How to Make a ● Simple Catch and Release Bottle Mousetrap ( that works ! )
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2016
- This is one of my best and easiest homemade catch and let go or catch and release mouse traps. Easy to build, easy to bait, easy to release and best of all it's humane and there's no springs or levers to wind up or load. The mouse or vole cannot escape or chew his way out of this catch and release mouse trap. Mice are not harmed in any way during capture or release. As a matter of fact, the mouse or vole remains very calm since there is no slamming doors or snapping latches to scare them. Mice can be captured, released and let go calmly and easily without fear of getting bitten, even by the most fearful of mice person. Simple operation makes this diy homemade catch and let go vole mouse trap fun and easy to build and adjust for easy trapping and capture and best of all easy release. Just use a dab of peanut butter to bait the mouse trap. It's the best do it yourself homemade humane live release and let go vole mouse trap you'll find! A 2L bottle and a few other common items is all you'll need. I'll be building a humane squirrel trap next so you can capture and release squirrels easily too so subscribe and don't miss my upcoming diy humane squirrel trap. Thanks for watching. I also have a diy humane rat trap coming soon too!
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I made this with my kids and within a few hours we had caught the rodent. Our daughter really enjoyed releasing the mouse in to some fields away from houses.
Thank you so much for your most excellent and practical video.
Thanks! They waste no time hesitating to go into this trap. They stay calm. I found it very interesting to watch when I was getting the footage. Great that you did this with your kids! Good parenting.
Sorry but i Will kill it because they Will be come Again back or they more mouses
@@voltronteamfromthe80s41 not if you take them away from your house ya dingus
@@voltronteamfromthe80s41 well, i usually release the mouses that i got into a forest area, a few miles away from my house. It works well, at least for me
mouse will come back, maybe a few 10 kilo meters away~
I love human beings like you, you don't kill little creatures or injure them. Some people splatter mice and rats and give them a painful death. They are still living creatures, we need more people like you!
Dior Williams True
Dior Williams preach and facts
Amen! Nice to see them outnumbering the other 'kill it' comments.
Would you kill a cat or dog because they kill other living beings? Nope… so mice ain’t that bad, still less anoying than insects so I might be a little less cruel to them
God bless you. Humane traps show a fine, developed human being.
Not to mention smart!!!!!
False don't speak ever
It's your choice. I can understand letting it live. But mice carry diseases. Seems more humane to just kill it rather let it spread disease to other animals.
Just kill it
I want mouse dead
i got a mouse caught... but the damn thing wont leave the bottle... he loves it in the bottle.. lol
Yes, they do take a while to leave the bottle. I just put it outside and come back 15 minutes later and they are gone.
😂 lol
Ummm let him have a win and finish eating 😂
Also, that gives you time to run
@@yers9043 I absolutely love your comment!
I made this trap 2 weeks ago and haven't caught a thing........ until today. In 8 hours it has caught 6 . Clever, simple design that actually works, well done Chris.
Maybe they were out vacationing and just got back. ;-)
of course it could be that when I release them, they are beating me back to the house....maybe there is only one mouse after all !
Mice are very destructive pests. Why would you release them?
They're good for the ecosystem
I love how this trap is adjustable incase the bottle needs to be changed. Simple design and concept that works just right! Thanks :)
I love mice but don't want them in my home, and so many kill traps are unnecessary and brutal. Thanks for making this.
Hayyy l am not alone .
Me too love animals like yourself
They are a lot of traps that are just meant to catch them.
Some people can't kill animals. Everybody don't have your mindset.
Most traps when working properly kill instantly....the mouse never feels pain. I tried humane traps before but ne er seen one catch anything. This trap looks neat and I'd buy one if sold. But I'm not very crafty. But if I did release a live mouse I would take it several miles from my home in a wooded area. Letting it go outside your house, it's just going to turn around and go right back in your house.
Works a treat, caught 5 in the first week! We had one escape artist that managed to claw the bottle up far enough to get out, so we have taped a small magnet to the underside of the bottle which holds to a screw when the bottle first tips up.
if you catch and release them, it likely was the same mouse - maybe though ...
