is. But I was a wee bit shocked this past summer. Neighbour Ralph built a simple garage and the cost ran over $110K . Yeeshhh. Wish I had done mine 11 years ago. Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors Well you could use that area in Toronto you do videos from every once in awhile to store things if its an extra area. Buy a few green treated posts if that is what you will use for that small area where the sand was going every once in awhile this winter when you have a few extra $'s and when spring comes you will have them to use at that time. Hopefully winter will have the price down without much construction and you can get them cheaper. When spring comes get more of what you will need. Then you are not out all the $'s at once. Dry all winter and ready to go in the spring. Might work for you! Just an idea bro.
I bought one recently and it came with an app for my phone. Shows me the number of humane kills, strikes left and days left for the paste. So far so good.
Hey GP....My problem with mice is that my wife is a die hard animal lover and won't kill a thing! We use Have-A-Heart traps and take the little critters down the road. I'm convinced the same ones keep coming back! I wanted to catch one and dip it's tail in paint to prove it but so far haven't. I have no clue how they get in, but in the Fall here in Vermont is when they really start to become active and end up in my basement!
LOL! Andy, Carol is the same way! So, I just stopped telling her. I don't feel I have been disingenuous, but like you,. catching them live and then releasing them into the forest, just means they will come back. So I don't tell her anymore. This trap is instant and painless. So I feel that it is humane - in fact the trap has been certified in New Zealand - as a humane trap, but for my bride, I just don't tell her anymore. She no longer asks, and I don't offer info. Hope that helps a bit. Cheers!
I bought one and the fact that the trap resets is a positive. I've tried it indoors and out and changed locations but for the price it has not lived up to the marketing.
Darn, Thanks GP… in my cabin, I’m always calling out the pest control guy to come out monthly to maintain the area.. I’m going to be grabbing one of these, maybe a couple of them.
Hi GP, I have been using these large glue boards. They work, but I know there are definitely NOT the most humane way to catch mice. I'm going to get on of the A24's wish the application for the phone, as this is for my second house in Northern Wisconsin!
I’m from a cold climate also and just like to know if you use this outside in really cold weather ? My house is all steel and have not had any issues with mice in the house or attached garage. I do have like 14 snap traps outside that I check on a daily basis. I do have the air trap too does not work as well as the snap trap but I noticed you said you have to make sure there’s good bait smell. Squeezing the chocolate is something I never thought of doing. I checked my bait and it’s still full so I squeezed the bag and it was full. I used the air trap inside the garage last winter and caught nothing so I’d like to see if it works outside in below o weather so I can forget about all the snap traps .
Morning Michael. I had mine out on the proch for about a month in mid winter ( -20+ Celsius) and it still triggered. I almost never saw any victims but I know it worked (cause I filmed it) and I have the counter. The added benefit to having it outside is the local wildlife will take of the victim. Cheers and all the best!
Hi GP - fairly recent subscriber, started about 18 mos ago when I was researching my own tractor purchase... Appreciate your recent updated review of this mousetrap (and then I went back to review the older ones). Dumb question: If you only need to check the trap every 6 months, don't the carcasses build up at the bottom of the trap after awhile, and therefore?, and prevent the live mice from accessing the bait? From the vid, there is not a lot of room at the bottom of the stand. Am I missing something? (Perhaps you check the lure and the CO2 cartridge every six months, but take away the victims more frequently?) Hope you can clarify.
I keep mouse traps set all year. I have an A24 and some Havahart traps also I get a lot more with the Havahart then with the A24. Not sure what up with the A24 if you have any advice I would appreciate it. Thanks
GP, we have 4 legged rodent control, and it works, because they are so proud of there abilities, they leave there trophies by the front door. LOL Cheers
Question for GP: I have a few cute and friendly tame squirrels I feed a few peanuts to daily. I really don't want to kill my squirrel friends while I take care of the rats passing through my yard from a nest that is not on my property. I worry they will go after the A24 bait... I saw the appliance you can add so only mice can fit inside but I have a rat issue. Your thoughts?
