I'll never do a glue trap again. Spring traps FTW!
Set it free ^_^
Dunno, I'm squeamish about killing mammals for some reason, even though I love eating them. Too much Disney as a kid maybe. Spiders, on the other hand... hairspray + lighter.
i prefer putting out the poison
Isn't that a bad idea regardless of how one feels about cruelty to animals? There's a risk it will die somewhere out-of-reach, like under the floorboards, and start to stink and attract flies.
It’s possible, but you can reduce that chance.Isn't that a bad idea regardless of how one feels about cruelty to animals? There's a risk it will die somewhere out-of-reach, like under the floorboards, and start to stink and attract flies.
Name Calling tsk tskIdiotic necro.
Name Calling tsk tsk
Yeah I noticed how no one cares or your fucking retarded ass wouldnt have responded rightYou sought out and joined a forum specifically to wave your dick around concerning your capacity to kill a creature that weighs 30g?
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Yeah I noticed how no one cares or yourfuckingretardedasswouldnt have responded right
Well since this was necro'd anyway, I strongly urge AGAINST using poison. It goes up the food chain, and kills or cripples owls, hawks, eagles, etc. Use snap trapsthey are cheap and kill quickly.
I use, I think it's Victor brand, a electronic death trap. You put some PB in the death chamber where there are 2 metal plates. The mouse is forced to straddle the plate to get to the food and as soon as that circuit is closed, zap. Sweet dreams little mousey. Then the floor with the plates, which is hinged, drops away and deposits them in a tray that can hold maybe a half dozen tiny little corpses. Pull out the tray, dump, repeat. I got rid of a whole family of about 10 that way. But it's their fault. If they had never gotten into the under counter cabinets and ransacked my shelf stable "entrees," I never would have bothered them.
I tend to live and let live except when the sanctity of my home is at stake. And this is a completely humane way of dealing with them. They never know what happened and they die instantly.
Precisely so. I mean, I don't get to put a little metal helmet on them first but having the current go up the front paws and down the hind, that seems to be just as effective.When you say "zap" do you mean it's like a mouse electric chair?
I'm going take a wild swing here and say it was one of those 'live capture' traps. I'm surprised you found the little guy alive. The one and only time I tried that, the mouse was very literally scared sh**less - then died, probably of a heart attack. It was really disgusting and I felt awful.We succesfully used a 'humane trap'. The problem then was what do do with the thing once trapped. Ended up releasing it in the grounds of a local church. Let God deal with it.