has anyone tried the "electric mice control ?

MamaChic21

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I came across this electric mice traps that they call it, that should drive away mouse, rats and rodents. Has anyone gave this a try ?
Here are some links for more info ;
http://www.victorpest.com/store/rodent-control/electronic-mouse-trap

http://www.accuracypluscalifornia.com/pest-control-blog/electric-rodent-repellers-do-they-prevent-mice/2010/12/

And
here are links for people like me (not too experienced with mice and rodents)
http://www.ehow.com/how_5625954_rid-rats-shed.html

https://www.backyardchickens.com/chicken-predators/dealing-with-rats-mice-in-a-hen-house/
 
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Ditto. I had a different brand that worked GREAT for several years until it died. I replaced it with the Victor brand I saw at Walmart. Less than a week after plugging them in, I watched a small (cute, actually... ) brown mouse run over the top of it, stop, change directions and run back onto the top of it like it was a ladder. Didn't seem to be phased by the vibration/noise whatsoever.
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I don't even let the cats kill them if I find them with a live one; I take it far back into the field and let them go, but I really don't want them eating the labels off the cans in the pantry, or eating through flour/meal/etc. bags & packages.
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ETA: DH says only 2 or 3 of these 8 cats are earning their keep.....
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cntrlovr, you're too funny
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I have 2 cats at home. I wouldn't know how to take care of them outside. Do they live inside with the chickens ? Do I feed the cats ? How would they go out of the chicken coop or run ?
If it worked for couple of years I'm ok with that
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Do you remember what brand was that ?
 
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I have the Victor electronic mouse trap and it works good. You get a green light when somebody has checked in. Then ya can just flip the lid open and drop the guest into the sanitation containment receptecle.
 
Our 8 cats live in the house with me, the DH, and the 45 (give or take a few... !) inside birds. The 3 youngest cats are the best mousers (understandable, since the oldest cat is 18 1/2, the next 2 older ones are older than 12, and the middle ones are between 7 and 10 yrs.) They occasionally go outside when it's warm, but I've been keeping them in b/c it's been quite cold for here, and after dashing out for a few minutes while I'm schlepping water out to the ducks & chickens in gallon jugs until the temps come up and my hose thaws, the cats are MORE than ready to come back in when I'm done.
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They (the cats) are all rescues or strays that know someone with a soft heart (or soft head; I haven't decided!) lives here...
 

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