LOL. Well, when I put the trap outdoors, the local wildlife ( fox, coyotes, fisher cats etc) take care of the victim. In the crawl space, I remove the victims regularly from the trap but I throw them into the forest because the Lure is not poisonous so it is safe for the forest animals. Cheers!
If your useing mouse traps or poisons inside your cabin your basicly pulling them inside. Think about it your putting food for them inside at there level where they love it. Also mice can climb anything but metal or vinyl siding. Really the best way to keep them out is to close up every hole foundation to roof..sprayfoam isnt going to work.
Thanks for the follow-up review, Gord. Living in the country is beautiful and definitely sometimes a challenge with wildlife. I've hesitated spending the money on an automated system, but I'm going to give it a try based on your results. Thank you! Cheers!
Hey good day Doug. If you decide, then use those little Lure Strips they give you. I moved the trap around for a few months until I found the perfect spot for it. Where the most mouse traffic was occurring. I am very thankful I found it cause it simply works. For me, in the crawl space, it was right below the wet wall - still the best spot to this date. Cheers and good luck. Let me know how it goes my friend!
@GPOutdoors Thanks again, Gord! I did order extra lure strips to help identify my problem areas. I will definitely keep you posted! Have a good weekend!
@@dougdavis4439 Doug, it took me while to find the sweet spot. But i found it. and happily have the trap in the best placement and live mouse free. Cheers and good luck!
Great video, again. Please don't use poison baits. The mice eat the poison, then the owls, hawks and martens eat the mice and die. When the predators die back, the mouse population rebounds, with a vengeance. Your basic message bears repeating...Stay Vigilant! John
Yup, looks like a great product. Sticker shock is an issue. But if I added up all the money I've spent on alternatives over the years, I might have been ahead to with the A24 from the outset.@@GPOutdoors
He actually said "There's mice out here". Noooooooo really? There's mice living OUTSIDE??? I didn't even know that. I thought mice and other wild animals lived inside. I was wrong this whole time? Learn something new every day I guess............
How's she goin'? Controlling the rodents is full time job eh!! Mice aren't the big issue here. They are all around the camp and in the shop, but we have not had any in the camp. Don't ask me why, just lucky I guess. But the squirrels, now that's another topic all together!! Take care!!
I can't believe it's been 4 years since the first video. I have two that I ordered after that video and they both work great. Thanks for sharing 👍
I love mine and use it for my home. In my barn, I use the bucket tip and slip. In a year, I've got over fifty in the barn. I got probably twenty in the house since I installed it after seeing your video.
GP when I watch you you talk you know what you're doing. I enjoy watching your show could you explain things easily.😊
Thanks very kindly Tim. Wish you and your family all the best!
Hi GP,
I recall your videos you made 4 years ago, I was interested at that time but considering the cost per unit, I bought various other products. 4 years later, we still have significant mouse issues in our basement. Your video just encouraged me to give it a try, I just bought one! With all products I tried with limited success, I do not have high expectations, but thank you for your advise and taking the time to talk about your experience 4 years later, you can’t have better review then this!
Alright, GP, I'm going to give this a shot. I, too, recently had a place built in the woods and the first several years I had no mice. Last Fall I started hearing mice in the wall over my bed. My guess is the place has just settled now and there's a gap somewhere along a window, the sill or the vent fan for the bathroom (washroom). No mice INSIDE the main living area (yet), but I've had a bucket outside against that wall for a year now, with mice in it from time to time. I did spray foam around the base of the siding/sill trying to eliminate entry points, but those little buggers find a way still. Even bought a UV flashlight to try to find their entry points via mouse urine/feces. No luck. I will continue to look for the entry point, but I'm willing to spend a little now to avoid larger future problems. Thanks!
Gord, thanks for yet another great tip. Agree with lots of folks getting mice outside before they enter the premises is best. However, reality is they are most likely already inside . So I picked up the A24
Smart Trap with Bluetooth that sends humane kill count, CO2 shots remaining, and has a paste countdown to change it out. Easy to check the app on your be phone and see if I need to discard a mouse! It’s a slick effective unit! Never had any signs of mice until ginger bread house decorations were placed in my walk in attic. Someone didn’t put the candies in a sealed container😂. It’s already working great and the smart sensor upgrade is $65 US. Cheers and happy holidays.
