The modular pest trap assembly of the present application includes a modular relatively planar structure that is configured to be adaptable for different methods and areas of a structure for the capture of pests. The assembly includes a modular structure having a main body with a first face and a second face. The modular structure also includes a corner and a plurality of sides. An adhesive layer extends across a portion of the second face of the modular structure. A detachable film cover lays across the adhesive layer to permit handling without contact of the adhesive layer. Additionally, an attachment member is selectively located adjacent to at least one of the plurality of sides of the modular structure for the purpose of securing the modular structure to a corner structure. Flaps extend inward into the corner structure to extend available adhesive internally to the total void space.

The present invention discloses a mouse house coated with an adhesive to trap a mouse or rats. The mouse house comprises a flat sheet and end sections or stands. The flat sheet could be quickly curled into a tube. The end sections are configured to provide support to the tube of the mouse house. The flat sheet further comprises an adhesive at the center portion to trap the mouse inside the tube. If a mouse or a rat enters into a tunnel or passageway of the mouse house, it will get stick to the adhesive on the surface of the flat sheet or tube of the mouse house. The user could dispose the trapped or dead mouse along with the tube in the trash without seeing or touching it.

A multi-catch trap unit configured to trap rodents and insect using two respective modalities. The trap is formed of a housing or similar container that is configured to receive one or more mechanical rodent traps. A glue board also is provided that is foldable to form a right angle. The glue board is used to trap insects, and a vertical portion of the glue board also functions to separate an insect-trapping chamber from the rodent-trapping chamber.

A pest surveillance system comprising at least one pest monitoring apparatus and a main server is provided. The pest monitoring apparatus comprises an image capturing device, an environmental status sensing device, a controller and a network transmitter. The at least one pest monitoring apparatus is disposed in at least one space. The image capturing device is used for capturing an image of a pest catcher and generating an original image. The environmental status sensing device is used for detecting environmental status and generating an environmental parameter. The network transmitter is coupled to a network. The main server is connected to the network and receives the at least one original image and the at least one environmental parameter. An image processor of the main server calculates each original image according to each environmental parameter and generates a pest status data.

Method and apparatus for a pest control device mounting system configured for mounting pest control devices in a building and using them to control pests. The pest control device mounting system including a mounting bracket, which may have a circumferential portion defining a portal. In some examples, the mounting bracket includes a flange portion suitable for attaching to the perimeter of a cavity in a building surface. The pest control device mounting system including a plug configured to be removably attached to the mounting bracket and to substantially close the portal when attached to the mounting bracket, wherein the plug is configured to accommodate a pest control device.

A bait station for use with trapping rodents, including a housing, a ballast located within a base of the housing to inhibit movement of the bait station, at least one rodent trap retention area located above the ballast, and at least one rodent access to an interior of the housing though a side panel of the base at a height greater than that of the ballast. The bait station may include a removable tray disposed above the ballast that includes the rodent trap retention area to facilitate rodent removal and cleaning. Opposing first and second rodent access openings may be located on opposite side walls of the base to facilitate rodent entry from multiple directions.

A glue trap includes a tray and a multiuse handle that is integral to the tray, and is a unitary, one-piece construction with the tray. In an alternate embodiment, the trap includes an attached movable handle. Moreover, the handle can be used to strike the glue trap and a captured crawling pest against a hard surface in a method to humanely euthanize the pest before disposing of it.

A trap for rodents includes a platform; a spring mounted on the platform; a hammer connected to the spring; a bar placed to hold the hammer in cocked position; a trigger; and an adhesive placed on a surface of the trigger. When subject to force, the trigger releases the bar, causing the hammer to swing down rapidly. The adhesive may be placed on the top surface of the trigger. The adhesive may also be placed on a surface of at least one opening in the trigger. The adhesive may be covered by a backing.

Pest-management apparatuses (e.g., stations), such as, for example, that can be configured to permit a rodent to enter and retrieve a bait and/or become trapped (e.g., via adhesive or a snap-trap).

A pest control device is disclosed. The pest control device includes a base and a lid. The base includes an opening. The lid is attached to the base and pivotable between a first position and a second position. The lid includes a ramp. When the lid is in the first position: (i) the base and the lid define an interior volume and (ii) the ramp is adjacent the opening of the base. The disclosed pest control device more effectively traps a pest with an adhesive material and facilitate replacement of a used adhesive material.