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Topic	I just used a mouse trap to kill a mouse, and now I kind of feel bad for it.
Payzmaykr 03/14/22 10:59:30 PM #38:	FarmDog posted... They sell no kill traps on Amazon. After capturing Id drive it to the nearest woods or wherever. Maybe a predator is hungry and will capture it wherever you drop it off. Thats really cool, but when the problem is out of control, you have to get them at the source. You have to know how to avoid them, too. Putting bird seed out is a great way to attract them. LinkPizza posted... My cat is actually pretty good at catching them. So is my younger dog. So, I usually dont have to worry My dog pounced on out before, but shes scared of most things. The cat caught one or two, but she didnt kill it. She brought it to the younger cat because she was trying to teach her how to hunt. --- So long, Thanks for all the fish! <cite>Payzmaykr posted [p:963454340] in I just use... [t:79942686]...</cite> <quote>FarmDog posted... </cite> <quote>They sell no kill traps on Amazon. After capturing Id drive it to the nearest woods or wherever. Maybe a predator is hungry and will capture it wherever you drop it off.</quote>Thats really cool, but when the problem is out of control, you have to get them at the source. You have to know how to avoid them, too. Putting bird seed out is a great way to attract them. LinkPizza posted... </cite> <quote>My cat is actually pretty good at catching them. So is my younger dog. So, I usually dont have to worry</quote>My dog pounced on out before, but shes scared of most things. The cat caught one or two, but she didnt kill it. She brought it to the younger cat because she was trying to teach her how to hunt. --- So long, Thanks for all the fish!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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