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Agree! Mice belong outside, and if they are silly enough to get inside, well, my tubby cat is a pretty good mouser. I used to have a pet mouse, it's different if you want them inside or not. I haven't had any mice in about a year, I think they got the hint. For what it's worth, mint is a very good mouse repellent.
 
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You do know they will come right back in... My parents didnt believe me on this so i put nail polish on a mouse I had caught in a live trap. let it loose outside and caught it again the same day.. i even went a ways into the cornfield before releasing it..

Well I wouldn't do it in the yard...
 
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You do know they will come right back in... My parents didnt believe me on this so i put nail polish on a mouse I had caught in a live trap. let it loose outside and caught it again the same day.. i even went a ways into the cornfield before releasing it..

I was thinking of releasing it at Raven Rock which is a fair distance from my home, but I might try the nail polish trick.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raven_Rock_State_Park


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Agree! Mice belong outside, and if they are silly enough to get inside, well, my tubby cat is a pretty good mouser. I used to have a pet mouse, it's different if you want them inside or not. I haven't had any mice in about a year, I think they got the hint. For what it's worth, mint is a very good mouse repellent.

Do you plant the mint around the outside of your home?
 
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You do know they will come right back in... My parents didnt believe me on this so i put nail polish on a mouse I had caught in a live trap. let it loose outside and caught it again the same day.. i even went a ways into the cornfield before releasing it..

Well I wouldn't do it in the yard...

I didnt do mine in the yard .. I went way out in the cornfield .. Silly ....
 
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Agree! Mice belong outside, and if they are silly enough to get inside, well, my tubby cat is a pretty good mouser. I used to have a pet mouse, it's different if you want them inside or not. I haven't had any mice in about a year, I think they got the hint. For what it's worth, mint is a very good mouse repellent.

Do you plant the mint around the outside of your home?

Well, I haven't planted any outside yet. If you do be careful, mint is very aggressive. It will shoot out runners and take over the whole yard. I am going to do some in pots this year. What I did before is get plain corn cob pieces, like the kind used for bedding, and soak some mint essential oil in it. You can use peppermint or spearmint, but make it pretty strong, but not so the cob is wet. I then stuck them in these little organza bags that I had laying around, the kind used to hold little party favors. You could use something different, but don't put essential oils on plastic or wood. Glass or ceramic would be fine. Anyway, put the minty cob out in different places inside where you have seen mice or where you think mice can get in and refresh around once a month. Your house will smell great! I also made carpet refresher by mixing baking soda with a little borax (ant repellent among other bugs) and scented it with the mint oil. Let it sit on the carpet for a bit then vacuumed as usual.
 
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