I don't know about you but I find mice adorable.
even when they fuck up your entire house?
hell no, I'd kill them. But if it is like one or two, I would keep one... or two.
Dancestapper Mix then what happens?
im gonna answer that for you, you'll gonna get more then one....or two
Me too.
I made this and it worked the first day!! Letting it go in the woods was the best feeling Ever!! I found the hole behind the water heater and patched it. Since then, whenever I hear chewing in the walls, I put 2-3 drops of peppermint essential oil on the top part of a cotten ball, and place it next to the baseboard, near the sound, with the essential oil part of cotten ball facing up, so it doesn't stain the floor. The peppermint needs to be refreshed periodically because the smell fades. Over the course of 2 years, all 3 times that I have done this, the chewing sounds stopped immediately. Another You Tuber demonstrated a real mouse entering a Store Bought plastic catch and release cage and when the mouse entered the cage trap, the cage door slammed behind him and slammed down on his tail. Even though it was a plastic door, it still hurt. The poor mouse quick grabbed his tail and started licking it because it hurt, so please make THIS humane trap here with the bottle and don't buy the one I mentioned from the store. As you can see from the beginning of the video, this one dosen't hurt their tail. Thank you ! Thank you so much for inventing this humane catch and release trap and for sharing it on You Tube!!
So simple it's a surprise no one has done it before. Two thumbs up, buddy.
Thanks!!
This trap is an excellent design and works fantastically well. The farmer next to us ploughed his field last week and made good knows how many mice homeless, well not for long as loads have made their home in our house. With the help of one of these traps we've caught 8 of the little critters in the last 3 days. Thank you very much for posting this.
Just had a mouse pop out from under my oven 30 minutes ago and scare the life out of me (just out of surprise) I love mice, growing up all of my favorite book characters were mice, but I don't need them getting into our food or bothering my old dog. I have a half drunk bottle of ginger ale and a lot of scrap wood to work with, thank you for this genius model!
1:24 and... it goes back to the house. 😂 lol
I agree with you! All the rodent is going to do is go back to the house. Mice have many diseases. They need to be exterminated!
That's why their SUPPOSED to be released in the wild.
@@TheMario265 dude your a human, you've got no right talking about anything being exterminated. I'd take a million rats over a million humans anyday
@@archerlangfield8189 that is why you have a right to free speech. You have your say and I have mine. Even though we disagree I am ok with it.
@@DougieDoodle correct!
Thank you sooo much, I went away for a month and came home to a new house mate. Mouse droppings sprinkled everywhere, I had every intention of poisoning the little creep, but when I was trying to set the bait station I got an image of the little shit suffering. I started to cry, I couldn't do it. I thought maybe it is a little mommie. Life is cruel but you've helped to make it less cruel, thank you so much.❣💗🤸♀️
Finally a trap that doesn't kill them
Mine didn't turn out as good looking, but it worked the first evening we tried it. Thanks for the idea and detailed construction plans. Now resetting it to get the rest of Mouse's extended family!
You are so good that you have not kill the mouse.
i made it while ago in only 30 minute and capture the rat right away i set it up!! :) :) thank you so much
now this is something worth trying to make it
I like that you are that kind of person who releases the mouse...
*RESPECT FOR ANIMALS*
Yay more disease.
Yea dropped it off at your house
@@johnwolf1475 Good one man!! I laughed HARD at that response 😛😛😛
So if we are killing things that have diseases seems to me like humans should be the first to go starting with you ignorant ass hats
What kill me is like, yall really think yall better. We lie, cheat, steal....kill just for fun lmao is this the fabled human ego??
This is truly humane. I think because it is do quiet and subtle, they stay calm... unlike other 'humane' traps that create a clamor when they close. Awesome idea. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for such a simple, humane, and effective trap. I built this yesterday and caught my first mouse last night. He wasn't as quick leaving the bottle as I had expected but with a little coaxing, he made it out and scooted away. I'll probably build a couple more. Thanks again!
