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Old 02-06-2008, 11:07 PM
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Every notice how the cats like to show off their catch?
Our cats in Ca. would go out in the field, and later come back with a big fat golpher or crow in it's mouth, bring it in the house while we were eating, and then lay down by the table and start playing with it.

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Old 02-06-2008, 11:29 PM
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Synopsis, what are you using for bait?? Peanut butter worked well for us, but some of them preferred bits of dog food. (that is what they were after in our garage)

One tip... wash the mouse cube with soap and water and then use a paper towel when you place it so your scent isn't on it... sometimes I had to leave a trail of crumbs (or a smear of peanut butter) leading into the cube.

Karibear! I hate glue traps the worst... They would scream so loud when they got caught. I never used another one after I found a foot and a trail of blood... Even snap traps were better.

We had a HUGE problem with mice in CA, being so close to the fields and having a landlord that wouldn't spray for bugs or any kind of vermin.

Even having 2 cats and a dog didn't help... the mice would just walk right out and give them dirty looks.
We had fields around us too.
I'll have to admit that the mice and cockroach population in OK. is much more higher than in CA. But one reason there's more cockroaches back here is that there's a bigger variety of them and other bugs. (Large, small, tiny and half breeds)
Out there were olny a few kinds of household bugs like cockroaches, water bugs, ect.
Anyone from CA. will remember that you could never leave any kind of food exposed because in seconds it would be covered with ants.
Mesquitoes are heavier here too but the because of the humidity level.
My cure for that is, don't take a shower for a week and they leave you a lone

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Old 02-07-2008, 06:52 AM
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I wish you could tell me the trick. We've got a mouse around here that I've been trying to trap (humanely) for weeks now. I cannot get him! He runs around all over the place; the dog freaks out and doesn't know what to do. I need to get Cali's kitty over here - he looks like he would eat anything that moves..

Seriously, I don't want to kill the mouse, just catch and release - but he ain't falling for it.
I got on the internet and googled for live mouse traps, and so it came through the mail. I bouught the metal one.

So far this morning makes my third mouse. One a night. I put peanut butter inside. i wonder when the mice around here will get wise? I take them far away from here so they won't come back. Then I wash the mouse trap to get rid of all of his scent and mine.

My husband said that two dogs is enough, we don't need a cat. We have a lot of feral cats outside, but they don't seem to be getting the mice, or the mice decided that this is a better home. I feel horrible when I kill any critter, so I won't do it. I am a member of the right to life animal movement. Joking.

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Old 02-07-2008, 07:50 AM
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LR, I've used peanut butter and cheese to no avail. I don't like the sticky traps, to inhumane. I'd much rather go for the quick kill and not make them suffer. I know, call me a bleeding heart but I hate seeing any animal suffer. I'm considering buying the regular old mouse traps that SNAP! This guy is getting very bold; he runs all over the place like he owns it.

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Old 02-07-2008, 09:55 AM
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Maybe you could go to the hardware store and buy a new humane trap, Synopsis. I am starting to feel very sorry for your mouse.

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Old 02-07-2008, 10:24 AM
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Maybe you could go to the hardware store and buy a new humane trap, Synopsis. I am starting to feel very sorry for your mouse.
Last night my daughter saw two of them, playing in the middle of the floor. She's come to like them and wants them as pets. I'm going to find another type of humane trap. Also, there is a friend of ours who had hords of mice running all over her place and she caught every single one of them with a type of humane trap. She's going to give us the trap today, along with her "recipe" for attracting them. She said she got the bait at a Vietnamese store here locally. I'm going to give that a shot.

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Old 02-07-2008, 10:31 AM
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I got on the internet and googled for live mouse traps, and so it came through the mail. I bouught the metal one.

So far this morning makes my third mouse. One a night. I put peanut butter inside. i wonder when the mice around here will get wise? I take them far away from here so they won't come back. Then I wash the mouse trap to get rid of all of his scent and mine.

My husband said that two dogs is enough, we don't need a cat. We have a lot of feral cats outside, but they don't seem to be getting the mice, or the mice decided that this is a better home. I feel horrible when I kill any critter, so I won't do it. I am a member of the right to life animal movement. Joking.
I'll take "survival of the fittest" for $100, Alex.

"Live" mouse traps would be................. cats;...ding..ding..ding

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Old 02-07-2008, 10:45 AM
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Here's a mouse trying to do a "high wire" act.

Here's a live animal trap.
Wait! that's a Moose.

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Here's a mouse trying to do a "high wire" act.

Here's a live animal trap.
Wait! that's a Moose.
What the heck? Is that real?

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Old 02-07-2008, 11:28 AM
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What the heck? Is that real?
It's very real and the bad thing about it is, it happens more than you would think.

Quick quiz:
Can anyone tell me how this happened?

(HINT)
There a 3 small things in that picture that helped me figure out how
this happened.
BTW The Bull moose was safely rescued.


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