alcazar

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..........to catch a mouse, that is

Eldest just called me through to the kitchen, reckoned he'd seen a mouse run out of the porch into the boiler house. I fetched a trap from the garage, baited it with a bit of Twix, and continued with the washing up.

Less than five minutes later, (I'd not even finished washing the wineglasses and wifes china teapot),the trap went off and the mouse is no more.

It's now re-baited in case he invited any of his mates to the party

And yes, I don't like to kill them, but my wife is phobic about them, so I have to. If she sees one, she's gone!

Alcazar

J4CKO

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I have had this as well, baited the trap, went for a pee and it had caught one on the way back through !

abbott

hungry little buggers eh !

Apparition

Yeah, we caught one night before last in our kitchen. Didn't realise he/she had a little friend too. So tonight it will experience a sharp pain in the neck area. After which, the lights will go out permanently !
Yve

Spoon

I'm struggling to see the negative here.

Leslie

Mrs Leslie thinks up names for them!

Les

J4CKO

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Yes mine did when we had, they were called

"B4stard" Mouse

"F*cking" Mouse

and

The post double barrelled one,

"B4stard F*cking" Mouse !

Its like if I were an entymologist, that discovered Wasps, Bees and other such insects, a Wasp would now be known as a "Gerrofyf*cker"

stevebt

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You have to use the traps that kill them as I tried the humane one's and they don't go anywhere near them