That's great. Yes, they do take their time coming out. I just lay it down and come back 20 minutes later.
Did you release the mouse in neighbor house???
LMAO
Yes of course... Where else..?
😂!!!! I would hate to be his neighbor 😂!!!! Should have fed it to a cat or snake or bird or coon or something else that would eat it...
@@goldwolf0606 Good luck feeding wild mouse to any animal.
@@aart4666 easy… kill it first
After six successful captures (and one escape), I somehow decided to make a second trap. That night, both traps were cleaned of their peanut butter without any prisoners. It seemed to me that the most likely escape plan was the mouse using its paws and/or teeth to "scale" the blocking wall, pulling the bottle up until the mouth cleared. I modified the design slightly, taping a magnet to the neck and attaching a small metal sheet to the base; when the bottle was tipped, the magnet held it down firmly. We caught the energetic and tenacious "Miika," who will join our family as a pet.
The problem with that is that sometimes a mouse will tip the bottle just by standing on it. If you latch it down... that trap is now useless until you reset it.
@@rhymereason3449 Yes, although that has not happened to us yet.
@@halaji LOL... just wait until you get a smart one "deactivating" your traps like a guy clearing a mine field for his buddies 🙂 You do have to admire the ingenuity, persistence, and physical ability of these little creatures. Mattias Wendell (RUclips) showed that a full grown one can squeeze through a hole the size of a dime when determined!
bulit one today with in an hour cought a little fella let him go in the park.
Took very little time for my husband to build. Within about 10 seconds of putting the trap on the floor in the room our friend had claimed for himself, the little guy was there sniffing around for some snacks. 30 seconds later and he was trapped. I noted like some others that he didn't seem to want to exit the bottle when allowed, so I just gave it a little shake and he popped out. Happy to be able to use a trap that is humane and reusable! Thank you for this great video!
This man is a genius.
Thanks for that!
Didn’t have a coat hanger, so I had to improvise with a wood dowel and some wood supports. Thanks for the inspiration, though. Worked a treat. Caught the mouse the first try and released it far away this morning.
Works like a charm!Thanks for sharing My 11 yr old son followed your video and built the trap and caught the mouse! Thanks
I love hearing that! Thats great.
Just made one out of some scrap wood and caught the mouse first night I put it out,simple but but very effective and easy to make,let the mouse out at the end of the field,don't want them in the house but don't want to hurt them,lol
Thanks for the idea
Stephen Anderson that's cause this was one of the good ones check out my comment on the main screen if the opposite!!! interests you. I'm calling them Subhumans. Today. Now. Later.
Cu there😉
Well done Chris. Simple and very clearly explained. I'll be making one in the next day or so to trap an elusive antechinus, who appears to be too light for other catch and release traps. Thanks, Ron.
I have had a little mouse friend in my bedroom for a month or so. It was driving me crazy. I spent the afternoon creating a trap like this, set it up with some peanut butter inside and with in a couple of hours I caught my little mouse friend. :)
Yes, it works amazingly well! They don't hesitate to go in.Glad it worked for you.
мышеловка конструкция нормальная но выпускать глупости потом снова ловить получается круговорот или нравится процесс ловли мышей? Проще залить водой потом для следующих другую бутылку взять я уверен у всех такое мнение
I've made two of these today and just the making and fitting was very enjoyable. If I catch the mice running around here I'll be making a lot of them for my neighbours. 😁 Update: within 23 hours I caught my first mouse. Love the design, thank you very much. Update2: I've caught four mice but one has figured a way out. It sinks its teeth in the wood and elevates itself untill it can get out. I am going for the pvc pipe next.
I made an improvement for that - face the end block with a sheet of thin aluminum cut from a pop can... they can't get their teeth into that..
Don’t hurt it!
@@patriciafong-edwards3777 the mousetrap is made not to hurt the mouse. If I wanted to hurt it I would have build a different trap. 😉
it works! have had a mouse loose in the house for days, built this, caught it the first night - problem over thanks!!!!
