Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire I couldn't sleep last night.

So I came to the living room, turned the TV on, lower the sound and kept the room dark. After a few minutes I hear a noise coming out of the kitchen. So I get up and investigate. The noise was coming from under the sink...mice! But I wasn't sure it was a mouse so I set a rat trap. Two Mouse traps and some poison. This morning I checked and some of the poison has been eaten. But the traps were not touched.

Have fun with the smell.

exactly what I was think as well he lives and exciting life

No smell, it's a slow acting poison. After the eat the poison they go back under the house then they die. Been doing that for over 50 years.

Exactly. And, that's when you get the smell.

Those cats you killed, were probably doing a hell of a job keeping the rodent population in check.....welcome to the real world.

What's scary is that he's probably the bright one his neighborhood.

Jeezlus, you jackwagons never use mouse poison?

Maybe you get your girlfriends to kill the mice.

God damn if I had mice for 50 years I would be doing something different!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nope, I never use poison, but I have used your girlfriend to kill mice.

Oh.....you city folk are funny.

I remember that. She said you were on the table screeching.

She said it wasn't anywhere near the screaming you do when she's pegging you.

City folks, yeah that's me.

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How many paint chips from the old house do you think you ate ?

And stop using the Lords name in vain you fool .

She is very gentle.

Or into the walls or in the attic.

We poison the sheit out of them up here.

Build little Mouse Hotels out of old margarine tubs, poison inside, and place them in all the outfits.

Never have a problem.

Lol, and this year they made the real mouse poison illegal here...so it's the treehugger slow death stuff only from here on out.

Well then they die somewhere else.

Poison works well, makes them dry up

I go through about two five gallon pails of mouse poison a year in and around the seed storage barns. I never use it in the house because it does make a horrific smell.