The TMS Cat Thread!
7/7/12, 10:35 PM
#104
Shelby GT350 Member
Originally Posted by Flagstang
that is why you need posion
Last edited by shurtual86; 7/7/12 at 11:13 PM.
7/8/12, 09:59 AM
#107
Tasca Super Boss 429 Member
I live in the woods so I get a lot of mice inside. The traps work fine for me. I do miss one here and there, but overall no problems. They just need to be set properly. The trick i've learned is it get the hold down bar into paddle where the food goes just right on the edge of springing. If it goes in too deep, the food can be stolen without the trap going off.
7/8/12, 12:13 PM
#110
Shelby GT350 Member
Originally Posted by denlem
I live in the woods so I get a lot of mice inside. The traps work fine for me. I do miss one here and there, but overall no problems. They just need to be set properly. The trick i've learned is it get the hold down bar into paddle where the food goes just right on the edge of springing. If it goes in too deep, the food can be stolen without the trap going off.
Originally Posted by AlsCobra
I prefer the sticky traps. You can torture them before they die.
7/8/12, 04:17 PM
#113
Tasca Super Boss 429 Member
Mouse traps don't make me sneeze!
They steal food from the trap once in a while. I forget about a hidden trap once in a while and I've found mice in it that were eaten by other mice!
I caught 30 of them in about a months time this past spring. Haven't seen any sign of any all summer so far. But I did catch a red squirrel that was coming in and out. It got in by a hole near the roof and came down through the wall into the basement.
I caught 30 of them in about a months time this past spring. Haven't seen any sign of any all summer so far. But I did catch a red squirrel that was coming in and out. It got in by a hole near the roof and came down through the wall into the basement.
7/8/12, 04:49 PM
#116
I live in the woods so I get a lot of mice inside. The traps work fine for me. I do miss one here and there, but overall no problems. They just need to be set properly. The trick i've learned is it get the hold down bar into paddle where the food goes just right on the edge of springing. If it goes in too deep, the food can be stolen without the trap going off.
And I use peanut butter on mine, they can't resist that ****. And it doesn't dry out as quick as a piece of cheese, plus its sticky so they'll keep trying to dig more of it out of the little hole until WHACK!!! 
7/8/12, 05:08 PM
#117
Tasca Super Boss 429 Member
Same here. I'll have a couple usually in the spring and in the fall. I set mine the same way, get it right on the edge, hair trigger. And I use peanut butter on mine, they can't resist that ****. And it doesn't dry out as quick as a piece of cheese, plus its sticky so they'll keep trying to dig more of it out of the little hole until WHACK!!!
And I use peanut butter on mine, they can't resist that ****. And it doesn't dry out as quick as a piece of cheese, plus its sticky so they'll keep trying to dig more of it out of the little hole until WHACK!!!
7/8/12, 05:21 PM
#118
Shelby GT350 Member
Originally Posted by denlem
I use peanut butter too. Gotta work to get it off, then snap!
