Brute
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I still have not seen that entire movie…
MENACING MICE Messing EVERYTHING Up
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HighwayTrout
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The co2 propels a rod to crush their skull. Think of a cattle stun gun or captive bolt gun…
kevman65
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Look out, he's got an unregistered zip gun........
WJCO
Meme King
I've seen their marketing commercials. Those rodents get knocked the fuck out.
LOL - okay, now I get it
Brute
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Incredible…no wonder small mammals survived when the dinosaurs dies off…
jeeeep
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that's pretty cool, I've got some fucking squirrels that need to be gone.If you Google “walk the plank mouse trap” and this a24 “trap” have been absolutely awesome. A few years ago. I went waaay off the deep end with trying to eradicate squirrels and mice
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Brute
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A movie that disparages old men…
OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
He has a good one for gophers too.
HighwayTrout
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Don’t get me going on those fucking things
Jsouder53
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I used this rolling log mouse trap in my shed when I lived in the country. Had maybe a dozen mice in it the first day or two. Just add 6 inches of water at the bottom of the bucket.
Okay, you have my attention and that thing is cheap!!
Jsouder53
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Just put some peanut butter on the flap in the middle and a ramp on each side of the 5 gallon bucket and you’re good to go. Without the water, the mice will be close to getting out.
Mike Pierson
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Don’t forget a six-pack of your favorite suds… for the show. Haha
Okay, so things have been much better with our Duramax and all our Jeeps or at least when it comes to menacing mice but now that the all the fields have been harvested and low temps have been getting down into the teens or lower, Cindy and I had started to see evidence of mice in the shop and cellar at our Edge of Pizen property. Anyway, thanks to the suggestions on this thread, we decided to try a few different things to catch the buggers and as luck would have it, ALL of them worked!
Down in the cellar, basic old school traps worked just as I would have expected them to.
In our service porch, we tried using a Rat Zapper as it worked with squirrels and found it worked just as well.
Out in the shop, we used a few old school traps and while they worked, we saw something I wasn't expecting to see and after doing some research, learned it was something that does occur with mice that are desperately hungry.
You're seeing right, that mouse was missing it's head and a better part of it's body as other mice cannibalized it. The one you see below was missing it's head and the peanut butter bait below it LOL
Unfortunately, all these traps only work once or at least, until you clear them out and reset them. So, we did try one other trap, one that was recommended here and I did have some doubts about being that these mice are so light and small but holy hell - it WORKED like a fricken charm!
Yup, what you're seeing the Walk the Plank mouse trap and it pretty much caught everything else the other traps weren't able to being that they were already tripped.
I should note that the cellar has a few openings that I found where mice could come in and I have since sealed them up. However, the shop is a pretty tight building and I can only guess that one or more of these guys snuck in during the many times that I've left the main door open and all day long. I can't imagine what these guys were eating being sealed up for the couple of weeks we've been gone but then, that might explain the cannibalism we saw there.
Anyway, I'm hoping that the effort we put into sealing things up and catching what was inside will result in fewer instances of these menacing mice showing themselves. And, for those of you with a similar problem, I would highly recommend the Walk the Plank trap as it WORKS!!
Down in the cellar, basic old school traps worked just as I would have expected them to.
In our service porch, we tried using a Rat Zapper as it worked with squirrels and found it worked just as well.
Out in the shop, we used a few old school traps and while they worked, we saw something I wasn't expecting to see and after doing some research, learned it was something that does occur with mice that are desperately hungry.
You're seeing right, that mouse was missing it's head and a better part of it's body as other mice cannibalized it. The one you see below was missing it's head and the peanut butter bait below it LOL
Unfortunately, all these traps only work once or at least, until you clear them out and reset them. So, we did try one other trap, one that was recommended here and I did have some doubts about being that these mice are so light and small but holy hell - it WORKED like a fricken charm!
Yup, what you're seeing the Walk the Plank mouse trap and it pretty much caught everything else the other traps weren't able to being that they were already tripped.
I should note that the cellar has a few openings that I found where mice could come in and I have since sealed them up. However, the shop is a pretty tight building and I can only guess that one or more of these guys snuck in during the many times that I've left the main door open and all day long. I can't imagine what these guys were eating being sealed up for the couple of weeks we've been gone but then, that might explain the cannibalism we saw there.
Anyway, I'm hoping that the effort we put into sealing things up and catching what was inside will result in fewer instances of these menacing mice showing themselves. And, for those of you with a similar problem, I would highly recommend the Walk the Plank trap as it WORKS!!
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WJCO
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Nice work. Are you going to grill them or fry them?Okay, so things have been much better with our Duramax and all our Jeeps or at least when it comes to menacing mice but now that the all the fields have been harvested and low temps have been getting down into the teens or lower, Cindy and I had started to see evidence of mice in the shop and cellar at our Edge of Pizen property. Anyway, thanks to the suggestions on this thread, we decided to try a few different things to catch the buggers and as luck would have it, ALL of them worked!
Down in the cellar, basic old school traps worked just as I would have expected them to.
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In our service porch, we tried using a Rat Zapper as it worked with squirrels and found it worked just as well.
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Out in the shop, we used a few old school traps and while they worked, we saw something I wasn't expecting to see and after doing some research, learned it was something that does occur with mice that are desperately hungry.
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Up, that mouse was missing it's head and a better part of it's body as other mice cannibalized it. The once you see below was missing it's head and the peanut butter bait below it LOL
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Unfortunately, all these traps only work once or at least, until you clear them out and reset them. So, we did try one other trap, one that was recommended here and I did have some doubts about being that these mice are so light and small but holy hell - it WORKED like a fricken charm!
View attachment 398675
Yup, what you're seeing the Walk the Plank mouse trap and it pretty much caught everything else the other traps weren't able to being that they were already tripped.
I should note that the cellar has a few openings that I found were mice could come in and I have since sealed them up. However, the shop is a pretty tight building and I can only guess that one or more of these guys snuck in during the many times that I've left the main door open and all day long. I can't imagine what these guys were eating being sealed up for the couple of weeks we've been gone but then, that might explain the cannibalism we saw there.
Anyway, I'm hoping that the effort we put into sealing things up and catching what was inside will result in fewer instances of these menacing mice showing themselves. And, for those of you with a similar problem, I would highly recommend the Walk the Plank trap as it WORKS!!
Trail Bud
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Jerky.
Maybe saute them with a little butter and garlic
Jeeptime
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Those rodents can drive you crazy. I live in a country/ woody area in Northern CA. I have to park my Mercedes Van outside. I first noticed them because they where eating the insulatation around the Air cleaner area. I then started to set 5 traps under the hood with peanut butter.
I was happy to see my success rate. Sometimes I would catch 2 overnight.
One time we headed from home in N. CA to our place in Spokane, WA area. I did not check the Van hood area before we left. The next day in the garage I noticed some activity. We park the van inside the garage. We have never, ever had any issues. So I opened the hood and he or she had been there hanging on from CA, thru OR to WA. That's a 17 hour drive.
I set 12 traps in the garage two days later got him.
I was happy to see my success rate. Sometimes I would catch 2 overnight.
One time we headed from home in N. CA to our place in Spokane, WA area. I did not check the Van hood area before we left. The next day in the garage I noticed some activity. We park the van inside the garage. We have never, ever had any issues. So I opened the hood and he or she had been there hanging on from CA, thru OR to WA. That's a 17 hour drive.
I set 12 traps in the garage two days later got him.