This is awesome! Thank you so much. We soooo need more people on this earth like you - smart, giving, and compassionate! Keep up the great work you do and thanks for sharing and adding goodness to our society :)
I Love This Trap! The Mouse Sees Everything All Green!
No More Animal Abusing!
If two mouses get in the trap, they will eat eachother slowly.....
I add a like in addition, thank you
Caught my mouse! Thanks! Smearing peanut butter as far as I could reach with my finger was not enough though, the mouse could stretch long enough to get it without getting his hind-end into the bottle. I had to put a dollop onto a stick to get it more in the middle of the bottle.
Make sure you put the peanut butter at the top of the neck. They seem to have to then go in to get to it. They seem to not hesitate going in. Glad it worked.
I'm going to try this, I do not like poison traps, this is more eco friendly and more humane. Thanks Chris!!!
Thank you for sharing this man. I had industrial mouse trap and it didnt work, so I saw your video and made something simular. Works 100 %
+Milos Marinkovic It is crazy how they go into my trap without hesitation. And then they're in there quite relaxed. Great to hear.
I'm so happy I can make a trap without killing them!
Night one: I omitted the clamp and the mouse wriggled the bottle off the bar. Night two: I released the mouse into the woods. What a wonderful invention! Thank you.
Thanks Chris! It worked for me! Have trapped 3 Rhabdomys pumilio mice in the house over the past 3 days down here in Cape St. Francis South Africa, using peanuts as bait/reward. Took 20 mins to make the trap with basic tools. Rhabdomys is an important seed-disperser and pollinator of several Fynbos plants, especially in the Restio ad Protea plant families, so it was important for the trap to be ethically designed with catch-and-release in mind. Good on you, bru!
Interesting. Thanks.
Didn't think there were so many others who wanted to get rid of mice without killing them! Brilliant invention! Will you be making and selling this?
I made another one you may like.........ruclips.net/video/EjsBV25Z5rU/видео.html
You know something. You are a good human being
Genius. The bendy wire design that lets you tweak everything until it's just right is spot on. There a couple of extra things worth knowing. Firstly you need to release your mouse a long way from your house - 2 miles or 3 km. Secondly you need to be quite patient when you do so - your mouse may be in no hurry to leave its new home
Made this on Saturday and caught the mouse Sunday night and released into woodland. Great video, Thankyou
You’ve done it! You’ve built the better mouse trap! Wonderful!
THANK YOU SIR *oml i hate mice wandering but i adore them when i know EXACTLY where they are.
A white footed mouse so precious and becoming more rare... Do not harm Thank you
thanks very much. I followed your directions and I had fun making the mouse trap. Now to catch and release some mice from my tool shed........
Who else watches these just for fun knowing you'll never need or use em
StraingerThingz me👉( ˘ω˘ )👈
@Raw Sauce But what if one day we saved your life :D How about Traps comments don't matter
Yeah, regular spring traps a easier and probably more humane in the long run. Thinking outside the box is cool though.
More fun than watching anime out of sync mouths, huh! Uhh! Wha! robotic human movements, eye twitching etc. Worst thing ive ever seen is dragon ball z. The suspence of the powering up is frustating. Anime = cringe cosplay/headaches
@@benjihalfwelshlikealion9454 that's like saying you don't play videogames because you didn't like Fifa and Madden but never tried any other type of game, or never watch any horror movies because Heredity and Mother were cheesey.
Clever creation and very well detailed instructions. Thank you.
Very nice. I just made this yesterday and had a new resident this morning. I saved the bottle cap so I can remove the bottle and mouse from the stand for safe transport to a local park for release. Did not want to risk having the guy get out in my car on the way to the park.
They do not hesitate to go in this trap! In all the experimenting I did when I made it, it didn't take them long to go inside at all! The park is a good spot.
It's always nice to cover the tap so the critter doesn't feel so exposed and vulnerable.
Commenting for the algorithm, great work
The mouse probably was back in the house before you were.
