I can’t imagine anyone Olivia’s age naming a mouse that has invaded her home. I have gotten rid of many mice. I even once found a nest with several babies in it. I took a hammer to those babies. It was quick and probably more merciful than starving to death because I had already caught their mother.
So rather than a quick death, we should release it into the snow to slowly freeze & starve. I suspect your next stop, Ben, will be the pet shop for a deluxe cage and mouse food.
I used to work in a hardware store. Every so often we would get someone who wanted to ‘catch and release’ the mice plaguing their house. We sold ‘humane traps’. I would always advise people to wear heavy gloves when using such things. I would tell the people, that when they release the mouse if they are bitten because the mouse is panicked, they are going to go to the hospital for some really unpleasant Rabies Shots.
I hired an exterminator to rid me of mice in my home years ago. So glad I did. He found at least 6 places in my house that they were able to enter that I had no idea existed. He fixed them that day. He also set the traps (using peanut butter as the lure) and came once a week to collect the dead and set new traps. This went on for several months before he declared me “Mouse Free.”
Michael G. over 3 years ago
“Us” or “them”, Liv.
Gameguy49 Premium Member over 3 years ago
It is not advisable to share your home with flies or mice. Swat & trap!
Charles Ransdell Premium Member over 3 years ago
Trevor the Gross?
sfreader1 over 3 years ago
I can’t imagine anyone Olivia’s age naming a mouse that has invaded her home. I have gotten rid of many mice. I even once found a nest with several babies in it. I took a hammer to those babies. It was quick and probably more merciful than starving to death because I had already caught their mother.
ChasBow over 3 years ago
Love how Ben looks in the second panel!
P51Strega over 3 years ago
So rather than a quick death, we should release it into the snow to slowly freeze & starve. I suspect your next stop, Ben, will be the pet shop for a deluxe cage and mouse food.
Bruce1253 over 3 years ago
I used to work in a hardware store. Every so often we would get someone who wanted to ‘catch and release’ the mice plaguing their house. We sold ‘humane traps’. I would always advise people to wear heavy gloves when using such things. I would tell the people, that when they release the mouse if they are bitten because the mouse is panicked, they are going to go to the hospital for some really unpleasant Rabies Shots.
MuddyUSA Premium Member over 3 years ago
Ben’s look in panel two, caused the famine reaction.
gooddavid over 3 years ago
Trouble with relocating is now they are someone else’s problem – if they survive.
Dr_Fogg over 3 years ago
I bought some of those sonic things. We haven’t seen a mouse since
cuzinron47 over 3 years ago
It’s your fault Ben for being so descriptive. The less she knows the better.
BJIllistrated Premium Member over 3 years ago
I hired an exterminator to rid me of mice in my home years ago. So glad I did. He found at least 6 places in my house that they were able to enter that I had no idea existed. He fixed them that day. He also set the traps (using peanut butter as the lure) and came once a week to collect the dead and set new traps. This went on for several months before he declared me “Mouse Free.”
car2ner over 3 years ago
some people love the little furry critters until those (d%^&) mice do a few thousand dollars of damage.
for fun look up Mouse Trap Mondays on Y’tube
heathcliff2 over 3 years ago
You should have contacted the Pentagon in advance. Trevor would have justified calling in the Army to Washington, DC today.
Ukko wilko over 3 years ago
My wife once threatened to shoot a mouse with a .38 (bird shot load) if I didn’t get it killed and removed from the house.
rhpii over 3 years ago
At least it isn’t Algernon.