Posted by michiganmike on April 10, 2016 at 10:15:36 from (64.136.26.152):
In Reply to: hard to catch mouse posted by rick1 on April 10, 2016 at 09:11:13:
I've used sausage before it works great. I've pulled the nuts out of peanut butter and put them in the hole of the Victor trap... That works good also... My favorite is I fry up some pumkin/zuke seeds in bacon or sausage greese. I then take a bread twister and burn the plastic off of it. I then put a hole in the seed with a needle and hook the seed to the trap pan with the wire... These are for long term baiting. They last a very long time. I keep them set for the occational visitor...You could get a small bag of the salted pumkin seeds and soak them in some lard/greese,as bait...MTP
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