That's cool, but pricey. My reusable trap only cost around $6.00 and doesn't require batteries. Plus, it offers the added benefits of knowing that the mice did not die instantaneously and that they suffered an excruciating death. Jaws o' death, FTW!

 

just do it.. it'll be cool!

 

postt ittt. ahahha

 

Heh, don't bother. Mice/rats aren't animals. They're pests. :-)

 

Lemme think about it. I'd hate to get banned.

 

I had a mouse issue at my house when I was in high school years ago. We set up a trap in the closet where the water heater was. Sure enough 5 minutes later we hear a snap. Clear the dead mouse, reset, 5 min later, snap, repeat. we had about 8 mice in under an hour dead.

 

Yep, I place my traps in the exact same spot after each kill. Mice/rats are drawn to the smell of other dead mice/rats. I think I saw that on Discovery Channel once.

Nice kill ratio, BTW.

 

There is no banning here on I-club. You might get a cool "pest killer" status under your name though. Pictures?

 

I'll have to take the picture later when I get home.

 

Too bad you're allergic to cats.

I brought one (a third striker) home from the Humane Society, and he's simply amazing. He makes the "Shock and Awe" campaign look like a little sideshow, with his "Grab and Claw" technique. He'll bring them in, toss them around the room, smack them, and torture them before he actually kills them. Then he'll eat his tasty treat.

I usually wind up picking him up and carrying him outside, while he keeps a firm grip on the rodent (mouse, mole, rat, vole, gopher) or bird. He loves hunting, and is extremely proficient at working them over, and decimating the population.

 

Any pictures of Shock and Claw? (Heh, a pun.)

 

 

Three dead mice. The one in the upper left has his head totally caved in.

 

The trap on the left and one of the suckers caught with food in his mouth and his eyes open.

 

close-up picture of mouse/rat in the foreground