Instant mouse trap
OwnerIsaac Hillinventor
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Abstract
A disposable trap comprising odorless rubberized glue or like sticky surface for capturing a mouse or like pest, a cover over the surface which has provisions for at least one opening therein for allowing the mouse to enter, is disclosed, wherein a window or like is provided for allowing the user to inspect the interior to see if a mouse is trapped therein, and wherein externally activated internal bait means are provided which bait is stored in an enclosure, is in a sealed condition, but which may be exposed within the covered trap by manipulating an external activator such as a push up pedestal which is pushed up to break a membrane within the trap and expose a change of bait material.
Claims10
A trap for rodents or like pests comprising:
- an enclosure for the pest to enter;
- means for ensnaring the pest in the enclosure;
- a charge of separately covered bait material mounted to the enclosure;
- means for uncovering said covered bait material within the enclosure, said means for uncovering being operable externally of said enclosure, whereby covered bait material may be stored for a long period of time and yet easily released when desired.
A trap for mice or like pests comprising, in combination;
- a floor upon which there is provided a coating of pest-enmeshing sticky material,
- a covering over the floor which covering defines at least one entrance for the pest to enter,
- a bait unit extending within the enclosure formed by said floor and covering and including means operable from the outside of the enclosure to expose or release bait material from the unit within the enclosure.
In a trap for a mouse or the like of the type having an enclosure in which the pest may enter and be held, the improvement comprising:
- a bait material covered by a membrane coupled to the enclosure;
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- means for manual operation from without the enclosure, for rupturing the membrane covering the bait material to thereby expose said bait material within the interior of the enclosure of the trap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.