I like the Victor mouse traps myself. Wooden base and wire spring, they have to be modified. First bend up the latch to a 90 degree angle.
Use Tri Flow lubricant on all metal parts, springs, and wires. Note do not get it on where the bait goes. The bait, most important, use creamy
peanut butter mixed with white flower. Mixture should be able to be compress, light brown in color, and a little powdery, then fill bait hole evenly,
no more then that. You want them to work for the food. The Tri Flow will make the traps very fast, for the little ones, see against the wall before
arming. Tweak the latch as needed, just so it if you bump it , it goes off. Depending on your mice problem is how often to check traps. One
mouse, check in the morning, more than one check in an hour or if you hear it go off. Trapped 136 in three hours, had to quit so I could drink
a beer. Large problem, have trash can close, and do not forget to empty trash can, bodies start stinking in about four hours.
Note, you will have to rebait if you set it and it goes off before you place trap and watch the fingers.