Here is a small video i made a few years earlier (not related to audio though) This rat was inside my house and was too clever to be caught in trap, he would just eat any bait but never triggered the trap . So i converted my old phone to a camera and captured a video all night. Finally when i saw this i said OMG.
Jerry the merry
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If you trapped it then he would have triggered something that sets off the trap...
Maybe changing to cheese...something they like I read somewhere..
If you trapped it then he would have triggered something that sets off the trap...
Maybe changing to cheese...something they like I read somewhere..
I tried cheese, tomato, potato anything and everything edible
bastard would just taste it around the sides and leave the trigger as it is.
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Set a mouse to catch a mouse..
A plastic competitor rat trying to get at the almond might stir hormones in the mouse that overcomes it's rationality ??
A plastic competitor rat trying to get at the almond might stir hormones in the mouse that overcomes it's rationality ??
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Almond upside down.
So it tries to eat again
Almond has lost weight and the trap closes..
So it tries to eat again
Almond has lost weight and the trap closes..
The trigger is too strong so Mr Jerry takes a nibble and trigger doesnt work. It should be latched very very lightly so as just weak movement would trip it .
Would be interesting to know your idea
Thanks for sharing something different.
Do you know we have a FM with almost that handle? Gerry_the_Merry
Until I opened the thread, I thought here's another sale gone bad.
Anyway, I have had the exact same problem with a nocturnal visitor.
I then put something directly beneath the bait so he cound not nibble from below and bingo! Gotcha
Until I opened the thread, I thought here's another sale gone bad.
Anyway, I have had the exact same problem with a nocturnal visitor.
I then put something directly beneath the bait so he cound not nibble from below and bingo! Gotcha
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The trigger was very light actually, i am amazed how how lightly jerry taps the bait and knows if he pushes hard enough it will trip, i have captured dozens of jerrys in this very trap but this one turned too clever to be fooled.
Thats also good idea but i dint do that.
The trigger is too strong so Mr Jerry takes a nibble and trigger doesnt work. It should be latched very very lightly so as just weak movement would trip it .
Would be interesting to know your idea
Thanks for sharing something different.
The trigger was very light actually, i am amazed how how lightly jerry taps the bait and knows if he pushes hard enough it will trip, i have captured dozens of jerrys in this very trap but this one turned too clever to be fooled.
Do you know we have a FM with almost that handle? Gerry_the_Merry
Until I opened the thread, I thought here's another sale gone bad.
Anyway, I have had the exact same problem with a nocturnal visitor.
I then put something directly beneath the bait so he cound not nibble from below and bingo! Gotcha
Thats also good idea but i dint do that.
You issued a sudden lockdown/curfew notification to Jerry, leaving him confused with no option but to stay indoors, safe inside the trap
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TBH...I have become a raider at night these days too..
Not getting much sleep at night or sleeping late
A big mouse
I wonder if wifey has set a trap ??
Not getting much sleep at night or sleeping late
A big mouse
I wonder if wifey has set a trap ??
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I found a way to silence the biscuit wrappers ...and open stuff without making noise
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If I had a Jerry running about the place I'd get Mr. Tom. better than any trap imo
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But that's not Tom...that's Winston !
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