Exactly.
Thats when you have to ask yourself "were do they get in" and search for holes you left open in your house and fix them
+Toni Mahoni don't they make the holes in the first place? chewing through?
+Kronikwookie they do but you fix the week spots and put a piece of metal inside it were they came through - also biggest problem: they smell very good - put your food in plastic containers
buahahahaha
We tried this over the weekend and worked!! Simple to make and use. Thank you!!! I release them in a wooded area far from houses. I made sure it was NOT going to another house.
YOUR A REALLY BRIGHT ASS- O.... ya know you catch and release these mice near someone's house and make your problem your neighbors problem. DO YOU IDIOTS RELIZE THAT 60 MAYBE 70 YEAR AGO, RATS KILLED THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE IN THE UK. THE ONLY GOOD MOUSE IS A DEAD SOB'IN MOUSE. THESE BASTARDS CARRY ALL KINDS OF SICKNESSES
Huh? How am I making this someone Else's problem if I put it in a wooded area far from houses?
Damn it you made them look cute all of a sudden
me: i wonder what the mouse is thinking
mouse: DOOR STUCK! DOOR STUCK!
made it, worked like a charm. released the mouse to the neighbours house :D
Lol
I was thinking the same here lol.. release it to an annoying neighbour house
*Thank you very much for the fact that the animal is not harmed. Unfortunately not many people do so, you're done.*
is that a wild mouse? So calm.
Such a brilliant idea. I've just been and bought one. If this one doesn't work I'll try your idea thank you x
You need to sell these..this really is genius for animal lovers it will be a hit
I agree
Cole Tanner
Yass :3
Cole Tanner
I made a trap like this after watching this video. About an hour ago, I checked to see and sure enough, there was a little guy in there going to town on a wad of peanut butter. I excitedly called to my husband and claimed I had caught one. He didn't believe it would work. He got there just in time to see the mouse escape with no problems whatsoever. It only needs a small adjustment, but you'd think my husband had just won every argument we have ever had. I have faith though. It's a great idea, I just need to work on it some more.
Yes! They go into the trap without delay! Glad it worked for you. Easy to adjust and get it just right.
Oh man I was reading the comments on this vid and was very pleased until I got to yours. Man why would ya say something so Unnecessarily vulgar and mean? I’m NOT starting a fight with ya or anything like that. I’m just honestly asking a real question as to why you said what ya did ok!
Seems to me Newer Account has nothing intelligent to say and is starving for attention. He's gone full troll. All we can do is pity the poor thing.
Wyld Flourz I’m saying that mouse could have done alota damage yo the home , the man should be rewarded
Wyld Flourz ikr
I made one of these to catch a mouse in our kitchen. It worked absolutely as you said it would. The mouse was released unharmed and a long way from our house. Many thanks for this. I'll keep the trap, just in case....
That's great! They seem to not even hesitate to go into the bottle. It does work. Thanks.
I have been looking for this exact video for a while now. Thank you for making this
It's good that you let it go , good man..
As long as it's not your house
Thank you Chris for being kind
My cat caught a field mouse and (sadly) paralysed its back legs. I kept him in a tank for a couple of weeks in my workshop where he miraculously recovered. So much so that when I turned my back for a second he escaped into the shed where he's been for a few days, happily eating food I put down for him.
Trouble is I don't want my cat catching him again cos I don't think he'll get so luck this time around so I was about to buy a humane trap online - until I saw this :-)
Subscribed and I'll be buying a big bottle of fizzy drink tomorrow to get the build started! And keeping my cat out of the workshop until I can catch the escapee! Thanks for the video, great fun.
Update: caught Houdini my escapee mouse the 1st night I used this trap :-) Put him back into the tank prior to releasing him...walked out into the countryside, GoPro running to let him go...and the tank was empty. Discovered that he'd eaten his way through the plastic at the top - which is how he got out in the first place.
