Moouse Caught

Pleased to hear that there is no longer a "moose loose about your hoose" mobee...but I wouldn't stop listening just yet!!! You know the old saying "where there's one there's two" and we all know what two are capable of....LOL
Keep the hazel nuts and rolling pin handy.:>>>)))))

I'm pleased you've rid the moose from the hoose but as Alz. says don't retire the rolling pin just yet! We have one lives in the incinerator at the bottom of the garden. (we often see him checking out the bottom of the bird table for fallen goodies!) If he was ever to get in the house then I'm afraid it would be curtains for him!

I don't know the background to this mouse tale Mobee but I'm glad you're finally mouse-free even if it's not in the preferred way. I'm sure the mouse would have preferred another way! LOL

I'm glad you have a moouse-free hoouse now. Pitty the trap was the only way in the end.

Balboa no help then? lol Glad the little critter finally got too brave for his own good aw :o(( I know I hate traps too but needs must when all else fails

I'm sorry to burst your bubble but where theres one mouse theres more don't retire your trap just yet set it again.

Thanks all for your responses,i would nearly bet there are more but will take all your good advice and reset trap "Balboa" useless in this case Neellan Lol.Thanks Ian & lily,Alzheimer,Bobq ,Hywel I always thought with a dog in the house they wouldn`t venture inside but have been proved wrong:~)))))

I can vouch for that Mobee.....always had dogs and every year in this semi-rural area at harvest time ...always have mice - at least in the garage where I keep the bird food. I do have a sonic "thingy" switched on and invariably if it gets switched off by accident - in march the mice!! The dogs are very interested but are no catchers or repellent - that's for sure!!! One year - the mice actually ventured into the house - and I found one in the swing bin full of dog foood.....breakfast in bed for mice obviously...LOL Just keep that trap "active" chum!!