darkwolf666
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Chocolate. Not cats - they crap more than the mice do - and most of them can't be arsed to chase mice anyway.
No, but they are good for keeping spiders at bay - in my experience!
Chocolate. Not cats - they crap more than the mice do - and most of them can't be arsed to chase mice anyway.
Get a cat... Job done. I got two so they have no chance of escaping.
That's horrible, but it made me chuckle..had a problem at home a few years back and asked the professional who did my business to come round and sort it.
he laid out glue traps with a little peanut butter.
next morning, result first mouse caught.
unfortunately i didnt realise how strong these traps were, i decided to release the little chap back into the neighbours garden and went to pull him off the trap,
i basically deskinned him in one move amongst much painful squealing .
couldnt face it so luzzed the trap and mouse over the fence and pretented it never happened
Peanut butter
I had a problem with mice a couple of years back and found that the humane traps, baited with a small piece of cream cracker worked a treat. Releasing them down the back alley was the worst part as it's like the Cat Bronx.... They sure scuttled off fast.
had a problem at home a few years back and asked the professional who did my business to come round and sort it.
he laid out glue traps with a little peanut butter.
next morning, result first mouse caught.
unfortunately i didnt realise how strong these traps were, i decided to release the little chap back into the neighbours garden and went to pull him off the trap,
i basically deskinned him in one move amongst much painful squealing .
couldnt face it so luzzed the trap and the still screaming mouse over the fence and pretented it never happened
Bird food is actually the answer. A few seeds like sunflower work a treat. A humane trap for a fiver with a few seeds will tempt little Mickey and the door will close behind him. Then just take him away somewhere and let him go.
Is the answer! Make sure you take them along way though,took mine over to Stamner park![]()
I know they are clever but I'd like to see them get through a double glazed back door.Used similar traps when two decided to tuck into my home grown potato crop in the under stair cupboard. Peanut butter and both caught. I read that you need to release them over a mile away or they come back. So both now have a rural home in the compost bin at the allotment.
Would just the shiny paper work? Don't buy chocolate.
I know they are clever but I'd like to see them get through a double glazed back door.
It might be illuminating to see which camp Mr Trump is on on this subject....have a feeling he would be a " Zapper "