Figgerlickinggood
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Having problems with mice in your garden and fig trees? This Italian mouse trap is really incredible. Take a look at this…
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Incredible Italian mouse trap
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Figgerlickinggood
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Really, wow this is the first time I saw him.
I found him by accident, I looked up on YouTube info about the Domingo tomato and he had a video on that tomato then I noticed he’s mostly a channel on small animal traps.
@"ktrain"#2 wonder if that mouse trap can be made in a much larger scale, say large enough for a raccoon. Set it on top of a large metal trap for the raccoon to drop into. Joe would be able to catch them a lot easier and faster.
I found him by accident, I looked up on YouTube info about the Domingo tomato and he had a video on that tomato then I noticed he’s mostly a channel on small animal traps.
@"ktrain"#2 wonder if that mouse trap can be made in a much larger scale, say large enough for a raccoon. Set it on top of a large metal trap for the raccoon to drop into. Joe would be able to catch them a lot easier and faster.
Figless
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@"Figgerlickinggood"#7
This is an amazing mouse trap. I don't know how it would function against our beloved Berkeley CA Norwegian roof rat. They can be the size of a cat lol. I bet it would function pretty well against our hybrid, extremely clever, Goth girl pet rats, that hybrid in my neighborhood. We can no longer catch them with conventional rat traps. Sometimes I will Field as many as 30 separate rat traps. All brand new wearing gloves on my property, and not catch a single one. Every few blocks has a different hybrid pet rat descended from various varieties of pet rats.. We call them Goth girl rats. They come to UC Berkeley tattoos and all, with a cage full of two, or three pet rats. When they graduate, or more likely flunk out. (Too much partying, and drugs). They will not take their pet rats home with them, they release them in the Berkeley City environment usually just right in the street somewhere. Every few blocks they'll be a different variety very smart, and hard to catch. I might try this little beauty out. It won't be able to catch a Norwegian roof rat, for that we have to call out the US Army. Thank you once again Teresa I'm going to Five Star This Thread and try to find a way to give you 100 likes for posting this video.
This is an amazing mouse trap. I don't know how it would function against our beloved Berkeley CA Norwegian roof rat. They can be the size of a cat lol. I bet it would function pretty well against our hybrid, extremely clever, Goth girl pet rats, that hybrid in my neighborhood. We can no longer catch them with conventional rat traps. Sometimes I will Field as many as 30 separate rat traps. All brand new wearing gloves on my property, and not catch a single one. Every few blocks has a different hybrid pet rat descended from various varieties of pet rats.. We call them Goth girl rats. They come to UC Berkeley tattoos and all, with a cage full of two, or three pet rats. When they graduate, or more likely flunk out. (Too much partying, and drugs). They will not take their pet rats home with them, they release them in the Berkeley City environment usually just right in the street somewhere. Every few blocks they'll be a different variety very smart, and hard to catch. I might try this little beauty out. It won't be able to catch a Norwegian roof rat, for that we have to call out the US Army. Thank you once again Teresa I'm going to Five Star This Thread and try to find a way to give you 100 likes for posting this video.
TorontoJoe
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How did I miss this when it was first posted? It's brilliant.
I'm picturing one that's around 2 meters tall to catch larger, "critters"
I'm picturing one that's around 2 meters tall to catch larger, "critters"