Rats leave a trail of pee everywhere, don*t they? Plus, males rats have huge old pig ***** that they drag all around, and I don*t want someone else*s boys touching me...not even a rat!!!

 

Funny you bring up mice, this weekend when I was cutting firewood with the family & her dad we came across a bunch of mice and the SOs dad was stompin on as many as he could find

One made it away, and the SO and I were tryin to catch it and I managed to pin it and it crawled up my damn arm! We were tryn to pad around to find it to no avail for a min or two then the lil bugger came out on the back of my neck and I screamed like a lil girl .

Jamis caught it to show to our baby and we let it go, but that was the most fun Ive had with a mouse in along time

 

i moved my hot tub pump yesterday and noticed some mouse **** and part of a nest laying underneath it. It took me HOURS to unhook the pump and take it all apart and try to clean it out. I hope i got it put back together right... Little mouse Fu#$ers, not impressed.

 

he looks so cute though

 

Wow. kinda makes me think. active security such as cat would be good. or a possum.

you now must upgrade, mousetrap 1.0 is no longer adequate, please purchase our upgraded unit, hungry sadist cat v5.

 

also a good time to mention that if you are leaving your bike sotred for winter to check the air box and engine area before you goto ride it next. ive seen mice crawled into peoples air box before

 

It's never a good thing when mice crawl into your box, whether your a male or female rider.

It does still look alive. Can we get another picture at a different angle to confirm the death?

My house is surprisingly mouse free...built in 1990 and have seen NO evidence of mice anywhere...and the people I got the house form had a cat and dog, so they must have kept them away.

 

I have a dog that caught 4 mice last year, shes a fox hound/beagel mix, dumb dog but shedoesn't have a mean bonein her body, yetshe tosses them around like thier toys and then whines when they stop moving, I almost feel bad for them. I like to hunt and I don't mind killing mice, but I hate seeing anything suffer. My cat is even worse, he shreds them apart then brings them to you to show off his kill

 

By the way, I'm all about the humane treatment of animals, but what's up with "Sticky Traps". That's horrible! The animal becomes glued to it, and probably starves to death. My method is quick and painless, which in my book equates to humane.

I've got to change the plugs/filter, so I'll put a trap in there too. My dog is a Pointer, and he's only interested in birds. Wife's allergic to cats.

Mine is too, but during the coming of the winter months, all of nature's little critters seek warmth and food in my humble abode (est.1979), or house of horror as they call it.

So sure enough, shortly after I thought I solved my problem, I hear a familiar sound again from behind the stove. Stood there for a while, and saw another one. As I recall, I saw a fat one and a little skinny one; 2 - 2 = 0 (I hope).


This one's definately DOA or DRT (dead right there).

voodochyl - Jimmy is a God [sm=burnout.gif]

 

Oh yeah, that one's a goner all right, it even lokos like his left eye popped out a little.

The sticky ones are only humane if you check them every other hour, lol.