where do the mice go to die
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they seek out water so you may find them just about anywhere or not see them at all.
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That is a good question.I have not had any dead mice anywhere that I could see. If they died somewhere in the insulation they did not smell because of the deydration. This is the best answer I can give you. I was told they leave the house to find water. I have no proof of that. Still very satisfied with the product.
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They sometimes come out in the open to die... But it depends sometimes they die in the hole. You can buy rat sorb if you smell the odor of dead mouse and soak it on a Cotton ball and put it in the hole or the area of the smell
1791314
Well I live on land with dirt and I seen them go underground in holes they dig , they live under the earth and that's wear they stay as ofr a garage or something you might have to scoop them up but they carry so many diseases so it is worth it, this stuff is the best I ever had, I will buy some more in spring,Hope this helps
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That is a good question. I have not had any dead mice anywhere that I could see. If they died somewhere in the insulation they did not smell because of the deydration. This is the best answer I can give you. I was told they leave the house to find water. I have no proof of that. Still very satisfied with the product.
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I have heard that they seek water after eating the poison, which does make sense for me because I have not found any dead mice in the house since putting this under the back of the stove & dishwasher and all of the evidence (Little droppings) have disappeared. I was worried we would have a mouse die and have to smell it if we could not get to it, but that has not been the case (Knock on wood). our problem has been gone since last year when we finally gave up on trapping and put this stuff out. It has been great for us.
710244
Just gas be careful the mower we had died because a mouse built a nest in the motor
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The mice push the door in and get caught once thru. You do need to check the trap every day to be sure they don't die in there. The trap works with some mice but perhaps not all. Give it a week at least, checking daily.
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We put the bait in our garage. The mice ate it, climbed through a hole and died in our attic. The smell was awful for about five days but we have not seen or heard another rat.
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Inside of the mouse. It just squeeks when the cat hits it. It does not move around unless the cat hits it.
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I put peanut butter in the hole and it catches mice 90% of the time. The other 10% they eat the peanut butter and don't get caught. One thing I do is put the trigger side next to a wall. That seems to work well.
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If the lights blink red and green, its OKKeep some mice poison near your waste bucket. I just bought another one. They are inexpensive and last.
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I haven't had much luck with this product. I have one down stairs and one on the main floor. I finally had enough of the mice and just bought Decon and got rid of them that way.
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It says to put them around woodpiles and hiding areas where mice might go. I put them around my foundation and under my deck stairs. You can tell if you have a good spot if the cotton inside the tubes are scattered around the tube. That means the mice have found it and more than likely took some cotton from the tick tube. If you don't see some of the cotton outside the tick tube then I would move it to a different location in about a week. Their website is also a good source for information
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Rose DesRochers' answer looks good. I found a dead mouse in my bag of Beggin Strips. It had chewed its way in and presumably gorged itself and died from whatever makes this item unhealthy. When I wrote Purina, they replied saying they didn't know what would cause the mouse's "demise." Why would I give my dogs Beggin Strips if they can poison rodents?
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no, any peanut butter will work. Place the traps along the walls where the mice travel or bear any openings line drains where they travel. I keep my traps set long after I catch the last mouse because where there are 1 or 2, there is likelt to be a whole family
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It snaps shut on their little heads -- these are the absolute best traps! Easy to set and easy to dispose of the dead mice.
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Do not know - Sorry - we had chipmunks, ground squirrels and mice - all gone now.
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The mouse will suffer if you just let it sit there. If you're worried about that, consider getting a trap that snaps shut and kills the mouse or else end the mouse's life yourself. This is nothing but glue on cardboard, it's not poisonous to the mouse.
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They all make a noise, some are a little louder than others. The noise is supposed to deter the mice.
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I've bought it several years ago and this past Winter too. Still have the entire package except for 1/2 of one section... reason... mice are dead.
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They start dying within hours. The ones that touch your dog. The othet ones that are still in your home will be alive, so you have to do this shot a few months