GOT MOUSE
It happens once in a while. This is only my second mouse of the year. He has been leaving a trail and I decided to try a new trap. It worked quickly and cleanly and was indeed "No touch - no view". The D-con Trap I bought worked like the one in the video but mine was white. Some reviews complained about the cost of the trap but it was worth it to me to pretend nothing happened and the mouse just disappeared.
Seeing their dead little eyes and snapped neck is the best part! For me, anyway. I hate mice!!
ReplyDeleteIt's the only reason I have a cat.
At least you do not have to worry any more !
ReplyDeleteI'm too scared to even press play! LOL
ReplyDeleteYou have cats... nature's best mousetrap. I have no problem killing mice that are bothering me inside the house, but I did save a tiny, cute as all get out, field mouse from certain death from one of my cats. The poor little thing wasn't hurting anything outside.
ReplyDeleteI had to use that kind of trap in our last home. Here, we have had no trouble with vermin.
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ReplyDeleteI've not pressed play, either. I'm guilty of saving mice and letting them free. I'm a big softy...I know.
ReplyDeleteI've never understood people being afraid of mice...I just don't get it.
My two furry rascals wouldn't take any notice of a mouse if it came inside here. They'd probably think I'd bought them a toy to play with! And they ignore any toys I've bought for them...so I gave that up! lol
The mouse I feed in the kitchen corner just laughs at me n Mischief. The kitty is old now, n watches the little beast for entertainment. I have a "no kill" box trap, which he is totally ignoring.
ReplyDeleteIf I caught the mouse now there'd be nowhere to release it in the woods which are 4 feet high with packed snow now! You can't even walk in there...
I'm not afraid of mice either. But I do go crazy keeping the food away from them!
TO ALL: I don't need for the mouse to disappear as much as I need the little presents he leaves to disappear. My six cats do a great job outside but occasionally a little critter will escape their guard. Needless to say my barn is clear. LOL
ReplyDeleteI was going to say that mice don't usually come in "ones" but you explained that it was an escapee from the outside hunters. Just to be sure, I would put out another trap in case he spread the word.
ReplyDeleteDon't have a problem here in the city but good to know these things are available.
ReplyDeleteI hope that never happens to me! :)
ReplyDeleteSometimes you just need to do what is necessary.
ReplyDeleteI prefer the swift kill method. The nasty little vermin carry so many germs.
ReplyDeleteExpensive for folk with a pack of mice.
ReplyDeleteI need one for cockroaches!
ReplyDeleteI need one for cockroaches!
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