Monday, December 26, 2011

Funny poodle stuck in flypaper or mouse glue

!±8± Funny poodle stuck in flypaper or mouse glue

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Funny poodle stuck in flypaper or mouse glue

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Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Durvet Motomco Tomcat Mice Glue Board 2 Pack Pack Of 48 - 32418

!±8± Durvet Motomco Tomcat Mice Glue Board 2 Pack Pack Of 48 - 32418

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Saturday, December 10, 2011

After noticing that a bannana had gone missing from my fruit bowl, I found it the next day half eaten stashed away and half eaten, and I knew some sort of creature was living amongst me. I went out and bought a bunch of traps, mostly mice traps but one big rat trap. I awoke that night to the sound of a mouse trap clanging around, then I come out and see this big ass rat just sitting on the ground, so I got my camera and started filming. The weird part where I put it on the couch is because I'm trying to find something to bash it with and finish it off (I thought it was paralyzed because it was just sitting there). You can't really see it on the video because I got startled like a little biatch, but the bastard gets up and jumps 2 feet in the air into like a half inch crack in the wall before I even get close to it. I then wake up an hour later and hear a big ass banging, and I'm like "Yes! He went for the big one!" I come out and see the bastard with his head caught in the trap, but it's neck was not broken and he was squriming around. I didn't get it on camera, which may be a good thing, but it was succesfully making it's way out of the trap, so I had to grab a vacuum cleaner and beat the shit out of it till it died. A little part of me died inside from doing this, but now I'm hard. I was relieved for only a moment, only to come back in and see an even larger rat dart across the room and jump 2 feet in the air into my dishwasher. So apparently I"m fucking infested with ...

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Tuesday, November 29, 2011

BONIDE 2 Count Rat and Mouse Glue Traps Sold in packs of 12

!±8± BONIDE 2 Count Rat and Mouse Glue Traps Sold in packs of 12

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* Traps * Captures rats and mice * No springs, no snaps * Non poisonous * Prebaited * Peanut butter scented * Ready to use * 2 Per Pack, 12 Packs Per Order

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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Effective Mouse Traps for Your Home

!±8± Effective Mouse Traps for Your Home

Why Mice Nest in our Homes

House mice frequently find their way into homes in the fall of the year, when outdoor temperatures at night become colder. They enter our homes through the smallest of holes around soffit vents, electrical conduit entry points, through holes in gable vent screens, and through attic turbine and box vents on roofs. Once inside, their nest may be found in unused equipment and appliances, behind and under cabinets, inside unused furniture, among piles of wood and fence posts, and even inside old bird or squirrel nests. The favorite material for making a mouse nest is fine shredded paper or other fibrous material of all kinds.

Two problems with mouse infestations are the Hantavirus, which occurs mostly in the arid southwestern part of the country and salmonellosis, a concern in food storage and preparation areas. Trying to catch mice can be a frustrating experience, but there several different kinds of mouse traps that will do the job for you.

Types of Mouse Traps

There are several different kinds of mouse traps in use today. The ever popular snap trap is perhaps the best known, but there have been recent advances in the science of trapping rodents with the design of electronic mouse repellers and electric mouse traps. Generally, mouse traps are designed for small infestations, while specially designed mouse traps can handle more than 30 mice at one time.

Snap traps are easily set with a high degree of sensitivity, although they are secure enough to prevent the trap from snapping due to surrounding vibrations. Snap traps are purely mechanical and are easily set with one hand. For bait, cheese may be placed on the trap's triggering mechanism, but other food such as oats, chocolate, bread, meat, butter and peanut butter are commonly used. A new, lightweight plastic snap trap consists of a set of plastic jaws operated by a coiled spring and triggering mechanism inside the jaws, where the bait is held. Snap traps kill mice with a guillotine type action that breaks their neck or spine in a single, swift stroke.

