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Rain Man 10-25-2020 06:55 PM

Cats are more cuddly, but a snake could better navigate the duct system. I'll have to think about this.

KurtCobain 10-25-2020 06:57 PM

Shoot anything that moves. A message will be sent to the other things that move.

Mahomes_Is_God 10-25-2020 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 15275418)
Cats are more cuddly, but a snake could better navigate the duct system. I'll have to think about this.

Some cats also suck at catching mice. My mom has like 8 of them and only a couple of them seem to be capable of consistently catching mice.

srvy 10-25-2020 07:00 PM

At nighttime turn on all lights and walk the perimeter of the house. Look for light coming trough gaps under doors even the smallest gap a mouse can get under. In the house inspect along walls for holes and gaps and droppings. Fills those temporary with steel wool they cant chew through it.

The best traps are the old victory wood spring traps. But they can be a bitch to set. I have tried many the plastic quick set traps but they are fragile. They even say that are one time use. The best of these I have found are the Tom Cat brand as I can reuse four to five times before the plastic trigger breaks.

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eDave 10-25-2020 07:01 PM

For hire:

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srvy 10-25-2020 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Mahomes_Is_God (Post 15275440)
Some cats also suck at catching mice. My mom has like 8 of them and only a couple of them seem to be capable of consistently catching mice.

A well fed cat is a lazy cat.

CarlosCarson27 10-25-2020 07:02 PM

They're simple sticky pads designed for spiders. We ended up catching tiny mice

Bearcat 10-25-2020 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 15275267)

It's in the chair! The call is coming from the chair!

We immediately dragged the chair out onto the back porch, despite the fact ... Von Miller lives in our city.

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srvy 10-25-2020 07:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 15275384)
I'm searching the house for droppings and don't see a thing. So they're either retreating into the vents other than brief forays, or they're on a low fiber diet.

You may have a scout looking for nesting options.

prhom 10-25-2020 07:05 PM

I like the regular traps, only with gummy bears or any other kind of gummy candy wedges firmly into the bait holder.

I’d advise against cats. I have one that was feral as a kitten. I figured she would be good at catching mice because of that wild start to life. I had her in my camper trailer one time and walked in from outside to find her playing with a mouse rather than taking care of it. The mouse ran towards me and I flipped it outside with my foot. Stupid cat!

Dartgod 10-25-2020 07:05 PM

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TribalElder 10-25-2020 07:06 PM

Adopt a cat from one of your local kill shelters

once you save its life it will then owe you eternally for the other 8 lives

have the cat kill all of the mice before you feed it

or you could try mouse traps
firing a small shotgun indoors might be ok

eDave 10-25-2020 07:07 PM

I appreciate Rain Man so much.

TribalElder 10-25-2020 07:08 PM

if you can catch them you could make displays and sell them

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Rain Man 10-25-2020 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by KurtCobain (Post 15275426)
Shoot anything that moves. A message will be sent to the other things that move.

I may start setting up little booby traps all over the house. Little tiny bows and arrows that react to vibrations nearby should do it.


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