11-07-2013, 11:32 AM
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Re: Mouse trap
Originally Posted by Wrinkly
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I know the problem, you are not feeding them enough, they are too light to trigger the trap.
11-07-2013, 05:26 PM
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Re: Mouse trap
We had mice and bought trap didn't like it so bought humane one. Hubby found mouse in it took it in the garden and let it go, it was probably back in fore he was, so I decided I'd take the next one to the park, next morning one in trap put trap in carrier bag, then in another carrier bag tied tightly, threw dogs in the car and screeched off to the park before the mouse escaped from the trap and got into the car. Arrived safely at park carefully let mouse out, Well sort of shook it out at arms length, really but watched it scamper off. Following day same procedure twice more, all together we got 13 mice which I set free in the park. Some weeks later one of the gardeners was telling me they'd had an influx of mice eating the bulbs in the little garden centre they ran....Ooooops
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