Has anyone had an issue with Mice in home? The Mice are also to small to set off the Mice traps.
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Has anyone had an issue with Mice in home? The Mice are also to small to set off the Mice traps.
Probably a live trap or a bucket trap.
If they are tiny you don't need to drown them. They can fall into the container then released.
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No problem with mice but the whole state has a real problem with the rats who seem to run free in the state capitol.
YEP!!! And the voters here in NY keep feeding them...why?? are people so stupid??Quote:
Originally Posted by grump
I wish someone could answer that question.Quote:
Originally Posted by joe d.
It's just not the voters... it's also the people who are active in the local groups that support the candidates that have these agendas.
Awww, you made me look. I had issues last year. So, I check under my kitchen stove every other Friday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jerry A
Well, I looked today instead of waiting until Friday. There's turds under there again.
That gives me the creeps.
I sent an email to Fox pest control to move up my appointment. In August, I told them to take the bait boxes away since I didn't have issues.
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Originally Posted by gorja
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I'm surprised how many people won't do simple stuff like catch mice or rats. Or at least have a neighbor help with something like that.Quote:
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Originally Posted by joe d.
Good idea but I wouldn't want to store it around the house with my dog and sometimes my granddogs around.
I have 2 fears rodents and heights. I'd rather someone else handle the rodents.
The mouse man is here putting out my bait boxes. He said they should be moving outside on the weekend since it will be warmer
Simple solutions are the best: I have a cat. Organic, low-cost and cold-blooded but effective as all hell.
Buffalo Animal Shelter and the local SPCA always seem to have a surplus of animals waiting to be adopted.
I know this sounds like a liberal, feel-good, hippy-dippy, tree-hugging solution (and as a result will be rejected out of hand), but this does work.
I had mice. Added one cat two years ago, I no longer have mice.
I really don't like poisons. They tend to move up the food chain. Owls, fox, and hawks etc eat mice and rats. As Colonel Sun said cats are organic.
That's good for people who like cats. Some cats are so proud to show their masters what they've done, they bring the vermin home to show them. YUCK!Quote:
Originally Posted by Colonel Sun
If you don't have an outside cat, then you have a litter box. YUCK!
But it's a very good sound solution for people who do like cats
This did the job. It is save for pets and children. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Tomcat-1...1005/300934065
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Originally Posted by Jerry A
I might try that down the road
One of the things about mice that drives me nuts is the games they play. For example, you’re trying to find them and they think they’re playing “Hide and Squeak”.