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My Critter Catcher

My Critter Catcher - Spider and Insect Catcher

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Fulfilled by MPO Global
Arrives Mar 4 – Mar 5
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Color: Green


Features

  • Catch and release spiders, insects, bugs, and other critters from your home, office, or classroom.
  • Use for the safe handling of Spiders, Roaches, Scorpions, Flies, Crickets, Stink Bugs, Millipedes, Centipedes, Wasps, Yellow Jackets, Bees, Moths and more
  • Patented design keeps you and the insect safe no direct contact with the bug and no mess.
  • Easy to use for children, parents, and grandparents alike. To pick up insects simply do the following: Squeeze the handle so the bristles open, position the open bristles over the insect, and release the handle so the bristles close. To release the insect outside, just squeeze the handle again so the bristles re-open.
  • Safely return bugs to where they belong, in nature!

Product Dimensions: 27 x 5 x 2 inches


Item Weight: 6.1 ounces


Manufacturer: My Critter Catcher


Item model number: MCC-MR-1


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Wolf & Huntsman Spiders
Color: Green
So far I've had success; however, our spiders are far from calm, docile friendly house spiders. Wolf spiders are aggressive (once provoked) and Fast. They range from not-so-scary to my-huband's-going-nowhere-near-this-thing. I purchased My Critter Catcher for him, hoping it would embolden him to approach these monstrosities (his view) and gently scoop them up to release them outside so they can eat the gross bugs. Thus far I have been the only one to use it. For a slow moving spider I'd imagine this would be a great tool. For wolf spiders it's going to be more like a game. None of the three I've caught so far have just sat there and taken it. They run. Quickly. The first two I caught after three attempts. The third one was one of the large guys, and a bit sassier than the first two. On the fifth try I Finally got it; however, it did lose a leg in the ordeal. Hopefully it will molt again, which will result in a new leg for the little fella. All three spiders survived and scurried off after I released them. The first one I had to flick out of the device, but the other two plopped right out. I think I'll stick to the Tupperware container and my spider catching paper for the ones that have babies, though I think the babies Might actually stay caught within the bristles. I'll have to try it outside sometime - don't want to risk all those little guys loose in the house. My husband would sleep with one eye open until I was able to account for each little monstrosity; or we'd just have to move. (see 20200823 update) 20170929: I found one place I was unable to use the Critter Catcher. I walked into the restroom, gazed upon the porcelain throne and was stumped. Let me tell y'all about a wolf spider's silly side. They flatten themselves against surfaces in an effort to hide; however, I have bad news for them - I see you! It's difficult to miss those Long legs, and that large body, hanging out on a white wall. Sorry, guys, you're not sneaky. I'd compare it to an elephant hiding behind a human. In any event, I'm still looking for this particular prankster. He was sitting under the lip of the rim of the commode, just chillin'. I thought and thought about how to catch and release, but I simply wasn't willing to dunk My Critter Catcher. I believe I've mentioned somewhere that while I'm not terrified of these creatures, I'm not entirely keen on snuggling with them, and Especially not in such an intimate setting. With regret, I hit the handle and I kid you not, this guy Surfed the Wave to the other side of the bowl, flipped me the bird, and disappeared. I haven't seen it since, and I only know it did not go down the hole. I'll go on record to state that there is now a process of lifting lids, swiping My Critter Catcher between the tank and seat, as well as the back of the tank before I'll consider taking care of business. 20190816: 2 years after the Huntsman spider's wily antics I'm still using this device. We have a deal in our household - I catch the spiders, we don't burn down the house. He dispatches the roaches, we don't burn down the house. Peace and harmony is maintained. I did have to purchase a new broom when I couldn't make it to him to take out one particularly large roach - it was blocking me from getting to the bedroom where my hero slumbered, utterly unaware of my plight. That evil entity zigged when I zigged and zagged when I zagged, it was stalking me! Out of desperation I jumped over the couch and scrambled to the broom before that gruesome pest could get me. Once I was armed, he knew it was on and tried to run but oh no, emboldened by my acquisition of a weapon I was like a wild Amazonian ready for blood (or ooze). A quick jab into the wall and seven smacks later the broom broke (some may think it was overkill but noooo, it was Still alive because that's how roaches are - invulnerable). Mustering my courage, and choking back bile, I harpooned that repulsive demon. I then covered it with a tupperware container and left a note for my husband, along with the aftermath so all could marvel at the brave battle I endured. I digress, My Critter Catcher is Fantastic and you won't be disappointed. It helps with reaching otherwise unreachable areas that arachnids like to taunt us from. Ours are frisky and very much enjoy tormenting my husband in the shower (buwahaha - don't tell him I laughed or he'll tell you about the time I pickled a roach in the shower with a gallon of vinegar. It . . . touched my hand - gives me shivers to this day!). 