Non-lethal Mousetrap Made from Everyday Objects by Roger Arquer

1. John J.
   October 24th, 2007 at 2:24 pm

   Problem with the above mousetrap is that mice can jump up 12 - 15 inches.

2. Bryan
   October 24th, 2007 at 3:22 pm

   And what do you with the mouse afterwards? You can't let it outside because it will just come right back in and driving out into the wilderness to release it into the wild seems a little silly. (Reminds me of Louis DePalma on Taxi singing Born Free when he released a rat outside)

   Anyway, I have a great, if decidedly lethal, mouse trap in my cat. She left me another gift on the bathroom floor this afternoon.

3. Michael
   October 24th, 2007 at 3:26 pm

   My grandpa had a camp in the woods that he would only visit every couple of weeks or even once a month. Kill trapping mice would've left a terrible stink.

   He had a 5 gallon bucket with a wire handle. the handle had a plastic holder part that could spin like this: http://www.bewellhydroponics.com/catalog/images/5GALLON-bucket.jpg

   He'd put some food in the bottom of the bucket, smear peanut butter on the handle, and place a small board up the side of the bucket as a ramp.

   The mice would jump for the peanut butter, the handle would roll and drop them in the bottom, and they'd be there a week later for him to release.

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