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 High rises and mice

 
Stinky12  
Posted: Tuesday, Jan 31 2012, 19:48
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I saw a rodent once, climbing up the exterior of a apartment building in board daylight and disappear though the 4th floor.
Why 4th floor, but not the rest below or above? confused.gif lol.gif
You may want to try a electronic rodent repellent. I used to have one that can switch frequency so it can either drive away
cockroaches or rodents. They probably still sell them at Costco, Home Depot, and other hardware places.



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Posted: Sunday, Apr 22 2012, 21:43
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What a pisser.
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Well we've had mice in the house for what seems like ages, and we just couldn't catch the little blighters. Then a family friend recommended using a little bit of bread with peanutbutter spread on it to put in the traps. WE CAUGHT 4 OF THE F*CKERS IN 1 DAY! Peanutbutter is the most effective mouse catching substance known to man.

2 Were caught overnight, then we restocked the traps and I was the only one in the house in the evening. I came down and I heard a clacking noise in the kitchen, and there was another one. They're supposed to be humane traps, although they're not really that humane. The poor thing had its hind leg caught in the trap and was trying to drag itself under the freezer, but of course it wouldn't fit. I wasn't sure what to do with it, I contemplated smashing its noggin' in with some blunt instrument, but I just couldn't do it. In the end I put it in a bucket, still attached to the trap and then took it to a field and released it from the trap and bucket.

Then 20 minutes after I'd released it there was another one caught! I did the same with that one and released it. Crazy day yesterday, although it is a bit worrying that we had/have so many of them.
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