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How To Trap a Mouse or Small Rat or any rodent that is in your space!

10,850 views November 3, 2019 8:24

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ChannelFrederick Dunn

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How to Trap a Mouse, Rat, Vole, Shrew, Hamster, Gerbil or Guinea Pig without hurting it, catch them alive and well.

These are the Best Mousetraps I could find that catch mice alive and can be adjusted to capture even the smallest house mouse.
I purchased all of these on Amazon and have used live catch traps here at Fred's Fine Fowl for many years.

If your pet rat, mouse, hamster, gerbil etc ever gets out of its cage, this trap will certainly catch them for you safe and sound. Just catch your pet with the same pet food you normally feed them. Do not just leave a pet cage open and hope they return, an open cage can be visited by your pet at night, it may then leave, and you'll never know they were there. A trap is the best way.

Advantage? You have the option to keep or release the animal you've trapped. Completely unharmed.

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Here are links to all of the traps shown in this video:

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As I show in the video, my favorite and most versatile live catch trap is the Becko Humane Mouse, Rat, Rodent trap due to the quality of the construction and trigger design.

NOTE: I did need to remove the trigger/bait plate spring in order to make it sensitive enough for tiny mice. As is from the manufacturer, the trigger is not sensitive enough.

Best Bait for Wild Mice - Peanut Butter with Black oil Sunflower Seeds.

These traps are best placed inside, away from wind, rain and weather that may trip them.

What can you do with mice/rodents you trap? Consider donating them to a Raptor Wildlife Recovery Center, they are in constant need of wild caught animals that can be fed to owls, hawks, kestrels, eagles and other birds of prey throughout their rehabilitation.

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Thank you for watching!
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Frederick Dunn published this 8:24 video tutorial on November 3, 2019. It has been watched 10,850 times on YouTube.

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