Originally Posted by mustangGT90210

That's the cool thing about that stadium, the field is on a massive platform they can slide out of the stadium to the parking lot. It's all real grass! Even less reason for them to slip that much, that was pretty messed up

Or a wrist. Found that out in a different ball game, alabama(or arkansas can't remember) guy rolls over a defender after catching the ball and goes to score a touchdown. But nope, turns out because he pushed up off the ground with his wrist, he was down. And by that I mean the back of his hand was on the ground and he used that part of the wrist. BS stuff. Going by that logic the pick that wasn't in the 1st Quarter by an Oregon DB should have been good

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What's up dirk?? How's things out there? Hopefully quiet for your sake

Originally Posted by mustangGT90210

Or a wrist. Found that out in a different ball game, alabama(or arkansas can't remember) guy rolls over a defender after catching the ball and goes to score a touchdown. But nope, turns out because he pushed up off the ground with his wrist, he was down. And by that I mean the back of his hand was on the ground and he used that part of the wrist. BS stuff. Going by that logic the pick that wasn't in the 1st Quarter by an Oregon DB should have been good

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

How is it I get mice in the garage or sometimes even the attic when it gets cold here, yet there it gets even colder and snows AND you lice in the sticks and you don't have them?

Do you leave poison out? A cat?

I don't like leaving poison out because I'm afraid the kids will touch it or worse try to eat it like candy. I put poison cubes out there night before last but I put it under a cabinet where I know the kids can't get to it. Yet those mice have moved the little poison cube almost 5 feet from where it originally was. So it could potentially end up right out in the open.

And traps just don't work here. Snap or glue. The mice jump over the glue traps and ignore the snap traps.

Originally Posted by BoogieNights

I have had very good luck with using chunky peanut butter on the snap kind of traps. It seems they go for it every time.

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

Don't know, I really only have them in the warm months (spring and fall being the worst).

There are a couple of feral cats that roam around the woods, you'll see them crossing the yard at night, or walking on the pool fence, but they scatter as soon as they hear a sound. That probably has a lot to do with it.

Never used the glue traps, the old fashioned snaps work for me. I set them with a hair trigger and bait them with chunky peanut butter. The love that **** to death, literally.

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

That's what I always used. No luck. Used to use it and it worked. But for some reason it doesn't work with these suckers.

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

The wife came home at lunch and there was one caught in a glue trap. his back legs and tail were stuck but his front legs were free. He was dragging the trap around the garage trying to get free. She freaked out when she saw it. I had to come home and dispose of the bastard. I hit him with a shovel and threw him in the outside trash.

I have noticed a feral cat out at the new place. Maybe that will help.

Originally Posted by Rather B.Blown

There are 3 that I've seen around here, a black long haired, a gray long haired, and a spotted short haired (see it most often). Can't get within 50 feet of any of them and they bolt (my favorite kind of cat).

I never really thought about it until you mentioned it, but it may be because I live out in the sticks that there aren't more. They're gonna go where the food is, and it stands to reason that a sub-division full of houses is going to have more garbage, more pet food out, etc. for them to scavenge.

Originally Posted by mustangGT90210

That's the cool thing about that stadium, the field is on a massive platform they can slide out of the stadium to the parking lot. It's all real grass! Even less reason for them to slip that much, that was pretty messed up

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

I'm battling mice in the garage.

I hope they don't get into the R. I would die.

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

How is it I get mice in the garage or sometimes even the attic when it gets cold here, yet there it gets even colder and snows AND you lice in the sticks and you don't have them?

Do you leave poison out? A cat?

I don't like leaving poison out because I'm afraid the kids will touch it or worse try to eat it like candy. I put poison cubes out there night before last but I put it under a cabinet where I know the kids can't get to it. Yet those mice have moved the little poison cube almost 5 feet from where it originally was. So it could potentially end up right out in the open.

And traps just don't work here. Snap or glue. The mice jump over the glue traps and ignore the snap traps.

Originally Posted by BoogieNights

Well it is looking like I will be home for the whole month of April.

Originally Posted by StangMahn

good to hear from you dirk!


luckily enough, we dont seem to have a rat issue around here.


gotta go to work at 830 tomorrow, and it's likely that the roads will have re-iced over. that could be interesting.

Originally Posted by StangMahn

i friggin' hate snakes, creepy bas*****!

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

Where in the heck is Nathan?


And I prefer Gortex. You know. "Big Coat! Big Coat!"

Originally Posted by 2k7gtcs

There he is!

Congrats on your purple mod status Nathan.

You can practice your powers by closing the November MOTM poll thread.