Set the trap again last night and there he was in the morning inside the bottle, a bit wet and sorry for himself. He's now in the warm hay in a repaired and strengthened tank :-)
Thanks again Chris - your design also inspired a mate of mine to make one too.
Caught two at one time, great trap.
I have caught 2 mice so far, thanks for this great easy idea. I made one in about 10 minutes. I used a Poweraid bottle, but it works the same.
Fantastic! Any bottle will work, just get the balance right and you're golden.
that's so cute! I could never kill an animal, so this sounds like a great and cruelty-free solution
Jk
Raw Sauce I am vegan :)
So then you only kill plants!! Depleting our air supply!!! Cruelty to it's finest!!!
That combination
Until you see all the mouse rat poop and piss in your drawers and around your house. Vermine !
had mice in my room many years ago. set a humane trap every night and caught one per day for five days until never heard from them again lol. cute as buttons.
Made this yesterday, and caught a mouse at the house today. Thanks Chris!
what a cute mouse!
mouses here can eat this whole bottle
Yeser Shishakli Then it is a rat.
Sory my inglich iz veri bad
10 sep 2016
YES! It worked!
I had a wild house mouse show up in the downstairs of my house last night (9 sep).
I'll call it a he; that's what the Dutch do.
So right away I started searching online for mouse traps and came across this video. The mouse kept coming out and running along the floorboards, so it didn't take me long to decide to go to the trouble of building the trap.
While I was building the trap, he kept coming out and when I moved toward him, he would run back into the closet where I finally figured out he was hiding. I looked inside the closet and he had already pooped like crazy in the floor of the closet.
I rarely ever drink soda so I didn't have any 2L bottles lying around, but I found an unopened bottle of Diet Pepsi in the door of the old downstairs fridge that someone had probably bought about a year ago and I dumped the soda down the drain. No loss there.
After I finished making the trap, around midnight, I set it up along the floorboard where he was running. Then I went upstairs, but at first he followed me upstairs! and into the kitchen and the living room! I guess he thought I was going to feed him or something?
Once he ran back downstairs, I blocked the bottom of the doorway so that he couldn't come back upstairs again. Then around 2 am I went to sleep on the upstairs couch, wondering whether the contraption I built would even work. I thought he would probably find a way to get out, since there was still a slight gap between the opening and the piece of wood and I was also afraid the bottle might loosen at the point where the crossbar was attached. Or that he wouldn't take the bait. (In addition to a smear of peanut butter, I had also eventually added a few tiny slivers of Gouda into the bottom of the bottle to entice him further.)
Around 6 am, I woke up and skeptically checked downstairs, but there he was! trapped in the bottle! I was amazed! It worked! I don't know about him remaining "very calm." He was squeaking like mad and had pooped like crazy, but had only managed to knock one little tiny ball of hard poop out of the bottle.
0:59 "He can't climb up the side of the bottle because it's so slippery." Yes, he can. Once you pick it up, he can climb up onto the crossbar and try to jump out through the bottle opening, so make sure to hold the bottle so that the block of wood is still blocking the opening. I had to shake him loose from the crossbar and then I placed the bottle cap back on the bottle. Then I removed the bottle from the crossbar, where he sat in the bottom of the bottle, wallowing in his own poop.
Once I pulled the bottle from the crossbar, he had pooped so much, I decided there is no way I will ever re-use the bottle. I can just as easily re-fit a new bottle of soda if I ever need to catch another mouse again. As far as I can tell, he was a solitary house mouse who had worked his way into the house somehow.
House mouse (Mus musculus) conservation status: LC (least concern).
That's quite a story!! It works every time. They go into it without hesitation. Just fill the bottle with water and let it sit a while to soften the stuff in there then reuse the bottle again.
Well... of course I was wrong. There is a second mouse which has shown up at different times of the day and night. First time was around lunch time; other times he has shown up at night. This one is sneakier and speedier than his cousin. And unlike the former, who was hiding out in a closet, I can't determine where this one has taken up residence. He leaves his droppings wherever he pleases.