Since you answered my question on this trap a few weeks ago mine has arrived and went straight to work nothing but happy thanks alot Gord
Hey great to hear Dale! Did you spend a week or two moving those little tasters around first? Those little wee taster cards helped me figure out the most ideal spot to put the trap. And it works. Cheers!
WHAT ALREADY 4 YRS 😮 OUTSTANDING INFORMATIVE VIDEO 🧐👍Cheers 🍻🍻
Morning Dave!
Thanks Gord, never heard of the A24 before...... time to investigate!!
Thx for another very informative video.
I have seen those traps and they appear to be very efficient indeed. I like the idea of catching the mice while they are still outside. However, I find them very expensive. FWIW, I have a few Victor electronic mouse traps which I find are a good, economical solution, $30 each on Amazon. I leave them along the outside wall. A bit of peanut butter as bait attracts the mice who are electrocuted. No danger to other pets and very little fuss other than changing batteries. Another solution I use occasionally is to take a plastic container and drill a small hole, (say 3/4 in) and place a snap trap inside. Unlike the Goodnature traps, the mice have to be removed after each kill.
Living in a rural area I can relate. We hired a pest control company to totally seal the house, from mice to raccoons. We have bait traps around and in the house too as other rodents are prevalent here as well. We had bats in the attic, which meant replacing a layer of insulation and replacing the roof vents to remove the points of entry. Nothing is full proof so I am glad I found your video in case we need to add another layer of defence.
Thanks GP. I’m going to look into this unit. Take care and work safe
I got a Goodnature trap after seeing your video. Has worked just fine. Cheers. 👍
Very interesting stuff Gord...I'm gonna' check these out! 👍
Garter snakes work great too… and no maintenance!
Good afternoon Gord. You just shared a BETTER MOUSE TRAP with us again. Going to look at it closer for sure. Thanks for sharing this information with us. Hope all are doing fine around there. Stay safe and keep up the great videos and fun you all have around there. Fred.
Cheers my good friend. I may not have told you before but Kirsten knew you by name, and she always enjoyed reading your comments on my videos. She knew how supportive you have been of me, and of her. It warms my heart. Cheers good sir. :)
Yes, I got that from the notes in the purchases and some replies. I miss her too and I have all good memories and see her around there a lot. I use both the Big GP and the Lil GP coffee mugs and both the Orange and the White key chains as a Happy Reminder. Fred.
Great video - really thorough updated review. Based on your recommendation, I will be ordering one of these to try in Maine. I was initially put off by some of the reviews on Amazon, but you are a trusted source of information. Thanks -
I bought the goodnature A24, and followed both the company's directions and the information you provided. In the first 4 nights, I trapped 5 mice. This trap is amazing. Thanks -
Good to do a review as I missed this on first go around, I will seriously consider this tool, thanks!
Thanks David, My ROI on this trap was about 1.5 years of paying for a pest control service. But far superior performance , from my experience. Good luck!
Very interesting GP. I went down to my old farm I still do the property maintenance for the new owners. I went in to the shed and heard a rat above me on the wall. So I went to get some baits to throw around only to find the little darlings had eaten a hole through the lid and devoured all the baits.
Nothing like sitting on a tractor in summer in Australia you just have to cover every bit of skin because melanomas are not fun. Still recovering from an operation in March this year. 🇦🇺🍺
Excellent video....just bought one A24 here in Sweden. This model however is with a Bluetooth module which tracks events and consumption at the trap. I am a bit concerned about the chap in the video. At 7:14 he claimed he looked into the trap.......that is what kills the mice.,....!?
Great video Gord very interesting that is a great tool glad it works good for you . and yes at my old camp all we used was traps and when we left we used the pail with windshield washer and that is not fun to come back to after a couple weeks . have a great week buddy hope thing is well with you guys take care
Thanks Tom!
I am going to check them out.
Very informative GP. thanks for sharing
Thanks Gord. Great info.
