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One Trap. All Night. Every Mouse.
Snap traps catch one mouse and stop working. CatchAll's Bucket Lid Mouse Trap resets itself by gravity after every catch, working continuously from dusk to dawn while you sleep.
Homesteaders, coop owners, and RV owners are pulling 10 to 20+ mice per night from a single bucket and watching entire colonies collapse within weeks.
No Poison. No Risk. No Regret.
Poison bait kills more than mice. It poisons barn cats, dogs, owls, and hawks through the food chain, and it puts your children and livestock at risk every single day it sits on your property.
CatchAll's Bucket Lid Mouse Trap uses zero chemicals, zero poison, and zero exposed springs, so your family, pets, and flock stay completely safe while the mice disappear.
Protect Your Flock. Save Your Feed.
Mice contaminate feed, spread bacteria through waterers, and cost homesteaders hundreds of dollars in wasted grain every season. A single female mouse produces a new litter every three weeks, meaning the colony grows faster than snap traps can keep up.
CatchAll's Bucket Lid Mouse Trap collapses entire colonies in weeks, not months, so your feed stays clean, your birds stay healthy, and your money stays in your pocket.
Set It Once. Walk Away. Done.
No checking traps every hour. No resetting snapped triggers. No crawling under cabinets to reposition bait stations. CatchAll's Bucket Lid Mouse Trap takes under 60 seconds to set up and works passively all night without any attention from you.
Whether you place it in your barn, your coop, your RV, or your garage, it catches while you sleep and you check the results in the morning. That is it.
HOW TO USE
STEP 1: Grab Any 5-Gallon Bucket
Take any standard 5-gallon bucket you already own from your garage, barn, or workshop. Place it where you have seen droppings or mouse activity, like along a wall, near feed bins, in the coop, or inside your RV. Add about 2 inches of water to the bottom of the bucket.
STEP 2: Snap On the Lid and Bait It
Press the CatchAll lid onto your bucket until it clicks securely into place. Smear a thin layer of peanut butter on each of the two trapdoor panels. That is all the bait you need. One jar of peanut butter lasts for months of trapping.
STEP 3: Lean the Ramp and Walk Away
Lean the included wooden ramp against the outside of the bucket rim so mice can walk up to the lid. That is the entire setup and it takes under 60 seconds. Now go to bed and let CatchAll work all night while you sleep.
STEP 4: Check the Bucket Each Morning
Check your bucket in the morning and dispose of the catch. Re-bait if needed and set it again that evening. Most customers see 10 to 20 or more mice the first night. Within 2 to 3 weeks the colony collapses and the bucket comes up empty most mornings.
Real Results From Real Properties
See how CatchAll is working for homesteaders, families, and RV owners across the country.
"17 Mice the First Night. Our Feed Room Is Finally Clean."
We were going through a 50-pound bag of layer pellets every two weeks instead of four. I set up a trail cam in the coop one night and counted over 30 mice on the feeder between midnight and 4 AM. I set the CatchAll in the barn that same evening. Next morning: 17 mice in the bucket. By week three the numbers dropped to 1 or 2 per night. Feed costs are back to normal for the first time in over a year and our egg production went up because the hens are no longer sharing their food with a colony we could not even see.
"Our Barn Cat Nearly Died From the Bait Stations. Never Again."
Our barn cat Dusty stopped eating on a Tuesday and by Friday she could not stand up. The emergency vet asked one question: do you use rodent bait anywhere on your property? Dusty had been catching poisoned mice and the toxin built up in her liver over months. After a $2,200 vet bill and six weeks of medication she finally recovered. I pulled every single bait station that weekend and set the CatchAll in the feed room. First night: 14 mice. Five months later the colony is gone, feed costs dropped $45 a month, and Dusty is healthy and sleeping in the sun on a hay bale where she belongs.
"I Found Droppings in My Kids' Cup Drawer. That Was the Last Straw."
We had been dealing with mice in our kitchen for three months. Snap traps caught a few but I kept finding fresh droppings in the drawers where I keep my children's cups and plates. I could not use poison because we have a 2-year-old and a dog. I was up at 1 AM every night googling solutions. I set the CatchAll in the garage on a Wednesday evening. Thursday morning: 9 mice in the bucket. By the end of week two the traps were coming up empty. No more droppings in the kitchen. No more scratching in the walls at night. My husband said it was just one mouse. It was never just one mouse.
"$3,800 in Wiring Damage From Five Months of Winter Storage. Never Again."
We pulled our Grand Design out of storage in April and the slide-out would not move. The dealer found the entire wiring harness chewed through underneath. Brake lights gone, 12-volt circuit destroyed, and a mouse nest packed inside the furnace duct. Total repair bill was $3,800 and insurance denied the claim because rodent damage is excluded from our policy. That October I put a CatchAll inside the trailer before winterizing. November check: 4 mice. December: 3. January: 2. February: 1. March: empty bucket and zero droppings anywhere. We de-winterized last Saturday and everything works perfectly. We are heading to Table Rock Lake this Friday and for the first time in years I am not dreading what I will find when I open that door.
What Our Customers Say
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.7/5 From 2,814 reviews
"Set it up in the barn before bed. Next morning I counted 17 mice in the bucket. Seventeen. From one single trap. I've spent hundreds on snap traps that never came close to this."
"Our barn cat got secondary poisoning from bait stations and nearly died. Switched to the CatchAll and within three weeks the droppings in our feed room were completely gone. Wish I'd found this years ago."
"Put one in our travel trailer for winter storage. Pulled out 11 mice the first month. De-winterized in April and everything was clean for the first time in four years."
"Dead simple to set up. Peanut butter, a scrap board, done. My kids think it's the coolest thing checking the bucket every morning."
"I was skeptical that a bucket lid could outperform poison bait stations. First week: 43 mice from one barn. Feed costs dropped forty dollars a month after the colony collapsed. This thing pays for itself in days."
"Mice chewed through the wiring in our chicken coop and we almost had a fire. Electrician told us to deal with the population first. CatchAll cleared it out in under a month. No more droppings, no more chew marks."