I don't know about them going in without hesitation. Apparently this one is smarter and more cautious than his cousin. For two nights now I have set the trap, but he has not taken the bait. I used peanut butter, as well as cheese in the bottom, just like before. Maybe this one saw his cousin get trapped the first time and he is not about to follow in his footsteps? Anyway, after two nights, I am thoroughly disgusted. I think I'm going to have to convert to a more traditional mouse trap. Any suggestions?
I believe you are right. mice and rats seem to be pretty smart. in my experience the same method often is not effective against family & friends who saw or heard his distress. I wonder if using a different color bottle the next time would seem different enough. awesome idea! when I had a mouse problem, I constantly had to change up my attack. They were hanging out cuz I had birds & they were eating the food too! I caught a couple in glue traps, then not a singe one more tho I'd still see them! eventually I caught a couple of babies who hadn't been warned or taught. I also wondered if they learn to associate THAT smell with danger! I used peanut butter too! when I used regular traps, I'd catch maybe 2 & then none all week again! (and meanwhile they were breeding!) I'd love to hear how this turns out for you! seriously, try a different color bottle & different bait. if you caught the first one while sleeping, you gave his cousin plenty of time to be onto your tricks! I had to use every method I could come up with to get rid of my problem. Thanks Chris for one more in case there is a next time!
This is perfect! Very good instructions too! Thanks!
Where do you release them.....Neighbors back yard ???
lol
neighbours kitchen?
😂😂😂
In my Ex's car
Maybe in a pet store, snake food
built and deployed with great success! Thanks for posting this simple and effective design :-)
Thanks.
I'm so glad that you devised a humane trap for these cute little creatures. Thinking of them dying slowly on a glue trap sickens me.
It excited me!
Same...
glue traps are fun..I just roll up the glue trap and stomp them
Richard gross another psychopath trying to get a reaction. Pretty pitiful. I feel bad for you like what kind of fucked childhood did you have
I am going to have my wildlife management class make these for a mark and recapture lab. Thanks for the idea and video!
Just to give you a few more ideas for your class, here's a compilation of 7 mousetraps I have made. They all work.
ruclips.net/video/Nxzs97lNQsw/видео.html
What a brilliant gadget, very easy to make as per your video Managed to catch 4 and release humanely within 2 days.
I built your trap, today is the first night, thanks for the video.
They just put a poop on my trap, time to try with another trap, and that trap in another place.
The best mouse trap ever
Thanks!
Nice! I’m gonna use this to catch live mice for my bearded dragon now!
Ingenious - thanks for sharing, need to make one urgently tonight after work before the missus realises we have a mouse in the house (hopefully just the one!)
Made one like this and caught 3 where a bucket & roller and snap traps had failed. Super simple and it works!!!
Aaand release.. aaand it's back in the house.
Absolutely brilliant!
These mice are so cute! And that's genius idea!
A bunch of Facebook pages are stealing this video Chris. They aren't giving you credit as the original maker.
+Jesse Welcome to the internet.
Thank you for behaving like a decent intelligent human being instead of a cold-hearted violent knuckle dragger.
Nice thing to wish on someone who don't have your mindset. For the record there's been less than 2 cases of the plague since 2018. (And they're from the fleas not the mouse)
For those who who use humane traps keep on keeping on. It's a personal choice.
Richard gross is the type of guy to flex a fake gold ufc ring to the few friends he has
I love to see how humane you are, Big Respect 👍😊
So I built the trap a couple of days ago and I caught a tiny black mouse on the first night. I set him free on a nearby field, hope he stays away. Thank you so much for this, it was very easy to build and it worked perfectly. I´m building another one for my mother.
You're building another one for your mother? ... Will you be releasing her in a nearby field, too?
I'm dying. Hopefully she finds her way back home.
xD
Glad to see a humane trap, great video
I like the humane trap idea because then I can plan the mouse's execution after I have caught the little fella. I like the idea of gassing him in that bottle
Steve Hurst that's f*cked up
i have two of these i made
and been using them the past few years
very useful at catching and releasing