That’s a neat trap, and sure sounds like it works. 👍🏻
GP I see you are storing things on the platform that was going to be the spot for the sand and such in a little covered shed. You still need to get that built or your garage to put the equipment away in bro. The cost of lumber should be better by now after Covid and such to get it built. Perhaps next year as this year was busy for you. Have a great set of holidays my friend and stay well. Rob
Hey Rib, It is. But I was a wee bit shocked this past summer. Neighbour Ralph built a simple garage and the cost ran over $110K . Yeeshhh. Wish I had done mine 11 years ago. Cheers!
@@GPOutdoors Well you could use that area in Toronto you do videos from every once in awhile to store things if its an extra area. Buy a few green treated posts if that is what you will use for that small area where the sand was going every once in awhile this winter when you have a few extra $'s and when spring comes you will have them to use at that time. Hopefully winter will have the price down without much construction and you can get them cheaper. When spring comes get more of what you will need. Then you are not out all the $'s at once. Dry all winter and ready to go in the spring. Might work for you! Just an idea bro.
Thank you for a great video!!! ❤❤❤
Thanks, Gord!
I bought one recently and it came with an app for my phone. Shows me the number of humane kills, strikes left and days left for the paste. So far so good.
Hey GP....My problem with mice is that my wife is a die hard animal lover and won't kill a thing! We use Have-A-Heart traps and take the little critters down the road. I'm convinced the same ones keep coming back! I wanted to catch one and dip it's tail in paint to prove it but so far haven't. I have no clue how they get in, but in the Fall here in Vermont is when they really start to become active and end up in my basement!
LOL! Andy, Carol is the same way! So, I just stopped telling her. I don't feel I have been disingenuous, but like you,. catching them live and then releasing them into the forest, just means they will come back. So I don't tell her anymore. This trap is instant and painless. So I feel that it is humane - in fact the trap has been certified in New Zealand - as a humane trap, but for my bride, I just don't tell her anymore. She no longer asks, and I don't offer info. Hope that helps a bit. Cheers!
I bought one and the fact that the trap resets is a positive. I've tried it indoors and out and changed locations but for the price it has not lived up to the marketing.
Thanks Gord! I am going to check it out
thank you sir once again . very usefull information
Darn, Thanks GP… in my cabin, I’m always calling out the pest control guy to come out monthly to maintain the area.. I’m going to be grabbing one of these, maybe a couple of them.
Hi GP,
I have been using these large glue boards. They work, but I know there are definitely NOT the most humane way to catch mice.
I'm going to get on of the A24's wish the application for the phone, as this is for my second house in Northern Wisconsin!
I’m from a cold climate also and just like to know if you use this outside in really cold weather ? My house is all steel and have not had any issues with mice in the house or attached garage. I do have like 14 snap traps outside that I check on a daily basis. I do have the air trap too does not work as well as the snap trap but I noticed you said you have to make sure there’s good bait smell. Squeezing the chocolate is something I never thought of doing. I checked my bait and it’s still full so I squeezed the bag and it was full. I used the air trap inside the garage last winter and caught nothing so I’d like to see if it works outside in below o weather so I can forget about all the snap traps .
Morning Michael. I had mine out on the proch for about a month in mid winter ( -20+ Celsius) and it still triggered. I almost never saw any victims but I know it worked (cause I filmed it) and I have the counter. The added benefit to having it outside is the local wildlife will take of the victim. Cheers and all the best!
There you go GP costing me money again, lol 😂 thanks for the video
LOL! Cheers Dude!
Hi GP - fairly recent subscriber, started about 18 mos ago when I was researching my own tractor purchase... Appreciate your recent updated review of this mousetrap (and then I went back to review the older ones). Dumb question: If you only need to check the trap every 6 months, don't the carcasses build up at the bottom of the trap after awhile, and therefore?, and prevent the live mice from accessing the bait? From the vid, there is not a lot of room at the bottom of the stand. Am I missing something? (Perhaps you check the lure and the CO2 cartridge every six months, but take away the victims more frequently?) Hope you can clarify.
