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@jayltd.7030

2 жыл бұрын

$40 little high

@phillyflash43

2 жыл бұрын

Soon you'll have all the mice in the neighborhood in your barn looking to get into your mouse b&b!

@jonathanivy2673

2 жыл бұрын

@shawn woods What does 包子 習近平 mean. It is flashed in a single frame @ 5:28 of the video

@billpotter9716

2 жыл бұрын

@@jonathanivy2673 omg. An insult to China's president maybe? So crazy. Yes that's to make it harder for bad guys to steal his video etc!

@onoffroad

2 жыл бұрын

@@jayltd.7030 $19.99 on Amazon.

That one hiding in the coconut the longest was so cute. He even slipped out once and jumped right back in!

@molybdaen11

2 жыл бұрын

A survivor.

@tornadodee148

2 жыл бұрын

mood.

@bastlase

2 жыл бұрын

He/she was like "no let me stay!"

For anyone getting a mouse, please get them more accessories like more hiding, more bedding and things to climb on like string or hammocks. This is a perfect temporary cage but it should never be permanent. Anyway thank you for showing a very humane way of trapping mice.

@horror__sans

2 жыл бұрын

I have two hammies living together, I’ll try to get more bedding for them. It’s not that deep

@_bambi.ambie_1936

2 жыл бұрын

@@horror__sans hamsters should never be kept together, I have a hamster myself

@horror__sans

2 жыл бұрын

@@_bambi.ambie_1936 i have robos, not Syrians and they are both girls, they’re chill and sleep together even though they both have 2 separate hideouts

@TheFlamingTurkey

2 жыл бұрын

@@horror__sans Even so, hamsters should never be together under any circumstance (Unless it's for breeding in the wild). Look up Munchies place for more information.

@akaik0

2 жыл бұрын

@@_bambi.ambie_1936 hamsters are single pets, you need to separate them

As a Hamster owner, this isn't exactly perfect but for a mouse trap, this is heaven.

@ryohoshi8445

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, this isn't bad for a hamster owner? I mean, this should work very well if you're having to deal with trapping an escapee and you want your pet caught in as good a condition as possible. My hamsters sometimes were a PAIN to catch, my current girl just isn't at all interested in escape though.

@Shastasnow

2 жыл бұрын

Mice a bit different as a mouse owner. I don't even use a typical cage for mine. But this is a great trap.

@orangeismyfavoritecolor

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryohoshi8445 Just because you own an animal, doesn’t automatically mean you know how to take care of it properly. Hamsters actually like a surprising amount of room to run around

@notlesbian_elmo

2 жыл бұрын

Little old Winter approves of your comment.

@itsthatonechickagaincallth7843

2 жыл бұрын

Hamsters and mice are different. For a single mouse, I'd recommend 20 gallon long, but honestly that would work. Just use paper bedding, and lots of things to climb in and under for a pet mouse. Also, yogurt is a big no-no, but he doesn't own mice he only wants to be humane.

I'm kind of surprised that a wild mouse who has never seen or used a wheel before, knows what it's for and how to used it

@grasswithflowers2991

2 жыл бұрын

Scientists put a wheel in a forest once. Wild animals ran on it. Animals love running on wheels, it's adorable!

@livyann2143

2 жыл бұрын

@@grasswithflowers2991 this is the information I needed 😭

@liriodendronlasianthus

2 жыл бұрын

@@grasswithflowers2991 that makes me very happy

@Whatthefudgecookie

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao lucky. I got mice from a pet store and they were afraid of the wheel

@-desertpackrat

2 жыл бұрын

and how they went to the wheel before eating the food lol. I have rats and I've had ones where they pretended to never use the wheel and just sleep in it like a hammock, but then if they thought we were sleeping or away I'd catch them running in it, but as soon as they see us they'd jump off and act all lazy again like "Uh I wasn't exercising, not me, that's for nerds".

A KZread friendly mouse trap. I guess, if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.

@gwiyomikim5988

2 жыл бұрын

Pass the blueberry flavored yogurt coated treats please!☺️

@PeaceArt1

2 жыл бұрын

At the end of the video he slowly fills the tank with water.

@tgbhnejdmnhfbernj

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeaceArt1 LMAO THATS MORBID BUT I LOVE IT "Unfortunately these mice are an invasive species, so while this was probably the best night of their lives, it will be the last"

@2ndlittlekingryan654

2 жыл бұрын

@@PeaceArt1 whats a fishtank without water?

