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That dude needs to brush up on his personal hygiene!
Be careful though...by the looks of the maker of the video the jaws are pretty powerful....
I have a fantastic track record of catching mice it usually takes less than 12 hours to catch one. This mouse is different. Hence the thread.You ain't using enough peanut butter! I use nitrile gloves when setting the trap to minimize human scent. I have 100% harvest success when I glob the PB on an old fashion cheapo Home Depot trap. Place it at the corner of 2 intersecting walls. Set it before you go to bed, make sure the lights are off and peacefully go to sleep. Next morning you should have your target animal down. Place 2 or 3 traps at a time to up your success rate.
You all big spenders need to pay attention here.View attachment 746805I wouldn't call this mouse untrapable, but it was July with no open hunting seasons when my boy came running in the house telling me he spotted a mouse in the garage. We grabbed his Red Ryder and setup on a good vantage point (behind my four wheeler) about 4 yards away from where he had seen the 'rascal' as he called it. After a few minutes he came out of hiding and buck fever got the best of me (had to be the case because we got that Ryder dialed for long distance and only shoot the highest BC, large for caliber, explode on impact bb's money can buy) and I buried a bb into the sheetrock about an inch over his back. 15 minutes later the rascal appeared again and a perfect vital v shot later this B&C class mouse took two steps and piled up. Didnt go 20 (inches)
Couldn't ask for a better hunt. His mom told him to wear a glove before picking up the mouse, which he did, but she failed to specify to then pick it up with his gloved hand.
*everything in this story is true, other than the projectile description buzzwords that were thrown in for dramatic effect.
Do the bucket trick, sunflowers in the bottom, then you can personally dispatch him!We have a mouse in the house. We have had mice before. I know how to catch mice. I have waged war and slaughtered them. This mouse is different. He is untrapable.
He only shows evidence in our master bathroom. Poop and pee stains on the white tile floor. One minute there will be a clean floor. 2 minutes later there will be poop on the floor, broad daylight while everyone is home.
One time I was pinching one off, and when I was done I stood up to wash my hands and there was mouse poop right behind where my feet would have been while I was pooping. That mouse poop wasn't there before I sat down to poop. Now, it's getting personal.
I've put as many as 10 glue traps scattered across the bathroom floor overnight, only to wake up to mouse poop in between the traps.
I've set classic mouse traps with everything from peanutbutter, to cheese, to cookies, to Oatmeal. He will poop right next to the traps and not touch them.
I have a live trap with food in it. He won't go in.
I have a cat, that kills mice. I don't even think she knows this one exists.
Please help.
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And if that fails try out the battery insulation blanket that Dodge uses on the diesel pickups.You need to bait the trap with the wiring harness from a 2023 Ford F-250 Limited. No mouse can resist that!