Reset the traps.
Catch 1 in the kitchen, 1 in the drop ceiling by basement bathroom, 2 in the drop ceiling above the train table.
Mouse total now 12!
By this time, I am so grossed out with mice.
The big draw back to live traps is cleaning them. Mouse pop smells awful when confinded to a small space such as a trap.
Remember a while back I mention our traps are semi-humane. If one doesn't take the mice to an appropriately far way park for release promptly, the mice soon get hungry again. I guess a glop of Skippy Extra Chunk doesn't last very long. With no more peanut butter they go after other things. Cramed in the Victor M313 the mice don't have many choices. I found two that they've tried. 1 each other and 2 a plastic bump inside the trap. Option 1 is very ugly to clean.
Combine that with finding the traps in the begining with dead mice and the one who tried to swim, what do you get?
Mice night mares.
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It doesn't compare to 12, but we had A mouse in our kitchen a few weeks ago. It made my skin crawl knowing it was climbing all over my clean dishes. Good luck!
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