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| What do you people bait your mouse traps with? I use chocolate, I chew it a little to release the smell and it works a treet?
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| peanut butter, cheese and I've even tried the small marshmallows
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Our's has a liking for pepper jack cheese. They must have expensive taste. But with a dog and a cat on strike at the moment with the rain, I'll try just about anything to keep the chicken store room free of mice.
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| I know what you mean about the dog and cat, our little terrier lives to hunt and will sit and scrape away at a wood pile for hours to get a mouse but in the house he just ignores them, I have seen a mouse run accross the kitchen floor in front of him and he just watched it! We find the chewed chocolate works really good! I always thought cheese was a Tom and Jerry thing!!! obviously not.
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| It all comes down to how hungery they are.
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| Have you ever seen a thin mouse in a house?
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I use Peanut butter and it hasn't let me down yet, now the cats that's another story  I have one that can't catch & kill anything until it's already dead
Lord keep your arm around my shoulder & your hand over my mouth
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| thin mouse? yelp, in our house, now at the barn that is a different story all together.
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Half a pecan, anchored down with a twistie tie.
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