Nocturnal Bag Rattler

slang · 02-08-2004, 06:21 PM

Ok, here's the scoop.

I finally had enough of the bullshit and set the traps. They worked great. I put some pnut butter on a Dorito and set it on the trigger of the trap.

so then I caught 4 of them. One died from his injuries and one other one was a slow mover from getting the trap across the head.

After about a week there were no more customers, so I decided to kill the inmates. I wanted to gas the little bastards but my friend said that if I did then the animals that might like to eat the mice would get sick. Ok, so what would you suggest? Let them freeze to death then leave them out in the yard. I bet they arent in the yard more than a few hours.

He was right. So now they're gone and there arent any rattling bags or little mouse poops or tracks. That makes me happy.

View Poll Results: What should I do with this mouse?
Shoot the bastard and have him mounted	4	25.00%
Use a snap trap	0	0%
Use a sticky trap	0	0%
Get a mouser cat	3	18.75%
Make a small chair and set up a cellar account for him	9	56.25%
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02-08-2004, 06:21 PM	#34
slang St Petersburg, Florida Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 3,423	Ok, here's the scoop. I finally had enough of the bullshit and set the traps. They worked great. I put some pnut butter on a Dorito and set it on the trigger of the trap. so then I caught 4 of them. One died from his injuries and one other one was a slow mover from getting the trap across the head. After about a week there were no more customers, so I decided to kill the inmates. I wanted to gas the little bastards but my friend said that if I did then the animals that might like to eat the mice would get sick. Ok, so what would you suggest? Let them freeze to death then leave them out in the yard. I bet they arent in the yard more than a few hours. He was right. So now they're gone and there arent any rattling bags or little mouse poops or tracks. That makes me happy.

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