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We have mice, they have suddenly appeared.
Ive put down traps with cheese, bread, jam you name it! Got one but the rest dont seem to take the bait. Apart from nuking the house anyone got any ideas.????
Hmmmzz... NOT if you got a feline hunter like our cat, who just finds said rodent, plays with it until just enough entrails are smeared over the floor and walls to make for a nice rub-down of your place, but still leaving said rodent alive enough to squeak the whole night long, crawling into/under a place where you can NEVER retrieve it, where it will eventually die an agonizing death.
While feline sits by and watches you with interest while you crawl under cupboards and mop the floor.
I've said it before, looks like I'll have to say it again - Cats are Bastards!
thank you
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
You could try glue traps - they're horrible nasty things, with a sticky toxic surface that Mr. Mouse gets stuck to and can't get off. Meanwhile the toxins work their way through his system, it takes about 4 days to die. Of course, if you find him then you can beat him to death with a half-brick, if you have the stomach for it. Personally I loathe the things, but they have a better track record than bog standard moose-traps.
Have to concur with the others, though - a cat is the way forwards. Do you have a friend with a farm, maybe? Perhaps he can lend you a mouser.
"I won't go down in history, but I probably will go down on your sister."
Hank Moody
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
Hmm. Some friends of mine likened me to their cat, Josie, who's rather aloof and skittish around strangers, takes awhile to warm up to people, and won't be treated roughly or told what to do.
So: alien, or cat? Hmm.
Or perhaps BASTARD, then, eh, James?
Actually, I wouldn't take offense - they're all variously applicable.
We have mice, they have suddenly appeared.
Ive put down traps with cheese, bread, jam you name it! Got one but the rest dont seem to take the bait. Apart from nuking the house anyone got any ideas.?
They are a bit crafty and a very swish in the running department:
But I did find that Chocolate and raisins were favourites when I was trying to catch them. I seem to remember nuts as well but definitely Chocolate
Humane traps are good BUT REMEMBER TO CHECK THEM regularly, I didn't once, for a week.............
I think I'd rather have my back broken (and die instantaneously) than starve to death.
'I have reason to believe' he said, 'that one of you has been going out at night!'
Yes they are , but not at 7.00am when you open the bread bin and they leap out at you like a......... crazed furry thing, then whilst you recover from an unwanted dose of adrenalin, you suddenly realise your crumpets have been violated and devoured.
That's not the rollercoaster start to the day you need, tha't before you brave the 95 bus and work.
That's why I recommend humane traps baited with chocolate. Atleast they 've got something nice to eat whilst they are waiting to be liberated!
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'I have reason to believe' he said, 'that one of you has been going out at night!'