MICE

[UserRemoved1]

Frickin box moved again overnight. It's a foot away now under the furnace. I would not think a mouse was big enough to move a bait wedge like that around. Must still smell the bait residue.

[O.D. Mike]

Try this,
I learned "the" trick to spring mouse traps! Use whetever you want for bait. The trick is when you set the trap, place a BB or a small stone in the center under the trap on the bait side. Little mousey sniffs the bait and steps on the trap, it moves and Kapow! Your kill ratio will go up!

Mike

[UserRemoved1]

interesting. I'm going to pickup some traps this weekend.

Originally Posted by O.D. Mike

Try this,
I learned "the" trick to spring mouse traps! Use whetever you want for bait. The trick is when you set the trap, place a BB or a small stone in the center under the trap on the bait side. Little mousey sniffs the bait and steps on the trap, it moves and Kapow! Your kill ratio will go up!

Mike

[justplugit]

Originally Posted by O.D. Mike

Try this,
I learned "the" trick to spring mouse traps! Use whetever you want for bait. The trick is when you set the trap, place a BB or a small stone in the center under the trap on the bait side. Little mousey sniffs the bait and steps on the trap, it moves and Kapow! Your kill ratio will go up!

Mike

LOL Mike, you want me to balance the trap on a BB after holding
my breath that I won't loose a finger while just setting it.
That would be a 2 valium job for me.

[Raven]

i was just reading that a small ball of cotton
with some peppermint oil on it will drive mice
out of anywhere they might be encroaching....

Paul ,
you must have a rust hole some where on that truck
that's allowing them to get in.

[iamskippy]

Originally Posted by Raven

i was just reading that a small ball of cotton
with some peppermint oil on it will drive mice
out of anywhere they might be encroaching....

Paul ,
you must have a rust hole some where on that truck
that's allowing them to get in.

mothballs? or invite a senior citizen over for lunch?