Posted by Roy Suomi on July 13, 2008 at 05:26:01 from (66.61.57.87):
I turned on my drillpress the other day , and it spit ground up paper and shop towels out of the belt cover..I've got sneaky little mices running rampant in my shop...I've tried the conventional wooden mouse traps [ Victor ] , Tried the plastic , clamshell type [tom cat] , even tried some steel traps..Them little bostages keep taking the peanut butter off without tripping the traps..Even put some small ty-wraps on the trip lever to make 'em work at it some..I've used the Decon pellets before , but they stink inside the walls post-mortam..So that's out of the question..Call me a sentimental old fool but, I don't like the tackie strips..I'd rather a fast demise , not a lingering death..The shop's too nasty for a cat with all the fabrication and repairs going on ..Any ideas for my delemma ??
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