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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Came home to the stove mouse in a snap trap, that was kinda nice. Bought a bunch more traps made by Victor, and in my opinion, they're way better put together than the D-con traps. The lever that hooks into the trigger doesn't need to be de-burred, and the trigger seems way sensitive. I cleaned up the dead mouse, set a Victor trap with peanut butter in the same spot, didn't even crack a 40 before I heard a snap and a squeak. It was dead before I got to it. That's two so far.

Also, I put peanut butter where the hold-down lever contacts the trigger, so that way they fuck with the mechanism if they want to steal my food. Seems to work well, and it lubricates the mechanism too.

Edit: Number three. This seems effective.

Edited by Ralafe (12/12/11 11:56 PM)

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Ralafe]
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I was referring to D-CON poison, I've heard the old style Vicktor traps can't be beat.

Bizzarre that I have heard that before, I wonder where? probably grandparents, lol.


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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Ralafe]
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dont use poisons like some suggest unless you want to play "find the smell"


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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: poiuytrewa]
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The traditional rat trap that snaps their neck is the only thing I've ever used. I'd rather not put an animal in pain with poison or glue. It's bad karma to kill things because they are pests in an inhumane way.


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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Ralafe]
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Drug their onions.



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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: aNeway2sayHooray]
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buy a rat terrier


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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: countchocula420]
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The rat traps are inhumane well I had some weak ass ones that would break their necks and they would still be alive for hours after.

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Inconspicuous]
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I've used the D-con snap traps and the Victor snap traps so far, and both have killed the mice before I could stand up, walk over to them, and see what snapped. They weren't even twitching when I got to them. I've got mice with a bb pistol in the head before, they move around more than that. Also, the Victor traps seem to have a little heavier spring on them than the D-con traps, for what it's worth.

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Ralafe]
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Rats are also bigger than mice, We once got one with the trap and it survived only to die a few feet away. It must have been pregnant or something it was the size of a small cat.

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Inconspicuous]
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Yeah, can't say I ever had to deal with pests like that before. I just got little critters here. I'd probably bust out a .22 for those, or a live trap maybe. I bet they cause some mean property damage.

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Ralafe]
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They were mainly outside with the animals. Especially where they all shit.

.22 air rifle took a few of the fuckers out. I haven't seen any in over a year so something must have changed.

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Inconspicuous]
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Inconspicuous said:
Rats are also bigger than mice, We once got one with the trap and it survived only to die a few feet away. It must have been pregnant or something it was the size of a small cat.



I was visiting friends in chicago and late at night I heard a rustling in the
kitchen, went to check and a rat like you describe was perched on the handle
of a cart they kept dogfood in... I wanted to capture it and bring it home
but I think it would have over powered me, raped me and left me in the gutter


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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Prisoner#1 said:
Inconspicuous said:
Rats are also bigger than mice, We once got one with the trap and it survived only to die a few feet away. It must have been pregnant or something it was the size of a small cat.



I was visiting friends in chicago and late at night I heard a rustling in the
kitchen, went to check and a rat like you describe was perched on the handle
of a cart they kept dogfood in... I wanted to capture it and bring it home
but I think it would have over powered me, raped me and left me in the gutter


They well and truly shit you up.

My dad used to shoot them and get me or my mum to come pick them up and chuck them away :facepalm:

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: eastcoastremedy]
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eastcoastremedy said:
watch out for hanta


I didn't read any farther in the thread, but I would seriously be wary about getting hanta virus. That shit is no joke. That's the main reason I wouldn't want rodents living in my place of residence.

It's also why I don't go into abandon buildings without some kind of respirator to filter air.


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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Acaterpillar]
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Acaterpillar said:
eastcoastremedy said:
watch out for hanta


I didn't read any farther in the thread, but I would seriously be wary about getting hanta virus. That shit is no joke. That's the main reason I wouldn't want rodents living in my place of residence.

It's also why I don't go into abandon buildings without some kind of respirator to filter air.


I've never even heard about this and I go into abandoned buildings all the time. Holy shit man.

I thought this guy was trolling , something to do with christmas and santa and I just didnt get the joke :facepalm:

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Inconspicuous]
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I just did some more reading, and it looks like the fatality rate isn't as high as I thought.
It still doesn't sound like a pleasant virus to contract though (are any?).


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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Acaterpillar]
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I assume not. Anyhow I'm sure being bitten by a rodent is last on your agenda when going anywhere.

Most places around here were shut down due to asbestos or contain it so wearing a face mask would be a good idea if you are going to disturb anything because emphysema is not pleasant either.

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Re: Dealing with a house mouse [Re: Inconspicuous]
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You typically contract Hantavirus by inhaling dust particles of dried rat feces/urine.


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