I keep mouse traps set all year. I have an A24 and some Havahart traps also I get a lot more with the Havahart then with the A24. Not sure what up with the A24 if you have any advice I would appreciate it. Thanks
I have never heard of the havaheart traps. I will try to check them out soon. Thanks!
GP, we have 4 legged rodent control, and it works, because they are so proud of there abilities, they leave there trophies by the front door. LOL Cheers
Very interesting
I have a concrete foundation...where would be the best place to place a trap like this?
Question for GP: I have a few cute and friendly tame squirrels I feed a few peanuts to daily. I really don't want to kill my squirrel friends while I take care of the rats passing through my yard from a nest that is not on my property. I worry they will go after the A24 bait... I saw the appliance you can add so only mice can fit inside but I have a rat issue. Your thoughts?
Boss of the swamp would tell you…bubble foil!! Yessa!
What happens to the mice? Are they shot . You still have to remove them, right?
I found/watched your first video and got my answers.
LOL. Well, when I put the trap outdoors, the local wildlife ( fox, coyotes, fisher cats etc) take care of the victim. In the crawl space, I remove the victims regularly from the trap but I throw them into the forest because the Lure is not poisonous so it is safe for the forest animals. Cheers!
But there are still dead mice that are decaying in the crawl space with the A24. How is that not an issue?
If your useing mouse traps or poisons inside your cabin your basicly pulling them inside. Think about it your putting food for them inside at there level where they love it. Also mice can climb anything but metal or vinyl siding. Really the best way to keep them out is to close up every hole foundation to roof..sprayfoam isnt going to work.
Thanks for the follow-up review, Gord. Living in the country is beautiful and definitely sometimes a challenge with wildlife. I've hesitated spending the money on an automated system, but I'm going to give it a try based on your results. Thank you! Cheers!
Hey good day Doug. If you decide, then use those little Lure Strips they give you. I moved the trap around for a few months until I found the perfect spot for it. Where the most mouse traffic was occurring. I am very thankful I found it cause it simply works. For me, in the crawl space, it was right below the wet wall - still the best spot to this date. Cheers and good luck. Let me know how it goes my friend!
@GPOutdoors Thanks again, Gord! I did order extra lure strips to help identify my problem areas. I will definitely keep you posted! Have a good weekend!
@@dougdavis4439 Doug, it took me while to find the sweet spot. But i found it. and happily have the trap in the best placement and live mouse free. Cheers and good luck!
Looks expensive. What is the cost per mouse?
LOL. That is a good question. Whjat I can tell you is the ROI compared to what I paid the Pest Control company was about 1 to1.5 years. Cheers!
Nice mouse trap
Great video, again. Please don't use poison baits. The mice eat the poison, then the owls, hawks and martens eat the mice and die. When the predators die back, the mouse population rebounds, with a vengeance. Your basic message bears repeating...Stay Vigilant! John
Great point Davidson Fam. The lure is non toxic so they don't face any poisons when they retrieve the victim. Cheers!
Yup, looks like a great product. Sticker shock is an issue. But if I added up all the money I've spent on alternatives over the years, I might have been ahead to with the A24 from the outset.@@GPOutdoors
I have cats. No mice.
LOL!
Mice do more damage on the farm or acreage than any other animal,in vehicles,farm equipment,seed bins,tarps,tents,etc etc.
He actually said "There's mice out here". Noooooooo really? There's mice living OUTSIDE??? I didn't even know that. I thought mice and other wild animals lived inside. I was wrong this whole time? Learn something new every day I guess............
How's she goin'? Controlling the rodents is full time job eh!! Mice aren't the big issue here. They are all around the camp and in the shop, but we have not had any in the camp. Don't ask me why, just lucky I guess. But the squirrels, now that's another topic all together!! Take care!!
LOL! Morning Grampie!
Do not use poison. If your cat or a prey bird eats that mouse , they die also.
The Lure is not poisonous. That is another benefit. The wildlife can take the victim and it is not poisonous. Cheers!
If you buy some fake rubber snakes, that will keep the rodents away. You have to keep moving them.