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[tec]

Originally Posted by Neomet

Keep the traps on either side of the 'fridge. They love to hang out there. Nice and warm from the compressor running. If he/she propogated (almost certain) more are either there or will want to move into the now vacated apartment space.

I had mice every winter at my old house. Always caught them there. They would ignore traps everywhere else but peanut butter on a trap next to the fridge eventually moved them on to their next life quite nicely. You might watch the cats though, they protest a bit if they get a paw or tongue in a mousetrap.

The two traps I have are dog/cat proof with the business end enclosed. The traps will stay there, as will the poision. I know there are more, there always are.
Good will prevail

DEATH TO MICE!!!!

yea, i'm tripp'in.

[xray]

you guys woke me up with all your shooting noise

[okxd45]

Good morning. yeah I don't care for mice a whole lot. Had one fall on my bare foot after opening a cabinet. I can still feel his little claws peeling out on my foot trying to get away.(9yrs ago in GA) There's my second story of an encounter with a wild animal.
I learned to tweek those traps because some of those little guys are crafty and could lick the PB off without getting caught. I set them so sensitive that I could barely set them down!

I second your proclamation: DEATH TO MICE!!

I need to get one of those airsoft guns, sounds fun!

[So Flo]

Nice work on dispatching the mouse!

The shot placement/caliber debate will continue for many pages here due to your actually hitting the critter and having him not go down.

I carry a KelTec P32 and always felt comfortable in my stance that it is shot placement followed by rounds impacting the target that will do the trick!

Now you point out that a BB shot squarely into the forehead of a small vermin merely dazes and confuses them...(so flo wanders off, mumbling to himself...what am I gonna do now...what am I gonna do now...)

[So Flo]

On an added note, we try not to poison them down here...they get up in the attic or in the walls and die...leaving a very gnarly stench. I am sure with the cold up north it is a bit different result.

[xray]

Originally Posted by rev-arb

What was that phone number for a good time? 867-5309 Jenny

hey man , need area code with that, i'm willing to drive as long as it takes for a sure thing

[mattjohnston87]

Originally Posted by xray

hey man , need area code with that, i'm willing to drive as long as it takes for a sure thing

I believe it's "555"....



Matt

[tec]

Originally Posted by So Flo

On an added note, we try not to poison them down here...they get up in the attic or in the walls and die...leaving a very gnarly stench. I am sure with the cold up north it is a bit different result.

Yea, up here it's ok to use the poision when it's cold out and the body drys out fairly quick, thus reducing the odor.

We were just watching Scooby Doo in the family room and heard more (shudder) mice.

Lock and load boyz, here comes the mice exterminator and his trusty Berretta air soft gun, strapped in his shoulder holster, flashlight in hand. Hunting them down like, like, the vermin they are.

bwa ha ha ha ha

[rev-arb]

Originally Posted by DanTheEldest

Nice avatar. I keep on expecting the mothership to descend out of the clouds and pick up Richard Dreyfuss.

Thanks - my wife took the pic a couple months ago.

[rev-arb]

Originally Posted by xray

hey man , need area code with that, i'm willing to drive as long as it takes for a sure thing

Whoooo Hoooooo TOTP

Hey thats from the one hit wonder Jenny (867-5309) from Tommy Tutone. You pick the area code and she will be there.