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The dark is cOOl . Mother Nature has placed a blanket on the world. The forest critters are out huntin' & playing.
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Originally Posted by WFW&P
Never thought of it that way; we go in and they come out.
My rear end. They come in too! Found dog food in a couple drawers and cupboards. The temperature dropped and the mice got in through the dog door again, stealing the food out of the dog dish and are hoarding. I have to take everything out of the kitchen and bleach it to death. I've been through this once before. Forest critters are hunting alright...hunting in my kitchen.
My rear end. They come in too! Found dog food in a couple drawers and cupboards. The temperature dropped and the mice got in through the dog door again, stealing the food out of the dog dish and are hoarding. I have to take everything out of the kitchen and bleach it to death. I've been through this once before. Forest critters are hunting alright...hunting in my kitchen.
Still pretty green here though it is transitioning.
I'm sure we get the foliage before you guys do. The leaves are just starting to come down. Actually, today is the first day I've noticed it on my property. It still might be too early. Maybe next weekend.
My rear end. They come in too! Found dog food in a couple drawers and cupboards. The temperature dropped and the mice got in through the dog door again, stealing the food out of the dog dish and are hoarding. I have to take everything out of the kitchen and bleach it to death. I've been through this once before. Forest critters are hunting alright...hunting in my kitchen.
Mice can come in thru very small spaces like between pipes & walls, come in thru furnace ducting, space between boards, etc, etc.
I already know their route so I've got the glue traps ready and those fit in the drawers real well
And that way you can pour a nice glass of Chianti, have some brie and lightly-toasted Melba crackers and listen to Nessun dorma from Giacomo Puccini's Turandot, then watch as they stick to the trap with their little grasping feet and horrified faces and struggle painfully until their untimely death, ripping their dermis off, tearing subcutaneous tissue and losing vital bodily fluids all the while, right?
I'm sure we get the foliage before you guys do. The leaves are just starting to come down. Actually, today is the first day I've noticed it on my property. It still might be too early. Maybe next weekend.
A FB friend posted peak season is supposed to be next weekend in our mountains, sounds a bit early to me but you never know.
And that way you can pour a nice glass of Chianti, have some brie and lightly-toasted Melba crackers and listen to Nessun dorma from Giacomo Puccini's Turandot, then watch as they stick to the trap with their little grasping feet and horrified faces and struggle painfully until their untimely death, ripping their dermis off, tearing subcutaneous tissue and losing vital bodily fluids all the while, right?
Hey it's survival of the fitest at my house...had mice in attic did the old peanutbutter on sticky trap...the guy came back a week later and Jerry & Co. were carted off!
I already know their route so I've got the glue traps ready and those fit in the drawers real well
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Originally Posted by SifuPhil
And that way you can pour a nice glass of Chianti, have some brie and lightly-toasted Melba crackers and listen to Nessun dorma from Giacomo Puccini's Turandot, then watch as they stick to the trap with their little grasping feet and horrified faces and struggle painfully until their untimely death, ripping their dermis off, tearing subcutaneous tissue and losing vital bodily fluids all the while, right?
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Originally Posted by Irishiis49
Hey it's survival of the fitest at my house...had mice in attic did the old peanutbutter on sticky trap...the guy came back a week later and Jerry & Co. were carted off!
The hybrid redneck mice aroun heer are purty smart. But the lectric chair ratZapper gets em...
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