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I get mice in the wateres in the winter a lot. They have to get it somewhere & once they climb into the bucket they can't get out & drown. You need to provide soemthing they can walk on, but then they fall off into the water & can't get back on. Someone said tape plastic over the top of the bucket with a 50 cent size hole in the middle, they fall into the hole...I find just the bucket with water works ok, even though I'm not doing it on purpose. Or, sometimes I find mice in the feed buckets if they are tall 5 gallon, they get in, but can't get out...usually babies though.When I left AL some of the kids were sick with something. I keep a thing of wipes near the computer, since there is only one and wipe it down before I use it.
vmdaniel - It's nice to be home. Now to get things back in order. We left the lid off the scratch can last evening and I found four mice in it this AM. Not to mention it's nearly empty. I just tipped it and let them run out. Over 50# 's of scratch and boss used up in five weeks. DW doesn't set mice traps. I'll be working on that for the next week.I've got to make one with the bucket and water. I'm sure to find how on Youtube.![]()
Thanks for the welcome back everyone.
Rancher

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