Lollll.
Had a friend once out by Ocheleta that almost destroyed his kitchen with an axe trying to kill a snake.
Lollll.
Had a friend once out by Ocheleta that almost destroyed his kitchen with an axe trying to kill a snake.
Dead is dead
What about Cheese, everyone knows mice like it!
Peppermint oil.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5833821_control-mice-peppermint-oil.html?ref=Track2&utm_source=ask
I think it smells good too.
http://www.ehow.com/how_5833821_control-mice-peppermint-oil.html?ref=Track2&utm_source=ask
I think it smells good too.
I've used little bit of peanut butter on a small mouse trap, but there's one trick to it -- these new mouse traps nowadays have a HEAVY trigger pull, if you will, to set them off. Just like a lot of new guns.
On the Victor mouse traps, I take needle nose pliers and bend the…copper looking, I guess…latching part just a wee bit, until it just barely holds, to give the trap a hair trigger.
After that, watch your fingers!
P.S. -- To be able to put that hair trigger mouse trap into the corner or under the edge of a cabinet, I cut a piece of cardboard, and load and cock the trap while it's sitting on the cardboard, on the table or the counter. Then I pick up the piece of cardboard, with the cocked mouse trap, and put it where I want it to go.
On the Victor mouse traps, I take needle nose pliers and bend the…copper looking, I guess…latching part just a wee bit, until it just barely holds, to give the trap a hair trigger.
After that, watch your fingers!
P.S. -- To be able to put that hair trigger mouse trap into the corner or under the edge of a cabinet, I cut a piece of cardboard, and load and cock the trap while it's sitting on the cardboard, on the table or the counter. Then I pick up the piece of cardboard, with the cocked mouse trap, and put it where I want it to go.
.45 acp
As I opined here many months ago, serious mouse medicine begins with 7.62 x 51mm.
