Very nice. Angelici on this thread sometimes has chickens that eat mice. Mine have never shown that kind of behavior. I have a cat so I've never seen a mouse even in the feed storage area, but once I moved something and there was a garter snake the size of a large worm and my girls wouldn't go near it. They often will just stare at a worm. Mine are way too prissy. LolMy Bantam chicken run is inundated with mice. I don't have any cats, and don't want to use poisons. So I found this little device on the internet, and after one night it has shown that it works. A 5 gallon bucket with less than half full of water. At the top of the bucket drill two holes opposite one another about 2 inches down from the top rim, for a short rod or dowel to pierce tightly through the holes. A one pound coffee can with holes drilled through the center of both ends. Make sure these holes are large so the can will spin freely on the rod. Smear the seam side of the coffee can with Peanut Butter, as it is heaviest side of the can. . The mice will get on the rim of the bucket, and jump on the Peanut Butter, the can spins, dumping the mouse into the water trap. It just keeps on working.
