There's a mouse in me garage..

It's only a mouse. It'll be eating the slugs and snails from the garden.
You may find a load of empty snail shells somewhere. So long as it's not in
the house, no problem. Don't leave food and dirty dishes out in the
kitchen, block up any holes in the walls that a mouse could get through, and
don't leave the doors and windows wide open all day.

If you must slaughter the wee thing, there's all sorts of poisons and lethal
snares available. If it's gotten into the house, use one of these:

http://www.trap-man.com/mouse-traps.htm

 

I suspect that a mouse would eat food rather differently than a
pheasant; probably due to the fact it has teeth in its mouth rather than
a 'crop'. This would render this poaching method pointless.

I still reckon poison is the best way to go 'just in case'

 

Install a staircase and get Spete or mb to procure a very small pair
of wooden shoes. I'm sure you can work the rest out yourself.

 

Do you mean to say that when posting to UKRM you don't don a jacket and tie?
Why, I am shocked ;-p

 

Electoral register.

 

isn't it badgers your supposed to leave bowls of brake fluid out for,
rather than mice? Or is that bowls of milk...?

 

I thought badgers expected bowls of mice, mice previously fed on brake
fluid...

 

*bless*

 

On Mon, 16 Feb 2004 19:25:54 +0000 (UTC), "Dr Ivan D. Reid"
<> bored us all completely to death with wittery
prose along the lines of:

<G> It's difficult to digest apparently. Same for cats. Low lactose
milk is okay though, IIRC.

 

*snort*
<LOL!>

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