I got mice in my house yall

StickStickly

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Or get a couple dogs

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Dogs don’t work as well. You have to train them to catch the mice and if they go for it, you have to continue to reward them to keep them interested. Dogs like to chase and if they’re full they won’t hunt to kill. country dogs hunting rats on a farm are bred and trained for that. City dogs hunting mice in an apartment aren’t as easy to come by. Cats are fail proof regardless of where you live and what breed they are.

Cats will hunt consistently and obsessively regardless if you want them to or not. I think they’re ruled more by their primal nature in that sense. Plus they’re more agile and can climb which allows them to reach small fast prey like mice.
 

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I found a mouse on my counter over the weekend. Droppings every where:scust:. Turned on the lights and that mothafukka hopped in the stoves burner, I turned on the oven :smugbiden:and that mothafukka ran under the dishwasher. A couple days ago I saw one run from under the fridge back to under the dishwasher. I think that’s where they are coming from.

I have a couple cracks and holes in my tiles. Ill be buying sealants and caulk. I’ll be buying a whole lotta traps in a few days. Usually my crib is clean :hhh:
I don’t think it matters if you’re clean or not. Some places just get them. Especially if you live near a field or an empty lot.
 

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I worked in the pest control business for about 5 years some years ago.

Glue traps work for a time but eventually mice and especially rats will adjust and they won't work anymore. Same thing for snap traps. You will only catch a few when the infestation is really bad so a few less intelligent mice get caught in cross fire. Same thing for other traps , tin cats vectors etc. Mice will adjust and just jump or run around them.

Here is a cheap affordable remedy.

Go to a home Depot or Menard etc grab a bag of green mouse poison. DO NOT GET THAT CHEAP GRAY shyt! And don't bother with "d-con" products again trash quality.
Tomcat mouse and rat poison is a good product and the bag is only about 8 dollars

Don't put that out by itself, again mice and rats will adjust. What you have to do, is mix it with foods they can't resist

For mice they can't resist bread and peanut butter. Take 1 piece of bread make like a half peanut butter sandwich crush the poison and mix it with the peanut butter and put it in the sandwich. Leave the half sandwich with the poison near areas the mice are at but not where small pets or kids can get to it. The mice will def take

For rats, get some cans of tuna fish. Open the cans mix the poison with the tuna fish, again in areas the mice frequent and where small pets and kids can't get to it. Give it a couple days on both, your problem will be just about gone, and what's the best, it won't leave too much of a dead mouse smell because the poison eats at the mice and rats insides.


Side note: there is a anecdote to the poison, it's a ingredient that you can find in cat and dog food. So don't leave cat and dog food out, as the mice or rats will eat the poison, then run to the cat and dog food to cure themselves.

Hope that helps someone
 

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I worked in the pest control business for about 5 years some years ago.

Glue traps work for a time but eventually mice and especially rats will adjust and they won't work anymore. Same thing for snap traps. You will only catch a few when the infestation is really bad so a few less intelligent mice get caught in cross fire. Same thing for other traps , tin cats vectors etc. Mice will adjust and just jump or run around them.

Here is a cheap affordable remedy.

Go to a home Depot or Menard etc grab a bag of green mouse poison. DO NOT GET THAT CHEAP GRAY shyt! And don't bother with "d-con" products again trash quality.
Tomcat mouse and rat poison is a good product and the bag is only about 8 dollars

Don't put that out by itself, again mice and rats will adjust. What you have to do, is mix it with foods they can't resist

For mice they can't resist bread and peanut butter. Take 1 piece of bread make like a half peanut butter sandwich crush the poison and mix it with the peanut butter and put it in the sandwich. Leave the half sandwich with the poison near areas the mice are at but not where small pets or kids can get to it. The mice will def take

For rats, get some cans of tuna fish. Open the cans mix the poison with the tuna fish, again in areas the mice frequent and where small pets and kids can't get to it. Give it a couple days on both, your problem will be just about gone, and what's the best, it won't leave too much of a dead mouse smell because the poison eats at the mice and rats insides.


Side note: there is a anecdote to the poison, it's a ingredient that you can find in cat and dog food. So don't leave cat and dog food out, as the mice or rats will eat the poison, then run to the cat and dog food to cure themselves.

