I just caught two the humane way! 1. Cut water bottle in half. 2. Put peanut butter on one end 3. Put something to counter the weight of the peanut butter. I used tic tacs! 4. Set as much of the bottle over the edge of a high ledge as possible without tipping it over 5. Place bucket underneath Voila! Two mice saved that I will release in the woods, far from sticky glue or gruesome metal traps
Here was something I actually did years ago late at night when I saw a mouse behind a wood cabinet in the living room. On one side of the cabinet, I set up a simple trap with a small canister held up with a short pencil tied to a string. I aligned it right up next to the wall because mice usually run along side of walls. When the trap was set, I took a ruler and I started poking on the other side of the furniture, and this scared the mouse and he ran the opposite way towards the canister, along the wall just as I expected. I pulled the string and the canister dropped on the mouse and captured it. Wish I had the brains to master affiliate marketing though and not catching mice.
Why not use a mouse trap? I think you can get them at Home Depot or walmart for a cheap price. Get some cheese and get rid of them. Or, you could use google to find homemade ways of making mouse traps. I'm sure there are a lot of different methods to make a mouse trap with homemade items. I don't think it would be cheaper though...
i am thinking only one solution for me. Just adopt 10 Cats, they are working 24 hours to catch the mouse.
I'm generally a 'live and let live' kinda person when it comes to animals (even if they're pests). But as for mice and snakes...
its not a shotgun, its a pellet or bb gun. and i prefer to let our cats handle problems like that, and handle it they do.
I have 3 cats, the mice don't usually get that far. Although one doesn't really catch animals much, he's a lover not a fighter
i actully drowned them in beer... i placed a (dont know the work for big cirular thing in english ) full of beer and it worked like snails. they come, they drink, they fall in, they die.
That is quite possibly the best idea I've heard in a long time. Although right now I have the two mice in an aquarium with some food and water until I can release them. And they like to dance on the rim of the water bowl, so I don't know. Maybe we have smarter mice
Was once sat down on the sofa with a cup of tea minding my own business when a mouse appeared from behind the fireplace and ran straight up my trouser leg i jumped up and the cup of tea hit the ceiling dont know who was more shocked me or the mouse caught it eventually with a mousetrap.