@enonymous794

2 жыл бұрын

@NamedBinaryTag Non-aquatic aquarium?

I love how they dropped into it and was immediately content with the situation. Like imagine getting teleported into a locked hotel and just being like “… well I might as well use the spa while I’m here”.

@juliessister5562

9 ай бұрын

lol that’s what I was thinking😂😂😂👽

@ericlotze7724

3 ай бұрын

This is honestly how i determine what captivity is ethical vs what isn’t. I’m like hey if aliens chose me as a subject, but had me living in a really nice hotel or flat, and didn’t stress me too much or had me all knocked out on anesthetics etc it’d be fine.

Just in case someone thinks to set up something like this for mice, there is inadequate ventilation for long term keeping of pet mice or any other animals. Most will recognize that but for those who just haven’t thought about it.

@Annie_Annie__

2 жыл бұрын

It’s also a toxic bedding material, not deep enough bedding, and not enough hiding or climbing space.

@SeraliaAerials

2 жыл бұрын

It’s a trap… I highly doubt anyone would make this and just keep wild rodents they catch in it forever with the same lid…

@Shastasnow

2 жыл бұрын

@@SeraliaAerialsThere are people do this sort of thing to the T just to keep wild mice as pets. I just say, people here don't need to be so dramatic over a trap.

Best trap yet, I love how friendly and creative this trap is, rodents have so much personality and don’t deserve to be slaughtered for looking for shelter, great video good video :).

@tornadodee148

2 жыл бұрын

yes especialy that cute little one that didint want to leave the coconut

@ConekQ

2 жыл бұрын

Hate to be that guy but he used pine bedding which is known to cause respiratory issue in rodents(hamsters, gerbils, mice, etc) just like cedar bedding. So those mice are probably dead

@DireBeastRexYT

2 жыл бұрын

@@ConekQ luckily it doesnt' cause issues *that* fast- problems occur when exposed to it for an extended period of time, especially when soaked with amonia, otherwise mice couldn't even go near pine trees without dropping dead in the wild. A better alternative would be shredded cardboard or paper bedding though, you're quite right.

@Nibbliess100

2 жыл бұрын

@@ConekQ yeah but this is not a cage its a trap

@ConekQ

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nibbliess100 You’re missing the point, the lack of ventilation and space will cause the Pine Bedding to cause problems much faster. And you would not have a wheel and hide if you were keeping them in there for less than an hour

Yeah, if I was a mouse, I'd rather drop into a carnival, than a deep pool.

@ammoiscurrency5706

2 жыл бұрын

I don't think you need to be a mouse to feel that way!

@ASHERUISE

2 жыл бұрын

Gradually becoming exhausted and slowly drowning over maybe several days is a horrible way to go

@WildHuntress

2 жыл бұрын

I kind of wish carnival music played after each drop. That would have been really funny.

@firstnlastnamethe3rd771

2 жыл бұрын

@@WildHuntress Hilarious, even!

I like the idea of not killing them- I understand the need sometimes, but I just like the idea of _not_ harming them, like putting them far away in the forest instead

Finally, a non-harmful and friendly mousetrap! I always feel sorry for mice and rats that gets killed just to find a new home and food. They don't deserve such consequences. Seeing this mousetrap and seeing how mice was enjoying it genuinely made me smile. Thank you.

@3takoyakis

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah better to pay someone to do it so our hands won't get dirty right? I mean they are so annoying, but im an animal lover so I can't get my hands dirty

@billyumbraskey8135

2 жыл бұрын

lmfao, what? they are pests, disease carrying and r-selected. culling mice harms nothing.

@edwfelt7490

2 жыл бұрын

@@billyumbraskey8135 agreed, and they breed a lot too and so they won't go extinct anytime soon. Rats as pets are ok, but not pests.

@skye387

2 жыл бұрын

If you don't get rid of them fast enough, they'd breed so fast your entire house will be filled with them.

@testerwulf3357

2 жыл бұрын

@@skye387 That’s why you catch them all then release them far from your house! Like in the woods or something.

That was fun; I enjoyed that. Over the years, you've had numerous mousetraps I would love to see AGAIN (with new footage). This would be one of them, as would the vacuum mouse trap that sucks up the mouse when they trigger the sensor... We need encore videos!!!

@showmeyourkitties

2 жыл бұрын

I don't remember that video 😹 I'm sad I didn't get to see it.

