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[STEMO]

Two boxed traps not triggered.......but all the poison taken again. 

What does it take to kill these little f*uckers.

Set fire to it and claim the £100 insurance 

[Nick W]

Two boxed traps not triggered.......but all the poison taken again. 

What does it take to kill these little f*uckers.

The traditional English solution is a couple of Jack Russels roaming the property, although other terriers can be as good.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Two boxed traps not triggered.......but all the poison taken again. 

What does it take to kill these little f*uckers.

The traditional English solution is a couple of Jack Russels roaming the property, although other terriers can be as good.

They are not hidden under the engine cover and a number of Youtube video show then living rent free in the air filter.

[Marks DTM Calib]

Modern car wiring has been hit by the greenies.

The adhesive in the cloth tape is now 'organic' so attracts the little buggers (and bigger ones) so the loom manufacturers have had to put chemical nasties in the glue to detract them......so probably not nearly as 'organic' as it was

[Rangie]

My mate had the little blighters eat through a load of the wiring under his Ford Ranger, apparently a very common problem.

[TheBoy]

What does it take to kill these little f*uckers.

Isn't it supposed to give them a rageing thirst, so they bugger off for a drink and die?  So the ones that scoff the poison probably are long dead.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

They can, and do, become immune to it. 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

What does it take to kill these little f*uckers.

Isn't it supposed to give them a rageing thirst, so they bugger off for a drink and die? So the ones that scoff the poison probably are long dead.

I really don't think there is a tribe of the little bastards.......not enough greasy turds left behind.

I reckon it is one or two 'supermice' who are immune to the poison, just as French Albitz says.

[Sir Tigger KC]

I have the little shits in my house at this time of year when it gets cold. Well... Not in my house exactly, but they get into the void underneath and then make their way through the cavity insulation to the attic.  Judging by the amount of little holes in the loft insulation, there must be a tunnel system up there that would make a Hamas terrorist very jealous!   

Mostly I co-exist with them happily enough, but now and again when it sounds like a herd of elephants running around up there, I have a purge to keep the numbers down and put out the traps. It's amazing though how the little bastards can nick the bait off a trap! Cheese disappears without a trace and they must carefully lick the peanut butter off, so as not to get caught. 

I've recently caught loads though using nuts, which you can press onto the spike and they have to give it a good tug to get it off! I put their little corpses out onto the garden path, where they become a tasty snack for the crows and magpies. 

It's all gone quiet... For now!     

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I have the little shits in my house at this time of year when it gets cold. Well... Not in my house exactly, but they get into the void underneath and then make their way through the cavity insulation to the attic.  Judging by the amount of little holes in the loft insulation, there must be a tunnel system up there that would make a Hamas terrorist very jealous!   

Mostly I co-exist with them happily enough, but now and again when it sounds like a herd of elephants running around up there, I have a purge to keep the numbers down and put out the traps. It's amazing though how the little bastards can nick the bait off a trap! Cheese disappears without a trace and they must carefully lick the peanut butter off, so as not to get caught. 

I've recently caught loads though using nuts, which you can press onto the spike and they have to give it a good tug to get it off! I put their little corpses out onto the garden path, where they become a tasty snack for the crows and magpies. 

It's all gone quiet... For now!     

That seems like a plan......a drop or two of cyanide on the nut or poison would probably also help.

Not sure how easy it is to get hold of though.

[biggriffin]

Use these with peanut butter,, never fails
https://www.screwfix.com/p/pest-stop-sure-set-plastic-mouse-traps-2-pack/70203?tc=QT4&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiApaarBhB7EiwAYiMwqjL1GyOrtiYQBb1V4P3Lh59vyuAzMRYeMCerYt5K7QJwp5OOGj8xkhoCb2EQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

[Raeturbo]

What does it take to kill these little f*uckers.

Isn't it supposed to give them a rageing thirst, so they bugger off for a drink and die? So the ones that scoff the poison probably are long dead.

I really don't think there is a tribe of the little bastards.......not enough greasy turds left behind.

I reckon it is one or two 'supermice' who are immune to the poison, just as French Albitz says.

                They may be professionals🤣

[Sir Tigger KC]

Use these with peanut butter,, never fails
https://www.screwfix.com/p/pest-stop-sure-set-plastic-mouse-traps-2-pack/70203?tc=QT4&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiApaarBhB7EiwAYiMwqjL1GyOrtiYQBb1V4P3Lh59vyuAzMRYeMCerYt5K7QJwp5OOGj8xkhoCb2EQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Might get me some of them.     Mine are old and I think the springs aren't what they used to be.   

I don't mind killing them, but I like to think the little buggers are being despatched instantaneously.   

[STEMO]

I have the little shits in my house at this time of year when it gets cold. Well... Not in my house exactly, but they get into the void underneath and then make their way through the cavity insulation to the attic.  Judging by the amount of little holes in the loft insulation, there must be a tunnel system up there that would make a Hamas terrorist very jealous!   

Mostly I co-exist with them happily enough, but now and again when it sounds like a herd of elephants running around up there, I have a purge to keep the numbers down and put out the traps. It's amazing though how the little bastards can nick the bait off a trap! Cheese disappears without a trace and they must carefully lick the peanut butter off, so as not to get caught. 

I've recently caught loads though using nuts, which you can press onto the spike and they have to give it a good tug to get it off! I put their little corpses out onto the garden path, where they become a tasty snack for the crows and magpies. 

It's all gone quiet... For now!     

They have a good tug to get their nuts off? Didn't know mice did that 

[Raeturbo]

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