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Old 01-03-2016, 09:14 PM
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Default Uncatchable mouse.
We've had a mouse in our house for a while now and he's be very resistant to my efforts to trapped him. This morning I woke up and went into the bathroom and there he was in the toilet, not sure what he was doing there but he got to ride the whirlpool.
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Sounds like your troubles went down the drain! Lol we had some in our attic, but traps and poison have taken care of that. Hopefully!
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Gave him a swirlie, did ya?
I like to bait the trap with peanut butter, never fails for me.
Maybe he smelled a passed PB&J and decided to jump right in
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I like to bait the trap with peanut butter, never fails for me.
I have had great success also.
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Somebody left the seat up?
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He wouldn't go for peanut butter or cheese or anything else really, I'd bait the trap and put it right were he always was but he'd never touch it.
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Chocolate is the best for nailing those little SOB's. They cannot resist chocolate.
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One year in my pole shed ,I stapled clear plastic to the 2x4 crossbeams on the roof for insulation . Working down there i hear a mouse trying to scurry around frantically up there and see what I think is a shrew after it ,then a minute later saw a black snake up there after both of them he got one of them ....hard core drama
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