Daaaamn... this Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap is serious business. Normally we prefer more humane, wired domes to cage our furry house guests as they grab ...

Woodstream's Pete Koziar, right, principal electronics engineer, talks about its Victor Smart-Kill electronic mouse and rat traps with Paul Kletzli, product design engineer.

We’re pretty sure he was paid to do this voice over for the Victor Multi-Kill Electronic Mouse Trap, a $100 mini chamber that electrocutes 150 mice per set of batteries, but we’re also pretty ...

The Victor electronic mousetrap, which also carries several patents, works on four AA batteries. Woodstream began as John Mast's Animal Trap Co. in the 1890s; the name was changed in 1960.

Victor will provide mobile app access to its new connected traps, with plans for a dashboard and pest analytics in the future.