Glue Traps, or glue boards are designed to capture a mouse by holding it in place. The killing process is delayed, as the mouse eventually dies of exposure or dehydration. Glue boards are used specifically in sensitive areas such as in homes, apartments, restaurants, hospitals, pet shops, nursing homes and food preparation areas. Glue traps may be preferred in these areas as they are effective in controlling pests without toxic baits and poisons that can harm pets and children.

Poisons. Rodenticides are poison baits, only used in areas where domestic animals and children can't reach them. Rodenticides come in two forms, single feed baits that require one feeding for a lethal dosage, and multiple feed baits that require several feedings. Besides the problem of posing a danger to children and pets, there is a strong possibility that the poisoned rodent will crawl off and die inside a wall or other inaccessible area where its carcass will decompose and be difficult to remove.

Electric mousetraps are a more recent type of mousetrap that delivers a lethal dose of electricity when the mouse completes the circuit by contacting two electrodes located either at the entrance or between the entrance and the bait. Obviously a form of electrocution, a mouse carcass could easily be come a path for electricity until it is burned through.

More recently, the mouse inert gas mousetrap kills trapped mice or other rodents with carbon dioxide, then notifies the user by e-mail so that the trap can be quickly emptied and reset. This is a form of suffocation and poses the inconvenience of carcass deterioration, the same as all previously discussed mousetraps.

Choosing one or more of these mouse traps will quickly eliminate any mouse problem you may be having in your home. The best solution is to keep in mind that mice can invade you home at any time and it's always a good idea to have a mouse trap set, year around.

Effective Mouse Traps for Your Home

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Sunday, November 6, 2011

Victor Pest Rodent Control Traps

!±8± Victor Pest Rodent Control Traps

www.victorpest.com Using traps for rodent control is an easy, cost-effective way of dealing with a rodent infestation. Trapping mice with snap traps is a reliable way to remove mice and rodents from your home. Rodent control traps, such as the wooden snap trap, not only traps the mouse but also kills the mouse instantly with a kill bar or other mechanism. Snap traps do not contain the mouse in any way as they are constructed with one flat piece of wood and a spring bar. There are other types of rodent control traps which keep odors, dirt and bodily fluids within a box-like structure after trapping the mice. These traps produce death via electrocution with an electric shock. They provide a quick, humane kill and are easy to set up and use. Multi-kill rodent control traps are able to capture one mouse after another. Some traps can hold up to 30 mice at once! There is also the option of using live rodent control traps which do not have any kill mechanisms and allow you to catch and release the mice to a new location. Glue traps are cost-effective options that are extremely easy to use for trapping mice. They even trap scorpions, snakes, spiders and other insects! The most important thing to remember when using rodent control traps is good trap placement. Place your trap near high activity rodent areas. Placing traps every 10 feet may appear to make sense for protecting a room, but is ineffective if mouse activity is located in one small area of your room. The most common ...

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Monday, October 10, 2011

Home Pest Traps (24 Packages)

!±8± Home Pest Traps (24 Packages)

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Victor Pest Traps are a simple and non-leathal method of taking care of any pest problem that you might have. Easily assembled "lock tab" tent design appeals to mouse`s curiosity. Peanut butter scent appeals to a mouse appetite. Pre-baited and non-poisonous. Lays flat with no lip for pests to crawl over or around. Will catch any bug. Retains superior tackiness over wide temperature range (20 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit).

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Sunday, September 18, 2011

Bonide Products Rat And Mouse Glue Trap 2 Pack Pack Of 12 - 11106

!±8± Bonide Products Rat And Mouse Glue Trap 2 Pack Pack Of 12 - 11106

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Bonide Products Rat And Mouse Glue Trap 2 Pack Pack Of 12 - 11106

Use indoors and outdoors to catch and eliminate rats.
Place in active runways of rats.
Pre-baited traps are non-poisonous.
Ready-to-use and disposable.
Great for catching other crawling pests, such as spiders, in garages, sheds and basements.