@vysharra

2 жыл бұрын

-Vacuum- Rollercoaster Mouse Trap! Spinning Carnival Mouse Trap! (Christmas lights turn on when he uses the electronic one!) Spa Day Peanut Oil Bowl Moisturizer Trap

@OliveMule

2 жыл бұрын

NO RE-RUNS!

@showmeyourkitties

2 жыл бұрын

@@OliveMule What?

@delfin7461

2 жыл бұрын

That's a favorite of mine too, I also like the catapult one

I mean the set up is not any good for a pet but for a trap this is cool I'd opt for a safer bedding, more hides

Thank God they they were all native mice imagine how mean it would’ve been to let the mice have all that fun and then ‘humanely dispatch’ them lol

@SeraliaAerials

2 жыл бұрын

Still better than a snap trap or glue trap… I’d say it’s better to let them feel happy safe and full at least once in their lives before they die.

@ericlotze7724

3 ай бұрын

It gets weird ethics wise, but *in theory* if killed quickly and especially if knocked out beforehand somehow it is more ethical than how they would probably die otherwise. Granted cut short maybe, but being ripped to shreds by a hawk or cat, starving, or dying of injuries without a vet is a bad way to go. Either way i do feel bad for the little guys, just want to make nests and eat stuff dammit!

One thing to note is: for pet mice slash hamster pine and cedar are dangerous as they have very bad respiratory systems seeing as these mice are wild it should be okay but for pets please use aspen or paper based bedding with no smell on it thank you

This was so wholesome. I stayed away from mousetrap videos after I learned that some channels were tossing mice into traps and torturing them with electricity. This is a nice subversion of a mousetrap, a mousetrap that doesn't harm the mice in any way.

@TheHappyBunny91

2 жыл бұрын

This channel is the best. I'm never worried I'll accidentally click a video with graphic footage. He does do videos on more lethal mousetrap but they are very PG.

" My brothers and I have found a beautiful far off land! It was a golden land! A sanctuary! With bountiful resources! An invisible wall protected us from the savage wilds of these lands. Come my people! I will guide you to the fruitful land of prosperity!" *guides them to a bucket trap with water

Shawn you are awesome. Teaching people about mice and rats. In a caring way.

@LizardKingTF2Halo174

2 жыл бұрын

Wait till this guy sees the other videos Shawn has 💀

@kaitlando636

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr

@echidnaralsei1473

2 жыл бұрын

Mice need vertical enclosures as they are acrobats, not like hamsters that need horizontal scape (with an ample extra borrowing section) as they are runner-borrowers . I like the effort tho

@killapicklepiratepanda7373

2 жыл бұрын

@@LizardKingTF2Halo174 I'm not dumb I've watched his videos and I know how mice are

@cloudyskyz2237

2 жыл бұрын

@@echidnaralsei1473mice are burrowers, just like hamsters. They need deep bedding, lots of horizontal space, and lots of climbing opportunities. Not necessarily vertical space.

I got to say considering the thousands of mice you have trapped, and released or dispatched, these 3 probably don't realize they're the luckiest of the bunch. Hope you let them know if they come back your hospitality might not be as generous second time around

MICE: "Wow look, we have landed at the circus! They have rides and treats!" Shawn: Ok mice, see you later? MICE: "Wait, don't we get some treats for the road? A few blueberries?????????"

@resourceress7

2 жыл бұрын

At least leave us the coconut! It already has our hantavirus on it.

I'm unfortunately very intimate with the process of trapping mice, rats, etc, and I know that kill traps are an nessacary evil. But its always nice to see someone go out of their way to make a trap that won't kill the mice.

I just saw your finger photo, Shawn please don't get bite again, we want you to stay safe and teach us more about traps!! I thought about using gloves when you pick mice up or release them. Take care and thank you for your work! ♥

I love how shiny the coats of your pet mice are. All the wild mice would love to be your pets, but alas it's not to be.

This was a great idea that really shows your holistic expertise (best trap, best care, and best practices according to experience, law, and ethics)

@florianschulz3027

2 жыл бұрын

so replace the hard cover with a mesh one.