20200823: I'm pleased to discover my review has helped many people! I came to update - My Critter Catcher has racked up nearly 100 catches now and is still going strong. The bristles are beginning to widen a bit but I'm suspecting a hot water soak will get those back into shape - I just don't have a pot I'm willing to sacrifice (gross!) so I'm thinking on alternate solutions (maybe a bucket in which I pour the hot water). I Have captured wolfies with the babies and the babies stayed within the bristles, much to my husband's relief. Y'all should have heard That conversation, "No baby, don't do it, don't, don't, dontdontdontdont, babyyyy!" This is a Firefighter we're talking about, y'all - burning building falling all around him is No problem, but you stick 8 legs in front of him and he's taking the flight option. To be fair, I have broken 2 brooms whilst killing roaches since purchasing My Critter Catcher. I have since purchased the Bug-A-Salt and though it may take 7 shots, salt ammo is less expensive than a new broom. And Much Much more fun. Huntsman spiders remain a difficult catch due to their expert level of hiding. They practically suction to the wall and almost always in the corner between the door frame and wall. I found a Second one in our toilet - never again shall I do my business in the dark. Florida is no joke! I was able to get him out with My Critter Catcher and I felt better about that than flushing him. I had one Huntsman get so angry I could feel the vibration from its temper tantrum through the handle - he was a big boy. A big furious boy. 20220712: Holy cow, I've had this thing for 6 years! I've caught hundreds of spiders, and released them into the wild (okay, our yard). Some of the bristles are starting to follow their own path, but for the most part the contraption is holding together well. I Have scooped up wolf spiders, with babies on their backs. The babies, so far as I could tell, did stay with their mom as I escorted them outside. It's a risk, for sure. For anyone still on the fence about this product - do it! Even my husband had been emboldened after all these years to use this device, though he has eyeballed the Bug-A-Salt a few times, to which I have shot a warning glance. Remember, folks, spiders kill roaches and that makes spiders valuable and precious. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2016 by Trippet
    • Works most the time
Color: Camo
This is an interesting contraption, which I bought to catch and release the large wolf spiders that are beneficial to my garden, which often get in my house. It works most the time on the average sized ones but I had a really large one, close to 3 inches and it definitely had no effect on that guy he just ran off. but I still kinda like this thing. It’s better than picking them up with paper towels and dumping them outside. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Susan E.
    • Why didn't I buy this years ago?
Color: Pink
This is a lifesaver for me and the bugs! I (almost) never kill bugs in my home. However, the methods I have used to remove them are usually complicated and difficult involving plates, cups, random plasticware, and patience. This takes all that out of the bug-saving process. Point, grab, and go! It even has a cover to put on it to keep the bugs in until you can get to a window or door. It is so easy and satisfying to help out my bug friends. I imagine them saying "Thank you!" as I let them back out into the wild. If your heart is big but you don't have the time to play mousetrap with kitchenware every time you see a fly, buy this and make your life easier. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2023 by Rebecca C.
    • Could be longer, works decently
Color: Green
Terrified of spiders, so this makes it so I don't have to get close to them to get rid of them. It hasn't failed me yet, but I'm scared smaller spiders will be able to slip out. Sometimes I reattach the cover while the spider is trapped to keep it from escaping, but I have to get close to the spider to do that. Wish the arm was longer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023 by Fin N
    • I did catch a bug!
Color: Pink
The media could not be loaded. Bigger bugs seem easier to catch while smaller bugs can get away. I used the lid that comes with it to help transfer the bug outside because I was cautious/concerned that the bug might escape. It was a smaller bug & it did get out on the way outside so I'm glad I had the lid on. I was able to just dump the bug out and it flew away. I think it needs different head attachments for different bugs but it's a good first run. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2023 by Charity Dean

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