Just smushing it into the bait holder has always worked for me. I live out in the country and deal with them all the time getting into the garage (the electric garage doors do not fit very tight all the way around), especially in spring and fall.
To Kill A Mouse.....
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Just smushing it into the bait holder has always worked for me. I live out in the country and deal with them all the time getting into the garage (the electric garage doors do not fit very tight all the way around), especially in spring and fall.
I've had to whack moles before.....not something I enjoyed, but was necessary.
There is usually a cat in the neighborhood.....it's been too cold for him to go hunting
Yep.....it is two kinds of cheese blended with emulsifiers. It counts as cheese....Haven't tried velveeta... but can you really consider that cheese?
Good advice, Spidey! I have some essential lavender oil on hand.
I don't care what the pet store feeds it to....as long as I never see it again. Pythons have to eat, right?
Emulsifiers??? Like Calcium Stearoyl Di Laciate, PolyGlycerol Ester, Monoglyceride... yum!
Did you miss the memo where I asked to never, not ever, under any circumstances be told any other ingredients that go into myEmulsifiers??? Like Calcium Stearoyl Di Laciate, PolyGlycerol Ester, Monoglyceride... yum!
precious Velveeta? I'm not sure I can handle this....I feel woozy.....almost faint
I would say those traps where they go in and die, but you do not see them. It sounds good in theory, but in actuality I had an awful experience of the tail hanging out of the trap. It took a snow shovel and lot of courage to get that out of the house.
Take a brown paper bag .Tape it to the edge of a surface(counter top,stove,)wherever you see the mouse has been .put bait in the bottom of the bag(Cheese,peanutbutter) the mouse will go after it and can't get out.So there you will have him.
Sorry, my bad. Didn't see the memo. Hopefully its not time to start playing whack-a-droll.
This is interesting.....And I think it would work.
I haven't seen any evidence of it being on the countertops, or in the cabinets yet. Only to the dogs bowl.
After typing that, I have to wonder if I have a mouse or a mole. I think mice can climb, and I have bread and fruit and veggies on the counter tops.
Wouldn't it make sense for it to go after those things as well?
I'll let it slide this one time.....Sorry, my bad. Didn't see the memo. Hopefully its not time to start playing whack-a-droll.
I'll let you borrow this.........
Gets them every time............
Gets them every time............
I'll let it slide this one time.....
Thanks, won’t happen again.
(Is it true Velveeta also comes in a dried powdered form?
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Oh, cool! I've always wanted to create another entrance on the kitchen side of the house!I'll let you borrow this.........
Gets them every time............
I'll let you borrow this.........
Gets them every time............
Yeah, but I heard the Germans countered those things with their Panzer Maus.
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Kraft makes a macaroni dinner that contains a powdered cheese thing..... not sure if it qualifies as Velveeta, though.Thanks, won’t happen again.
(Is it true Velveeta also comes in a dried powdered form?
.....and just to clarify, I don't wanna know!
If it had been there, you'd know. Mice poop and pee constantly. Our neighbors have a vacant, crap-filled lot behind us, and we've dealt with mice ever since our Basset Hound died about five years ago (she was an INCREDIBLE mouser! Who knew?). What worked best for us is live traps (PB on cheerios worked for us) and poison bait placed where no other living thing could get to it inadvertently--i.e., behind the kitchen drawers and in the very back corner on the floor behind the couch.