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Gordon Booth · 07-11-2014, 13:22

Not sure about the better mousetraps- we had a lot of field mice in the garage, chewing holes etc.
Went for a couple of mousetraps, saw the old fashioned ones and the new fancy ones, expensive but 'humane and effective'.
Set them, next day there's a mouse scrabbling around the garage backwards with a trap on its head. How do you dispatch a mouse with its head covered by a trap?
Happened a couple of more times so I threw them away and got a couple of good old fashioned traps- no arguing with them- also very effective on fingers!

07-11-2014, 13:22	#155
Gordon Booth Senior Member+ Join Date: Jul 2010 Posts: 2,402 Liked: 715 times Rep Power: 46614	Re: Animals killed for training Not sure about the better mousetraps- we had a lot of field mice in the garage, chewing holes etc. Went for a couple of mousetraps, saw the old fashioned ones and the new fancy ones, expensive but 'humane and effective'. Set them, next day there's a mouse scrabbling around the garage backwards with a trap on its head. How do you dispatch a mouse with its head covered by a trap? Happened a couple of more times so I threw them away and got a couple of good old fashioned traps- no arguing with them- also very effective on fingers!