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Re: Of mice and men
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Posted by Mark on December 08, 2006 at 07:59:55 from (172.130.34.147):
In Reply to: Of mice and men posted by kestrel on December 08, 2006 at 06:55:05:
I had mice in my attic a couple times...a few years apart. My solution was to go to the feed store and buy some stuff called 'Just One Bite'..it's a Warfarin product in a big cake/bar. I cut it up into 1 inch chunks and then tossed them all around in the attic....of course they landed on top of the insulation...no matter.The mice have super noses and will find it very quick..like that night or day. In 2 days after scattering the poison..no more mice...no stink either, they shrivel up. I keep this poison scattered in my workshop all winter...I never see the mice...but the poison disappears!Ii wouldn't waste 2 minutes on a trap!
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