Hope that helps someone
Thx bruh
I will cop
 

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I worked in the pest control business for about 5 years some years ago.

Glue traps work for a time but eventually mice and especially rats will adjust and they won't work anymore. Same thing for snap traps. You will only catch a few when the infestation is really bad so a few less intelligent mice get caught in cross fire. Same thing for other traps , tin cats vectors etc. Mice will adjust and just jump or run around them.

Here is a cheap affordable remedy.

Go to a home Depot or Menard etc grab a bag of green mouse poison. DO NOT GET THAT CHEAP GRAY shyt! And don't bother with "d-con" products again trash quality.
Tomcat mouse and rat poison is a good product and the bag is only about 8 dollars

Don't put that out by itself, again mice and rats will adjust. What you have to do, is mix it with foods they can't resist

For mice they can't resist bread and peanut butter. Take 1 piece of bread make like a half peanut butter sandwich crush the poison and mix it with the peanut butter and put it in the sandwich. Leave the half sandwich with the poison near areas the mice are at but not where small pets or kids can get to it. The mice will def take

For rats, get some cans of tuna fish. Open the cans mix the poison with the tuna fish, again in areas the mice frequent and where small pets and kids can't get to it. Give it a couple days on both, your problem will be just about gone, and what's the best, it won't leave too much of a dead mouse smell because the poison eats at the mice and rats insides.


Side note: there is a anecdote to the poison, it's a ingredient that you can find in cat and dog food. So don't leave cat and dog food out, as the mice or rats will eat the poison, then run to the cat and dog food to cure themselves.

Hope that helps someone

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Number 1. There getting in the house so u have to seal the hole there coming in, if u don’t do this then they are going to keep coming in.

Number 2. After u have sealed the hole, u can get traps or get a cat. Not a baby cat but a grown one, maybe u can borrow one. This will kill all remaining rats in your house.

Again, seal the whole there coming in from. Once u sealed the hole then they are trapped inside your house.

NEVER use rat poison, if one dies in between your walls the smell will linger forever.
 

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I worked in the pest control business for about 5 years some years ago.

Glue traps work for a time but eventually mice and especially rats will adjust and they won't work anymore. Same thing for snap traps. You will only catch a few when the infestation is really bad so a few less intelligent mice get caught in cross fire. Same thing for other traps , tin cats vectors etc. Mice will adjust and just jump or run around them.

Here is a cheap affordable remedy.

Go to a home Depot or Menard etc grab a bag of green mouse poison. DO NOT GET THAT CHEAP GRAY shyt! And don't bother with "d-con" products again trash quality.
Tomcat mouse and rat poison is a good product and the bag is only about 8 dollars

Don't put that out by itself, again mice and rats will adjust. What you have to do, is mix it with foods they can't resist

For mice they can't resist bread and peanut butter. Take 1 piece of bread make like a half peanut butter sandwich crush the poison and mix it with the peanut butter and put it in the sandwich. Leave the half sandwich with the poison near areas the mice are at but not where small pets or kids can get to it. The mice will def take

For rats, get some cans of tuna fish. Open the cans mix the poison with the tuna fish, again in areas the mice frequent and where small pets and kids can't get to it. Give it a couple days on both, your problem will be just about gone, and what's the best, it won't leave too much of a dead mouse smell because the poison eats at the mice and rats insides.


Side note: there is a anecdote to the poison, it's a ingredient that you can find in cat and dog food. So don't leave cat and dog food out, as the mice or rats will eat the poison, then run to the cat and dog food to cure themselves.

Hope that helps someone

Basically this. We has one/some get in through a hole into our crawlspace and had babies. shyt became a headache, you'd hear them creep in the walls or catch a glimpse of one running across the kitchen at night. We did glue traps, and snap traps, but eventually the bigger ones adapted and we would only catch the newborns. I eventually got fed up trying to trap them and copped this poison off amazon, rubbed a thin layer of peanut butter onto the surface and dropped pieces everywhere I knew they were coming in and out of. Put all of my dry food goods in a plastic bin so they couldn't get into anything else.

After months of trying to trap, 2-3 days it was quiet for every single one of them. a couple just dropped dead right out in the open and I'd find them in the morning, the rest must have died in the walls or crawl space. It comes with a nice amout too, I still have half of it.
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