Humane Solution: Built for live capture and release of rats. Robust wire construction and a 2‑door entry encourage quick containment without poisons, supporting responsible control around barns, coops, sheds, and storerooms. Quick Release System: Top‑open lid gives direct access for relocation; rigid latch helps prevent escapes while you lift and release, keeping hands clear of the interior and enabling fast resets. High‑Capacity Design: Catch up to 21 rats in hours with correct baiting and placement. Multi‑catch layout encourages repeat entries, aiding efficient reduction in high‑activity zones. Built for Small Mammals: 2‑door access improves approach options and bait reach. Each unit measures 26.5" x 16.5" x 6"; tight mesh helps deter reach‑through and assists containment during transport. Trusted Quality: Built for repeated use; the trap-only layout keeps handling light and placement simple for frequent moves. Check local regulations for capture and release before use. The Ratinator 4‑pack equips you to manage rat activity humanely across larger properties or multiple hotspots. A multi‑catch layout with 2‑door entry encourages repeated approaches from either side, improving results in feed rooms, near coops, along walls, and by food storage. With correct placement and bait, a single set can hold up to 21 rats. The 25" x 15" x 6.5" footprint gives room for staging bait while the low profile sits flat to reduce bypasses and tip‑overs. For best performance, stage units on level surfaces along known runways or shadowed wall lines. Pre‑bait lightly for a day to build confidence, then set for capture. Keep the interior clear so animals can travel through; place attractant at the center and avoid blocking either doorway. Where vibration is an issue, wedge or weight the frame; rotate placements as activity shifts between feed rooms, alleys, or utility corridors. Choose region‑appropriate attractants and avoid restricted baits. Small, high‑fat lures—peanut butter mixed with oats—or seed blends are effective; refresh as needed. Reduce scent by wearing gloves and wiping exterior contact points; avoid strong cleaners that leave odors inside the cage. Check traps frequently (twice daily in hot weather) and relocate or otherwise handle animals strictly under local regulations; some municipalities prohibit relocation of commensal rats. Built for repeated use, galvanized wire mesh and tight openings help deter reach‑through, while the hinged top lid and rigid latch provide controlled access for humane discharge and fast rebaiting. After use, brush out debris, rinse with mild soap, and allow to dry. For larger programs, run multiple units to form capture corridors and pair with sanitation, exclusion, and habitat modification. Review local rules on capture, transport, relocation, and reporting before deployment.