Treblig
Well-Known Member
They makes some pretty powerful air guns nowadays, with suppressors to boot!!! They should be legal anywhere??A suppressed gun would work.
They makes some pretty powerful air guns nowadays, with suppressors to boot!!! They should be legal anywhere??A suppressed gun would work.
You're kidding, right. lolMy coworker decided he was going to put a glue trap in the store front of the shop I work at.
It caught a mouse, apparently the mouse had been there for 2 days, he said it's almost dead.
Well I get to work this morning and it's still alive stuck down, struggling, covered in glue and wet from it's piss, **** all over the trap & so me the "everything has a purpose" guy had to peel it off & throw it on the ground to kill it (instantly)
Anyways those glue traps are about the most inhumane thing I've ever came across. Yes I know rats and mice are not that great but at least kill the things quick.
Thanks for reading my venting lol.
secondary poisoning is not a problem with modern rodenticides.No creature should have to die that way. It is inhumane. I did have to set out some snap traps , but once I got MY **** under control & sealed their entryways, we were able to coexist again.
Please don’t use poison either, besides also being inhumane, before they die, some other animal may get them (your dog or cat maybe) and subsequently be poisoned. Besides, they’ll die where you can’t get to them, then you get the odor of decomp to live with.
Yeah we have coyotes and racoons, luckily the coyotes don't come on my property yet.We have Coyotes, and if you let a cat stay outside, or if it gets outside, then they are dinner.
Funny guy lol.You're kidding, right. lol
Must have been a shitty glue trap, the one's I use a mouse would come apart when trying to remove it.
Did you have a funeral for the abused mouse? lol
The amount of Mouse bait it takes to kill mice and has no affect on critters.Bucket trap in my storage shed in winter. They freeze. Freezing to death is better than drowning. No point trying to beat them off in the summer. The local fox needs to eat too.another reason not to poison them.