I kept a deer mouse as a pet but it was a an orphaned baby who didnt even have her eyes open when I found her so I raised her on a syringe of goat milk from a baby and she was pretty much tame cause she knew me and saw me as her 'mommy' so she never bit me even as she got older. I also assumed since she was so young when i found her that she probably wouldnt have had time to really pick up any parasites since she was barely a week old when i found her. She was such a great little mouse I named her Peppy Pepito cause she was a peppy (lively active and high-spirited) little mouse. She liked to curl up in my hand when she was ready to go to sleep and let me give her cheekrubs til she passed out and then i would gently place her back in her nest under a half-log type thing i got from the reptile section of the petstore. i tried to make her enlosure as mouse-friendly as possible and used more natural things like rocks and wood half-logs and stuff like that since she was a wild mouse. she did LOVE running on her little wheel tho haha i would hear her up all night hearing her wheel spinning and spinning lol.

I love that you included a large wheel, water, and a hideaway house, and bedding. I really appreciate your care for these animals.

I never understood why the mousetraps always had to be the most violent things ever, people exterminating rodents like their worst enemies. I really like things like this, that actually focus on the psychology of the wild animal, and aim at making things as little stressful and painful as possible. We should be humbled by having all the amazing species around, instead of treating fellow living beings like trash.

@human-tk2fo

2 жыл бұрын

I get what you're saying, but when ones home is infested they leave a disgusting mess, it is only natural to be disgusted with the creature as well

@Kotifilosofi

2 жыл бұрын

@@human-tk2fo it's not natural, but just one way to react, among many. And what you're describing isn't even disqust actually, but frustration/anger.

@BlazingShadowSword

2 жыл бұрын

A very large amount of years ago, rats were blamed for the bubonic plague. Since then, rodents have been blamed for all sorts of diseases, sometimes they are spot on, such as the prairie dogs of my home Colorado being full of nasty diseases that could kill you or your pets. The bias is real, but rats and mice are very clean creatures, only sticking to dirty places because that's where it's warm and where there is food. Also, getting bitten by a rodent causes infections for the same reason getting bitten by a person does, mouths are full of bacteria, the only reason you don't get sick from your own is because your body is used to your bacteria, not another person's.

@Kotifilosofi

2 жыл бұрын

@@BlazingShadowSword exactly. People don't realize that their dear dog or cat accidentally licking a wound on your hand could cause the same mortal danger of blood poisoning as rodents or any other mammal.

@BioLivbanon

2 жыл бұрын

Well. Historically speaking rats and mouses *were* humans worst enemy. They spread deceases like the flood. Bringing about pest and death everywhere. At least that is what we thought. Now it is explained more diversively, such as poverty, population, bad hygien, plus rats.

Judging by the setup, this only looks like a good "trap" to catch pet mice that escape. I haven't lost one in s LONG time & I'm usually trying to keep them OUT of the cage.

This was super cute and a refreshing change of pace that I didn't even know was needed. Kudos and keep the fantastic creativity up.

Hah! That text at 5:28 with Winnie the Pooh so chinese thieves can't steal your video is genius

@scarletconfections

2 жыл бұрын

so thaaats what that random text is! that was driving me nuts! XD

@kumd

2 жыл бұрын

4:38 as well. Translates to a common insult to China’s leader. They call him Baozi, aka “Steamed Bun” as a joke. He came to a little restaurant called Qingfeng to eat baozi in 2013. Back then, many people considered this as a signal of the loosening of Internet censorship. However, since he took office the Internet censorship becomes tighter and tighter. So many people call him baozi as satire. I don’t get it but that’s the joke. ha

As someone who owns mice, I’m so happy to see videos like this.

As someone who owns two rats, I'd say that you probably should've put more than one hide and maybe a few more chews, but other than that, I have no issues with this and think this is a great and humane mouse trap/temporary enclosure.

Honestly wouldn't mind seeing a bunch of these connected together to create a mouse network across the house

Shawn: ok mice go free! Coconut mouse: are you out of your mind?? You think I'm gonna leave THIS?

I am blown away by this. Creative, educational, and even humane!

I love this, I really don't like killing mice or even rats for that matter because I've owned them as pets in the past and know that they're just trying to survive like everyone else. I love that you gave them all the necessary things to live as well as non-essential things like the wheel and hide to reduce stress levels for these little cuties, that last mouse I probably would have kept being he just seemed quite happy and felt safe.

I just used your affiliate link and bought a flip & slide. I hope they pay you well, you deserve it. I've been watching for years and enjoy your content. Thank you for making these videos!

