pesky mouse

[desprateseagull]

was wondering what he rustling sound was, in my room during the night.

shifting som furniture around made a tiny furball of a mouse scurry for cover..

any ideas how to draw the vermintout, and to its death? er, a clean getaway?

 

[Horsham Gull]

cheese and a mousetrap?

 

[rospants]

apparently they like mint aero

 

[dougdeep]

Does not compute.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Mouse trap with peanut butter on it.

 

[desprateseagull]

couldnt have been more than an inch long or so.. my 'samurai' stylee broom tricks might have put the frighteners on it anyay, so i might just get a good nights sleep..

 

[Rabeen]

We had exactly the same thing at Christmas - sudden empty chocolate decorations from the tree appeared - naturally we blamed the three year old, who was executed for crimes againsty humanity, only to discover it was a mouse (how we laughed).

Anyway, got a plastic mouse trap. Loaded with chocolate - zapped him first night. Felt sad at first, then relieved that the majority of the Christmas chocolate was still mine.

I miss my son though.

 

[NMH]

There's usually more than just one.

You have to kill them, they damage stuff, like eat your photos or piss all over kitchen surfaces or get into your pantry......

and their dander can cause lung diseases.
kill them asap.

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Executed!?

Deseprate - You can buy a humane trap and then take the offender out into the countryside for the hiding of his/her life and let him loose miles from your home.

Best to act fast. In Ecuador, we used to make our own bread and it was only until we got half way through a massive sack of flour, that we realised a mouse had eaten it's way into the sack and died.

 

[NMH]

Executed!?

Deseprate - You can buy a humane trap and then take the offender out into the countryside for the hiding of his/her life and let him loose miles from your home.

They will 'home' for a mile or two, so better get them a looong way away if you want to make sure they live to nibble another day.

A snake owner would be grateful though

 

[Franks Wild Years]

Get a Jack Russell.





(Dog not ex England wicket keeper)




Although.......

 

[Rabeen]

A friend of mine had one too and he spent 3 months driving the little beast around the country side - only for it to come back everytime to be caught.

Thick but persitent. (actually, this could be either of them)

 

[Brighton till i die]

we had a couple in our loft last summer - at first we went with the humain traps - then after i caught 2 and heard more i went all out for the old fashioned ones that break the kunts in half - caught quite a few in the end as they hide under the insulation and u hear them occasionally above your heads.


ten low and behold last week i heard another little "scurry" in the loft - f*** SAKE!!!

they breed like er...erm...mice!!

 

[Bakesy]

Make one of these...

 

[Brighton till i die]

best idea you've had all night bro!!

 

[nail-Z]

Make one of these...

That's f***ing funny

 

[Gwylan]

We had a humane trap and caught about 15 of the buggers.

But the last straw was when we found that one had eaten through the teat on the baby's bottle.

We got pest control in...they put down poison and we haven't had, er, a squeak ever since.

 

[NMH]

We had a humane trap and caught about 15 of the buggers.

But the last straw was when we found that one had eaten through the teat on the baby's bottle.

We got pest control in...they put down poison and we haven't had, er, a squeak ever since.

It takes a while for humans to catch on - but they will breed and breed. If you set a 'humane' trap you still have to take them somewhere, and unless it's an island somewhere (or to a pet shop to feed the snakes) they'll come back.

 

[Bevendean Hillbilly]

This will kill the varmit and drive it away.

 

[Marshy]

get the poison down is my advice.