xgorton
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We got a cat when we had mice long long time ago, anyway next door wasn't happy they moved in with her.
Cat brought 2 in last night. Caught in 2 mins and released back into the wild.
Cat brought 2 in last night. Caught in 2 mins and released back into the wild.
Yeah, the poor sod was trying to commit suicide too.
Perhaps it was the same one ?
Just popped in to ask if the mouse has been caught?Whilst possible, the first one would have to have gone to an all you can eat buffet in the couple of hours between them being brought in.
Just popped in to ask if the mouse has been caught?
If not, I have another option for the OP.. He needs to lock all his windows and doors, don't go out / answer the door (obviously l'd make sure the cupboards were well stocked first) and wait until the fcuker dies of old age!!
Nice one Al ..!Not sure about the OP, but my two rodents were returned to the wild.
Just had a scan on this thread and no news on the mouse beNice one Al ..!
ing caught!Just had a scan on this thread and no news on the mouse be
ing caught!
Oooh my head!!! I feel like I've been hit with a shovel, never mind the f"kin mouse... Just waiting for the missus to fire up the hoover which always has a soothing effect on my banging head!Stop trying to boost your post count and thereby catching Kaz up.
Purchase a 45 gallon drum of industrial strength adhesive and tip it out in all the downstairs rooms (not before installing a cable wire system so you and your family can safely move around keeping yourselves off the floor- think Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible).. All have an early night, suggest you open the upstairs windows so you don't all feel a bit light headed.. When you pop downstairs in the morning you will find the little fcuker well and truly stuck firm (probably heading towards your kitchen area). Humanly hit it several times with a heavy shovel.. Hey presto.. no mouse problem.. Beauty is this method works if you have multiple mices / mouses.. You will also be in pocket as you won't have to fork out for multiple mouse traps or expensive cheese.. Guaranteed to produce results....
Sorry, it's a bit of a slow night.. Haha!
Use butter on the trapsLittle bastard keeps eating food off the traps and not setting them off.
Any ideas on how to get him please.
Had 5 in the last week in the garage. It's that time of year (we are surrounded by fields). The plastic traps work for me. Push the front of the trap right up to the wall. Works over and over, in fact they seem to get better once they've caught a couple (maybe they feel safer with the mousey smell). Once the bait has gone replace with a smeer of peanut butter on the inside of the red button only.Not a single mouse yet .....going to have to change my bait me thinks.....