One of the best videos of the channel. Thank you Shawn ❤️❤️❤️

I'm subscribed and I like every video before I watch any of it because you're extremely straight forward, friendly, as humane as possible, and most importantly... I love your content and I believe that you have very much earned and deserve to be able to make a living off of your amazing content. You're amazing my friend and don't let anyone make you think otherwise. Much love ❤️

I would love to see this one again, wonderful video Shawn.

Shawn filming this: "If this gets demonetized I'll eat my hat!"

I had pet mice in college. Got them from the pet store for a dollar each, being sold as snake food. Unfortunately at a house party somebody caught a wild mouse in the house and put it in the tank with the pets. It had mites and soon the whole tank was full of them. The house mouse was removed but the pets didn't last much longer.

Much fun ! I've had the Flip N Slide in my garage for a long time. Very effective.

All around, a great video. I hope it goes viral. I really appreciate you taking a moment to caution people also.

That was the coolest trap I have ever seen. Great work Shawn!

you're one of the only channels i'm actually subscribed to. love your videos.

Your kindness is refreshing. Thank you for being who you are in this world!

You’re amazing! Poor things get slaughtered half the time because they just need to find somewhere to stay. It’s really good how you put a wheel as well.

This video is: ✔ Life changing ✔ Informative ✔ Inspiring ✔ Heartwarming ✔ Useful ✔calming ✔Enjoyable ✔ Other

@deathslasher1239

Жыл бұрын

🤖🤖🤖

I love how the mouse just makes itself at home after getting trapped.

2:05/2:07 if you go frame by here there's like some Chinese letters in the footage where a mouse falls down If you don't see it, look at the mouse's shadow, it's close to there Edit: Everytime a mouse falls down on the motion camera there's that text

@christophermcloone2429

2 жыл бұрын

I noticed this too. Tried hand-writing the characters into Google Translate but didn't get any clear translation.

@christophermcloone2429

2 жыл бұрын

Scrolling further down the comments section, I see that there seems to be an explanation!

I loved how quickly they took to the wheel! Great for if you have escaped pet rodents in your house like dwarf hamsters

This is great! Never really expected it to be so good. Glad it was native deer mice

That was hilarious and a lot of fun. Thanks Shawn.

This trap is great! Great creativity, Shawn!

It is so interesting how even wild mice get a kick out of the running wheel. Thank you so much for this trap idea!

@mrsspock4804

5 ай бұрын

I’ve read that they have put mouse running wheels out in fields as an experiment, and that wild mice will use the wheels.

My daughter's dwarf hamster LOVES those blueberries.

Yayyy! This makes me so happy. An efficient and nice way to capture them :)

5:10 the one peeking out of the ball is actually so adorable.

Your video on the Flip and Slide was so entertaining. Watched it several times.

That's not a mouse trap, that's a mouse adoption tank. xD

This video makes me happy. I capture a lot of wildies and end up taking them down to a creek for release. That looks far more pleasant than setting a billion tiny little humane traps that are like mouse-size boxes.

I loved it, please do more videos with this trap!

This is great! One thing I'd like to mention is a tank needs ventilation to avoid respitory distress from the ammonia from their urine. I'd suggest drilling holes in the wood!

I like to think that every time a new mouse falls into the cage the other mice are just like, "Ah, welcome newcomer. Make yourself at home".

Mouse gets caught in the trap and its quality of life immediately shoots up 10x.

I love the new humane trap. Have you tried adding a small camera inside the tank to get some close up footage of the mice playing?

What a nifty trap. I wish more people cared enough to look for humane options or at least keep the deadly traps quick and painless. It's horrendous the kind of suffering we've deemed to be acceptable as long as the victim is considered a pest.

Very fun trap. I tried out the flipnslide trap you suggested and only caught one mouse in several months. With conventional wooden traps I'd catch several every day. So, I'm wondering if pocket mice have some aversion to them because they aren't near the ground.

5:12 is so cute when the mouse in the little coconut pops his head out when the other one falls in

The third mouse is like me when I'm in *my* room, lol! This was so cool! Have a nice day!

I have a feeling that this will be one of Shawn's most popular videos!

Oh I love this idea! I have the flip and slide trap (ordered from your link) but in 4 months, I haven't caught anything yet. Lol.

Brilliant video, more like a mouse hotel. In fact so good, the mice don't want to leave!

I got 2 of those flip traps. It did catch a few mice, but after awhile it would just hang in the air and stop dropping down completely for the new mouse. It would just sit up in the air. I was able to send one back, but they wouldn't take the second one back.

