I bought some mouse traps

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v8vega
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I bought some mouse traps

Postby v8vega » Tue Oct 10, 2023 8:42 pm

The wood base kind thats been made for decades. I can't imagine that they are assembled by a machine. My best guess is that women sit around all day and assemble the components into a fixture that then presses the parts into the base all arranged properly.

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Re: I bought some mouse traps

Postby gregj410 » Tue Oct 10, 2023 9:36 pm

Easy killer! You can’t say things like ‘woman sit around all day’ someone might get triggered :lol:

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Re: I bought some mouse traps

Postby robert. » Thu Oct 12, 2023 6:24 am

They are made so cheap now. I cańt get a second use out of them. On mouse and the trap bends.
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Re: I bought some mouse traps

Postby up148 » Thu Oct 12, 2023 7:02 am

Yeah, and at some time they started substituting plastic bait platforms for the old metal type. You can generally find both types, but not at all stores. The still "snap" closed just as good as ever. :shock:

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Re: I bought some mouse traps

Postby E7 » Thu Oct 12, 2023 10:10 am

I've used plastic, wooden base, and glue pads + (size 10 1/2 for the finale) with equal success/lack of. Peanut butter is the bait of choice. There is no logic involved, as different things work at different times. "Pic" (for me) is the best brand of wooden base trap. Last one I caught was with black plastic (Tomcat brand as best I recall). I usually throw the whole mess away. I'd dynamite 'em if it was practical!


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