@susans7091

Жыл бұрын

Yes, it still needs some work, and make the lid not edible!

it's funny to see wild mice making use of almost the exact same stuff I have in my hamster's cage haha I bet if you put a hamster wheel with a bell on it near where you think you have mice/rats, you'll get your confirmation pretty quick lol

This is a great temp cage! But, as someone who has mice, there is not enough hiding spots for the mice and Kaytee tends to not have the best food for mice. I recommend getting Mazuri rat and mice pellets. Also, with a tank for a mouse cage, you should have a mesh or other breathable material for the lid. Again, this is a pretty good temp cage! But if you plan on keeping mice then this is not ideal.

@Annie_Annie__

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly, since it’s a temporary setup, he probably would have been better off just giving them some fresh food from the kitchen. Some fruit, vegetables, and grains. Then he didn’t even have to buy anything else.

@callmekit_312

2 жыл бұрын

@@Annie_Annie__ That’s true! It would have been way better than feeding them pellets that aren’t that great for them :(

@SeraliaAerials

2 жыл бұрын

It’s literally just a trap.

@callmekit_312

2 жыл бұрын

@@SeraliaAerials I understand that this is a trap. I’m only giving advice on keeping mice, someone may consider keeping the mice in this and it’s not fit for that. I’m sorry that me possibly helping someone had upset you.

@SeraliaAerials

2 жыл бұрын

@@callmekit_312 I’m not upset. I just don’t see how anyone could look at this and think it’s a viable permanent home for any rodent. Even with fish tanks you need some level of ventilation, which is why a completely closed lid tank with fish in it will typically fail. This is not the place for advice on keeping pets. This is for pest control.

Can't believe I missed this wholesome video. Thank you for this

I really loved this trap. Hopefully it’ll return in the future.

For a Mouse, this is better than Disney World!! Great job Shawn. Thanks as always for the great content. Your videos have really helped me with my rodent issues!

For 4 years I've been watching this man catch mice I've only seen him do sth like this once.

Love the mouse trap/habitat!

This video is so cool! I get so many videos in my recommended on how to kill rats and mice that have invaded your home because I try to study pet mice and rats on YT(tho I have rats already), so seeing an ethical live trap video is really refreshing! I used to have a mouse infestation in my old house, and I'll be sure to use the tank enclosure trap & release technique if I ever have another infestation. Also, your voice is really calming!

That was one of your best videos and a longtime very pleasant to watch and very helpful for anybody who wants to catch their rodent humanely thank you

Those native mice are definitely cuter than the introduced pet. Here in Australia we have a native water rat that they have collectively named the Rakali, in the hope it stops people thinking of them like European water rats, and helps to protect them. They are way cuter than European water rats.

Very devious, convince the mice diplomatically to trap themselves. Well played...

Mouse: "I'm going to Disneyland!!"

@maddumass

2 жыл бұрын

Then be set free in a ghetto far from home then run and fight your way back!

I think this one has to be my favorite trap you've featured, great job, great video 🤙🏼🤙🏼

The mice working on their fitness :D so cute

This is like going on a nightly jog and suddenly falling through the floor into a penthouse

I didnt know someone who care about rats so much. I heard about guys who saving lab mice and offering adoptions. Your idea is just simply brilliant.

Next episode: Shawn will have peace talks with the mice colony creating a Human-Mouse treaty. 😁👍

I really think the snap trap is the only trap that’s “humane” (assuming it kills them immediately). I remember sticky traps were supposed to be more humane but then the mouse just slowly dies. Some even lose their legs or tails trying to get out. If you see one in a sticky trap, take it outside, poor oil on it until it manages to wiggle free

@Feverm00n

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Sadly, I’ve seen snap traps not work ideally in numerous ways (I worked in a barn building and my boss insisted on using those instead of more humane options), they often do snap awkwardly and from what I’ve seen, a decent percentage of the mice likely suffered before death.

@susans7091

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@@Feverm00n yes, sadly I caught one and it broke it's leg but it was still alive. Must have been in terrible pain. I felt awful.

Wholesome, encouraging, and effective. Boom.

I don't even need this and yet I want it. It's so simple and effective, wonderful.

Fat mouse: Oh no! I fell inside a health club trap! I'll be doing exercise for the rest of my life and I don't even have to pay expensive membership fees. 😂

Nice, Shawn

This trap is truly humane. most other so called humane traps need to be checked hourly, but bucket style traps are more humane, and this one is particularly well done.

Such a cute concept!